The Review of Business Journal

Recent Issues

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• Volume 33, Number 1 - Winter 2012-2013
• Volume 32, Number 2 - Summer 2012
• Volume 32, Number 1-Winter 2011-2012
• Volume 31, Number 2-Summer 2011
• Volume 31, Number 1-Fall 2010
• Volume 30, Number 2-Special Issue - Accounting - Spring 2010
• Volume 30, Number 1-Fall 2009
• Volume 29, Number 2-Spring 2009
• Volume 29, Number 1-Fall 2008
• Volume 28, Number 2-Winter 2008
• Volume 28, Number 1-Fall 2007
• Volume 27, Number 4-Accounting Special Edition 2007
• Volume 27, Number 1-Winter 2006
• Volume 26, Number 3-Fall 2005
• Volume 26, Number 2-Spring 2005
• Volume 26, Number 1 Winter 2005
• Volume 25, Number 1 - Winter 2004

About the Review of Business
The Review of Business was first published in 1968 as a journal that concentrated on the New York economy, but it rapidly evolved to focus on business research that favors the practical and applicative side of inquiry.  While we still prefer research that leads to pragmatic applications, the papers that our global review board accepts may also contain a high degree of statistical and theoretical analysis.  Articles covering issues from all business sciences are welcomed, including those that focus on law, poverty and ethics.

The articles received by the journal are reviewed by the Editor and two independent reviewers.   Furthermore, each article is checked for originality and accuracy of citations. 

You can view our journal at www.stjohns.edu/reviewofbusiness  

The Review of Business is a refereed publication with a Global Review Board consisting of distinguished business scholars or practitioners who have a lengthy publication record. The Review of Business began in 1968 as a journal focused on the New York Economy and rapidly increased its scope to include a wide range of business research from all business sciences, including those that focus on law, poverty and ethics. Accepted articles contain a high degree of empirical and theoretical analysis but favor the practical and applicative side of inquiry. Articles received by the Journal are reviewed by the Editor and two independent reviewers. Furthermore, each article is checked for originality and accuracy of citations. The Journal is listed in Cabell’s Directory and the acceptance rate of articles ranges between 21-30%. Past issues can be viewed at:

The Review of Business has a subscription base totaling approximately 2,000. It is published three times per year; however, at times this may change depending on the flow of articles. Articles featured in the Review of Business offer insight into some of the most relevant topics in today's business world.  Recently published articles have addressed subjects that include: issues in the financial crisis; improving information systems performance; the hidden costs of outsourcing; product development and time-based competition; judging your portfolio's return; value-added international accounting standards; teaching points, and invited commentary. In 1998 the Review of Business won the Association of University Business and Economic Research (AUBER) Award for quality in publication. 
 

Editor: Dr. Igor Tomic, Associate Editor
Phone: (718) 990-7304
E-mail: Reviewofbusiness@stjohns.edu

Maxine Brady
Phone: (718) 990-7407
Reviewofbusiness@stjohns.edu

If you would like to submit an article for publication in Review of Business, please read ourSubmission Guidelines for Authors.