Journal of Critical Incidents

Submissions are due May 31, 2024

  • Please submit work via IgnitEd Peer Review Portal.
  • JCI's focus is on brief incidents that tell about real situations.
  • Each incident tells a story, an experience, a blunder, or a success.
  • Unlike long cases, incidents provide only essential historical details and limited situation development.
  • Most incidents are decision oriented, but well written descriptive incidents are possible. Quantitatively oriented incidents need to include questions that require judgment.
  • Critical incidents can be based on either field work or secondary research.
  • The maximum length of a critical incident is three single-spaced pages.
  • The SCR Manuscript Guidelines for Authors provides layout and submission requirements.
  • View the SCR Generative AI Statement for guardrails to the use of generative AI in the research process for case studies, teaching notes, or articles.

No part of an SCR published case or teaching note may be reproduced by any means or used in any form without written permission of the Society for Case Research.

Business Case Journal

Submissions are accepted at any time during the year, and the review process may take anywhere from three months to a year.

  • Submit a case and teaching notes or an article related to case research or case teaching through the IgnitEd Peer Review Portal.
  • The work is then reviewed by the editor and either sent on for triple-blind peer review or sent back to the authors for further work.
  • If the work is not suitable for publication in the Business Case Journal, it may be rejected at the editorial review stage or anywhere along the review process.
  • The Business Case Journal has a preference for field-researched cases, but it will also consider cases based on substantial research from secondary sources.
  • The Journal does not accept fictional or synthesized cases.
  • Cases or articles that have been published previously or are under review elsewhere will not be reviewed by the Business Case Journal.
  • The SCR Manuscript Guidelines for Authors provides layout and submission requirements.
  • View the SCR Generative AI Statement for guardrails to the use of generative AI in the research process for case studies, teaching notes, or articles.

No part of an SCR published case or teaching note may be reproduced by any means or used in any form without written permission of the Society for Case Research.

Journal of Case Studies

Submissions are due September 30th, 2023 for the 2024 issues.

  • Submissions are accepted at any time during the year.
  • Submit a case and teaching note through the IgnitEd Peer Review Portal.
  • The work is then reviewed by the editors and either sent on for double-blind peer review or sent back to the authors for further work.
  • If the work is not suitable for publication in the Journal of Case Studies, it may be rejected at the editorial review stage or anywhere along the review process.
  • The review process will follow the JCS Timeline published on the SCR website.
  • The Journal is published twice a year (May and November).
  • The SCR Manuscript Guidelines for Authors provides layout and submission requirements.
  • View the SCR Generative AI Statement for guardrails to the use of generative AI in the research process for case studies, teaching notes, or articles.

No part of an SCR published case or teaching note may be reproduced by any means or used in any form without written permission of the Society for Case Research.

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