BBR Brazilian Business Review

Themes include, but are not limited to, management, accounting, controllership, finance, information management, innovation management, strategy, and economics. Aims & Scope

BBR – Brazilian Business Review mission is to contribute to the construction and updating of knowledge in business through the dissemination of empirical and theoretical articles.

- Provide and maintain access to empirical a

nd theoretical articles in business;
- Encourage the interdisciplinary debate, as well as a critical vision of the knowledge in management, accounting, and economics;
- Support academic activities and actions in management, accounting, and economics of public, private, and third sector organizations, with contents that contributes both with the academia and the managerial practice;
- Supply professors, researchers, and students from management, accounting, economics, and related areas, with results from investigation and academic production developed in graduate programs in Brazil and abroad. Target Audience

Professors, researchers, undergrad and graduate students interested in obtaining in-depth knowledge in business. We welcome papers developed in public, private, or third sector organizations.