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M@n@gement is the first open access journal in management, strategy and organization theory. Supported by the AIMS, this well-ranked, double blind peer-reviewed journal has been publishing original research articles improving our understanding of organizational phenomena for more than 20 years. We encourage creative and novel research which relies on new and nontraditional theories, methods, and/or database.

Collective Dynamics focuses on research in the field of pedestrian dynamics, crowds, vehicular traffic and other systems of self-driven particles, such as molecular motors, animal groups or agents. The journal is a forum for all scientists working on fundamental (empirical as well as theoretical) research or concrete applications. Articles should be written in a way that makes them accessible to a wide range of scientific disciplines. As a peer-reviewed journal, Collective Dynamics publishes scientific papers that should reflect original, previously unpublished work, but may also report on systematic reviews of published research and other pedagogical articles (e.g. lecture notes).

Exeley Inc. a New York based newly incorporated company focused on offering innovative publishing services to Open Access publications worldwide. The company is run by experienced manager Dawid Cecula. In the last decade, Dawid has built one of the world’s largest collections of Open Access journals. He gained experience from working for leading international publishers and delivering professional publishing and consulting services to universities, research centers and societies based in Europe, America and Asia. Exeley Inc. offers a well-designed and technologically advanced publishing platform to journal owners, that integrates publications with online content, social media, databases and libraries.

JEET (ISSN 2767-6951) is premised on the belief that emerging technologies such as genetic engineering, advanced pharmacology, artificial intelligence, and nanotechnology will shape future life to an unprecedented extent. JEET publishes academic discussions of possible developments in such technologies and reflections on ethically desirable developments.