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Volume 16 (2026-2027)

Each volume of Corporate Real Estate Journal consists of four 100-page issues. The articles in Volume 16 will be listed below as soon as they have been published.

Volume 20 (2026-2027)

Each volume of Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. Articles included in Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal Volume 20 will be listed here as they are published in each quarterly issue.

Volume 9 (2026-2027)

Each volume of Journal of Data Protection & Privacy consists of four 100-page issues published online. The articles in Volume 9 will be listed below as they are published.

Volume 10 (2025-26)

Each volume of Journal of Digital Banking consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles and case studies published in Volume 10 are listed below.

Volume 15 (2026-27)

Each volume of Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation consists of four 100-page issues. The articles published in Volume 15 will be listed below as they are published.

Volume 14 (2026-27)

Each volume of Journal of Digital & Social Media Marketing consists of four 100-page issues with each quarterly issue consisting of 8-10 articles. The articles included in each issue of the journal will be listed here once they have been published.

Volume 12 (2026-27)

Each volume of Applied Marketing Analytics consists of four 100-page issues, published both in print and online. The articles in Volume 12 will be listed as they are published.

Volume 15 (2026-27)

Each volume of Journal of Brand Strategy consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published in Volume 15 will be listed below as they are published.

Volume 11 (2026-27)

Journal of Education Advancement & Marketing Volume 11 consists of four, quarterly 100-page issues, published in print and online. The articles published in Volume 11 are listed below as they are published.

Volume 9 (2024-25)

Each volume of Journal of Education Advancement & Marketing consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published in Volume 9 are listed below.

Volume 19 (2025)

Each volume of Journal of Airport Management consists of four, quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published in Volume 19 will be listed below shortly.  

Volume 19 (2025)

Each volume of Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems consists of four 100-page issues, published both in print and online. The articles in the published issues of Volume 19 are listed below.

Volume 18 (2025-2026)

Each volume of Journal of Securities Operations & Custody consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The papers in Volume 18 published to date are:

Volume 19 (2026)

Each volume of Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions consists of four, quarterly, 100-page issues published both in print and online. The papers in Volume 19 will be listed here as they are published.

Volume 4 (2025-2026)

Advances in Online Education: A Peer-Reviewed Journal is free-to-view for all subscribers and subscribing institutions. Each volume consists of four quarterly 100-page issues, published online. The articles published to date in Volume 4 are listed below.

Volume 4 (2025-6)

Each volume of Journal of AI, Robotics and Workplace Automation consists of four 100-page issues published both in print and online. The articles appearing in Volume 4 will be listed here as each issue is published.

Call for Papers

Call for Papers Submission deadline: 30th July 2026 The Editorial Board and Publishers of Applied Marketing Analytics are welcoming the submission of articles on the following subjects for the next issue of the journal. • How can organizations become more effective in converting analytics into management actions? How can an organization’s consumer data be put to best use by decision-makers in […]

The future of financial services is not what it used to be: How can incumbent banks compete?

Author(s): Zilvinas Bareisis, Director, and  Bob Meara, Principal Analyst, Banking, Celent Journal: Journal of Digital Banking Abstract: A relentlessly quickening pace of change in both technology and consumer preferences requires that incumbent retail banks demonstrate mastery of transformative technologies and business models. Two aspects of the future of retail financial services deserve particular attention, in our […]

The growing challenge of attracting talent to post-trade and keeping employees’ skills current

Author(s): Saija Korkala, Head of Investor Services Institutions, SEB, Finland and Björn Welander, Head of Securities & Investments Services, SEB, Sweden Journal: Journal of Securities Operations & Custody Abstract: In capital markets, digitisation and cloud technology have catalysed opportunities for AI by enabling firms to collect, store and analyse larger datasets from a variety of internal […]

Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete: The history and development of the product, its characteristics, uses and shortcomings

Author(s): Trevor Rushton, Group Chairman, Watts Group Journal: Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation   Abstract: Despite poor experiences in the UK, reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) has been, and still is, used extensively throughout Europe, the Americas and the Far East seemingly without the litany of failures identified in this country. This paper […]

