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POLICIES

The purpose of the Journal of Knowledge Globalization (JKG) is to help create and disseminate knowledge across the globe through the internet. The journal’s aim is enhance the quality of scholarly activities and encourage participation from scholars in developed and developing countries. The contributors and readership of the journal include a broad audience from academic, business, government, and non-profit organizations.

Subscriptions

The Journal of Knowledge Globalization is a double-blind reviewed journal published two times a year (Fall and Spring).

Subscriptions are $50 per year for individuals and $100 per year for organizations.
To subscribe, please email info@kglobal.org.

Copyrights

*Please note that all submissions need to comply with our copyright declaration.

Authorization to make copies of articles is protected under US Copyrights laws. Non-subscribers can view and copy an article by paying a $15 fee to Knowledge Globalization Institute. This fee allows for 20 hard copies for academic and classroom use.

Manuscripts

All manuscripts submitted to JKG will be reviewed double-blind by at least two reviewers and an editorial board member. An initial screening is made by one of the editorial board members to determine the suitability in sending the paper for further review. The author will be informed at that stage. The final decision on a paper lies with the Editor-in-Chief.

Papers based on original research, case studies, managerial applications and review articles will be considered for publication in JKG.

The papers should generally belong to any of the following subject areas but not limited to policy, strategy, accounting and finance, operations, systems, and technology applicable to public, private and not-for-profit organizations. Each issue will have a thematic approach.

Some suggested areas where from a journal theme will be selected are:

• Global view of business policy and strategy, exploring e-management
  resources and strategy
• Empowerment, open communication, change drivers, trust, customer success, leadership
• Integrated systems, ERP, ERM, CRM, and knowledge management
• Micro-credit, health care, environment, and education
• Systems for accepting donations or revenue online
• Online communications
• I.T. for effective delivery services in remote areas
• Success stories in online education
• Life-long learning
• Distance healthcare
• Processing micro-credits
• E-Government laws, regulations and policies
• E-government support, standards, and security
• Citizen empowerment
• Web access for citizens to access services
• Effective IT deployment for successful e-Government
• Human and technical resources
• Organizational and government leadership
• Technology transfer