The FUOYE Journal of Management, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (FJMIE) is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing theoretical and empirical research in management science, organizational innovation, and entrepreneurial development. The journal particularly encourages submissions that address African and emerging economy contexts, with a focus on sustainable business models, digital transformation, and youth enterprise.
How can a student in Ekiti build a global brand? The journal highlights "frugal innovation"—achieving more with fewer resources. 2. Strategic Management
Financial management, taxation, and corporate governance.
Strategic management, organizational behavior, and human resources. fuoye journal of management innovation and entrepreneurship
Some of the key management innovations discussed in the journal include:
The journal continues to expand its digital footprint. Current initiatives focus on increasing indexing in major global academic databases. This expansion ensures that research originating from FUOYE achieves greater international citation and impact.
has emerged as a significant hub for scholarly discourse in Nigeria and beyond. Published by the Department of Business Administration About the FUOYE Journal of Management
1. About the FUOYE Journal of Management, Innovation and Entrepreneurship
FUOYE supports research that addresses both local and global socio-economic challenges. This mission drives its various faculty publications and departmental initiatives.
Given the global push for ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance), the journal publishes research on green management and circular economy practices within African industries. and corporate governance.
The journal hosts annual workshops where authors present their findings to local business owners. This live feedback loop ensures that the research published is not just academic jargon but actionable intelligence.
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Interdisciplinary research bridging classical management theories with contemporary innovation ecosystems and entrepreneurial practices.