Data governance best practices for the AI-ready airport

Author(s): Trevor Strome, Director, Information Technology, Winnipeg Airports Authority Journal: Journal of Airport Management Abstract: Airports generate vast amounts of data across various systems that are crucial for operational efficiency, safety and enhanced passenger experience. As airports increasingly rely on this data in order to adapt to evolving passenger experience demands, business environments and regulatory requirements, […]

Navigating the AI frontier: Strategic imperatives for safeguarding brand integrity

Author(s): Nasser Sahlool, Senior Vice President of Strategy, DAC Journal: Journal of Brand Strategy   Abstract: This paper delves into the transformative era of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in marketing, underscoring the vast potential of AI to revolutionise marketing strategies through enhanced personalisation and efficiency while highlighting the rapid adoption rate among companies and marketing […]

Accounting for shrinking real estate footprints : Applying lease termination, abandonment and impairment accounting rules in the real world

Author(s): Matt Waters, Director of Lease Accounting and Sustainability, CoStar Real Estate Manager Journal: Corporate Real Estate Journal Abstract: This paper discusses the common accounting treatment most often observed in practice when real estate footprints need to be reduced. The goal is to explain and illustrate through examples the most frequently used accounting terms and […]

Compliance, technology and data risk: Electronic communications and the modernisation of data governance control structures

Author(s): Therese Craparo, Partner, Reed Smith, et al Journal: Journal of Financial Compliance Abstract: Over the last few years, the financial regulators have powerfully reminded the financial industry of the importance of the eComms record-keeping rules, launching dozens of off-channel eComms enforcement actions that have resulted in more than US$2bn of fines to date. With […]

Pipeline Outreach Day: A creative approach to prospect development in fundraising

Author(s): Morgan Martin, Director of Pipeline Development, Analytics, the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health et al Journal: Journal of Education Advancement & Marketing Abstract: Morgan and her co-authors present the implementation and outcomes of Pipeline Outreach Day (POD), an innovative initiative developed by the Development and Alumni Relations team at the Johns Hopkins […]

Expanding audiences without exhausting resources: How one nonprofit activated TikTok creators for authentic content curation

Author(s): Nate Mize-Pressler, Media Director, Media Cause and Melanie Schaffel, Senior Manager of Digital Advertising, Parkinson’s Foundation, USA Journal: Journal of Digital & Social Media Marketing Abstract: Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a significant neurodegenerative disorder affecting millions globally. Despite its prevalence, there is no cure, and diagnosis remains challenging. The Parkinson’s Foundation, established in 1957, […]

Navigating the GenAI frontier: The role of the CISO in GenAI governance

Author(s): James Christiansen, Vice President, Chief Security Officer, Netskope, USA Journal: Cyber Security: A Peer-Reviewed Journal Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) have rapidly evolved, becoming integral parts of modern enterprises. The exponential growth of generative AI (GenAI), spearheaded by organisations such as OpenAI, has introduced both remarkable opportunities and significant challenges. […]

Driving media innovation through collaborative artificial intelligence

Author(s): Alexandre Rouxel, Senior Project Manager, Technology and Innovation, European Broadcasting Union, Switzerland et al Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Abstract: The European Broadcasting Union’s AI Hub is a pioneering platform that facilitates the development and evaluation of customised AI solutions for the media industry. This collaborative ecosystem enables AI and media experts to […]

Optimising healthcare transactions: Tactics for success in a complex deal environment

Author(s): Feby Abraham, Executive Vice President, Chief Strategy and Innovations Officer, Memorial Hermann Health System, et al Journal: Management in Healthcare: A Peer-Reviewed Journal Abstract: The healthcare landscape is increasingly complex, characterised by economic uncertainty, regulatory challenges and rising operational costs. This paper provides a strategic framework for healthcare leaders to navigate this challenging deal […]

The demand planning renaissance: A data-driven approach

Author(s): Piotr Jasiński, Global Senior End-to-End Supply Chain Manager, Carlsberg Group, Switzerland Journal: Journal of Supply Chain Management, Logistics and Procurement Abstract: This paper analyses how demand planning in supply chain management is changing through the use of data-driven methods. It emphasises the need to move from traditional, reactive strategies to proactive, data-centric approaches that can […]

Volume 10 (2026)

Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy Volume 10 consists of two, quarterly 100-page issues, published in print and online. The articles published to date in Volume 10 are listed below.

