About the Journal

About the journal

Retail Management Review

An open access scientific journal dedicated to knowledge about retail, its management, its evolution and its theory.

e-ISSN
2763-9495
Qualis
B3 · Administration (2021–2024)
Publisher
CEBRAEV
Access
Diamond open access · CC BY-NC 4.0
Review
Double-blind peer review
Languages
Portuguese, English and Spanish

Who we are

 

Retail Management Review (RMR) is published by CEBRAEV — Brazilian Center for Retail Studies, the body responsible for founding the journal and for its scientific direction. The editorial workflow — submission, peer review, production and publication on the OJS platform — is administered in partnership with Editora Alumni IN, a scientific publisher dedicated to open access journals.

Editorial decisions are made independently by the editorial team, made up of the Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editors, the Scientific Editorial Board and Technical Editors, whose names, affiliations and countries are listed on the Editorial Team page.

Focus

 

RMR is dedicated to advancing knowledge, in line with the state of the art, on all aspects of retail: its management, evolution and current theory. The retail field includes:

Products and services

What retail offers and how it is offered to consumers.

Supply chains

How supply and logistics in the sector are organized.

Distribution channels

The channels that serve retailers.

Channel relationships

Ties between retailers and the other members of supply channels.

Direct marketing

All forms of direct marketing.

Emerging markets

Retail dynamics in developing markets.

Mission

 

The mission of RMR is to publish empirical research that tests, expands or builds business management theory and contributes to the practice of retail management. All empirical methods are welcome: qualitative, quantitative, field, laboratory or combined. The journal also receives theoretical contributions, literature reviews and applied technical production — technological articles and experience reports — provided they present an explicit method and relevance to the field.

What we expect from submissions

 

Articles may take an economic or behavioral approach, but all must present a rigorous analysis of relevant theory and the existing literature. As to the scientific method, empirical work should use modern sampling and statistical analysis procedures, where applicable.

To be published, an article must offer strong theoretical and experimental contributions and highlight their importance to the field of management. For this reason, submissions that test, broaden or build consistent theoretical frameworks are critically examined, given their importance to business management theory and practice.

No restrictions of origin. The journal is not tied to any specific discipline, level of analysis or national context.

Journal sections

 
Scientific Articles

Empirical or experimental studies, theoretical articles, literature reviews and applied research.

Technological Articles and Experience Reports

Real solutions and interventions in retail organizations, presented with methodological rigor.

Please consult the Author Guidelines, the template and the submission checklist before sending your manuscript.