About Us
The DELSU Journal of Management Sciences (DELJOMS) is an academic,
peer-reviewed journal focused on the dissemination of articles on all
aspects of Management and Social Sciences. DELJOMS is published
bi-annually. The Journal provides a forum for the exchange of
state-of-the-art ideas and information among scholars in Management
and Social Sciences and related disciplines.
DELJOMS is committed to publishing scholarly empirical and theoretical
research articles that have a high impact. More often than not, they
shed light on successful Management and Social Sciences strategies
and analyze the failures to increase the chances of success in current
organizations nationally and globally. Management is a highly
intricate art which applies to any given domain such as finance,
natural resources, human resources, or technological resources,
and the scope of the Journal is very vast.
The mission of DELJOMS is to publish empirical research that tests,
extends, or builds on theories and contributes to the advancement of
Management Science practice in our world today. All empirical methods
including, but not limited to, qualitative, quantitative, meta-analytic,
and mixed methods are welcome.
To be published in DELJOMS, the research must make strong empirical
and theoretical contributions, and the manuscript should highlight
the relevance of those contributions to management practice. Authors
should strive to produce original, insightful, interesting, important,
and theoretically bold research that demonstrates a significant
"value-added" contribution to the fields in the understanding of an
issue or topic.
The Journal is willing to publish as many articles received that meet
standards and quality with cutting-edge research gap output. It is
also imperative that our reputation is hinged on an absolute
commitment to maintaining high academic excellence, which is our
premium goal.
In this edition, we have carefully selected articles to provide the
reader with an analytical mind in discerning management issues of
relevance. As a journal, we therefore advise researchers whose articles
could not be published for some structural or procedural defects to
revise their work for re-submission because DELJOMS is willing to
reassess submissions for future publication where applicable.
Professor E.M. Tarurhor
Editor, DELSU Journal of Management Sciences (DELJOMS)