(ISSN 2435-5771)
Change in Submission Method (Adoption of Editorial Manager) (June 23, 2022):
The review committee has decided to adopt Editorial Manager (EM) as the submission system to further streamline the review process. For future submissions, we ask that the author submit the paper via the journal's EM.
Change of review system from double-blind to single-blind (October 22, 2021):
The review committee has decided to improve the efficiency of the peer review process by changing the system of peer review from double-blind to single-blind for submissions after November 21, 2021. For more information, please refer to the detailed announcement (PDF) here.
Journal of Serviceology (JoS) publishes original papers focusing on both theories and practices of all topics relating to emerging issues of service in the world.
Serviceology is brand-new academic discipline aiming to innovate service in all social and business situations, therefore, submitted paper is expected to identify the emerging issues of service, to provide fundamental understanding of underlying logic of emergence, and/or to provide theoretical frameworks, practical approaches, or new tools and methodologies to solve the issues.
JoS respects and gives priority to the research efforts to advance the front end of service research through 1) combining academic disciplines, including management science, marketing, economics, mathematical science, operations research, computer science, and 2) providing social and business implication for making our world better based on the well discussed academic agenda.
Topic "examples" covered in JoS include, but are not limited to, the emerging issues as follows:
The research results (theories, concepts, models, etc.) on topics that are currently or will be important for service studies. The research results should be expanded, elaborated, or innovatively developed from a new perspective from the viewpoint of service studies. Research that contributes to the development of service studies is eligible.
Number of pages: Up to 16 pages
Structure of the paper: Introduction, literature review, method, research results, discussion, conclusion, references
The contents of the research should be of a budding nature and include results that are highly promising for future development and that have a high degree of rapidity. Papers that provide information of interest to many researchers and practitioners in the field of service studies in terms of originality, rapidity, novelty, usefulness, and innovation will be actively accepted, even if they are proposals of new concepts or surveys of existing research that do not have sufficient exhaustive surveys, theoretical support, or validation. Papers accepted as research notes should be developed and submitted as original papers or practical papers in the future.
Number of pages: Up to 6 pages
Structure of the paper: Introduction, literature review, research content (findings, concepts, etc.), discussion, conclusion, references