Volume 10 (2025-26)

Each volume of Management in Healthcare: A Peer-Reviewed Journal consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published in each issue of Volume 10 will be listed as they are published.

Volume 8 (2025-2026)

Each volume of Journal of Data Protection & Privacy consists of four 100-page issues published online. The articles published in Volume 8 are listed below.

Volume 8 (2025-26)

Each volume of Journal of Supply Chain Management, Logistics & Procurement consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles appearing in each issue of Volume 8 will be listed as they are published.

Volume 11 (2025-26)

Each volume of Applied Marketing Analytics consists of four 100-page issues, published both in print and online. The articles published to date in Volume 11 are listed below.

Volume 13 (2024-25)

Each volume of Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation consists of four quarterly 100-page issues published in print and online. The articles published in Volume 13 are listed below.

Volume 9 (2025-26)

Each volume of Cyber Security: A Peer-Reviewed Journal consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published in Volume 9 will be listed here in due course. You can see a list of the forthcoming scheduled content for Volume 9 of the journal here.  

Volume 15 (2025-2026)

Each volume of Corporate Real Estate Journal consists of four 100-page issues. The articles in Volume 15 will be listed below as soon as they have been published.

Volume 14 (2025-26)

Each volume of Journal of Digital Media Management consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published in Volume 14 will be listed here as they are published. You can see a list of the scheduled forthcoming articles in Volume 14 of the journal here.

Volume 13 (2025-26)

Each volume of Journal of Digital & Social Media Marketing consists of four 100-page issues with each quarterly issue consisting of 8-10 articles. The articles included in each issue of the journal are listed below.

Volume 19 (2025-26)

Each volume of Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning consists of four 100-page issues with each quarterly issue consisting of 8-10 articles. The articles included in each issue of the journal will be listed here once they have been published.

Volume 19 (2025-26)

Each volume of Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. Articles included in Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal Volume 19 will be listed here as they are published in each quarterly issue.

Volume 9 (2025-26)

Each volume of Journal of Financial Compliance consists of four 100-page issues. Articles included in Volume 9 will be listed here as they are published in each quarterly issue.

Volume 14 (2025-26)

Each volume of Journal of Brand Strategy consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published in Volume 14 are listed below.

Volume 11 (2026-27)

Each volume of Journal of Digital Banking consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles and case studies published to date in Volume 11 will be listed below as they are published.

The metonymy of #BlackTwitter: The effect of urban identification on hashtag activism

Author(s): J.P. James, Assistant Professor, Marketing, Bertolon School of Business, Salem State University Journal: Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy Abstract: ‘Black Twitter’ is the moniker for the cultural identity of African American Twitter users, the influence of which is spreading from mainstream Twitter to society-atlarge. To investigate the influence of Black Twitter, this study posits […]

Strategic target marketing considerations and implications for the US Hispanic market

Author(s): Dr. Mine Üçok Hughes, Assistant Professor of Marketing, California State University Los Angeles et al Journal: Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy Abstract: Hispanics, a highly diverse population in terms of geographical origin, education level and language usage, are the fastest-growing ethnic segment in the USA. Despite their growing economic power and cultural significance in […]

Multinational corporations: To change or not to change? That is the question

Author(s): Arthur King Ma, Founder and Owner of A Group, Inc Journal: Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy Abstract: This paper argues that the adoption of local cultures and values is central to the success of multinational corporations entering into new markets. To support this position, it describes how by persisting with policies informed by experience […]

From K-pop to Korean products: An investigation into the mediating effects of imitation and attitudes toward Korean culture and products

Author(s): Ruonan Zhang, Visiting Assistant Professor, Rollins College, Nicky Chang Bi, Assistant Professor, University of Nebraska, Papaa Kodzi, Undergraduate, Alana Goodwin, Undergraduate, Klaudia Wasilewski, Undergraduate and Eiko McCurdy, Undergraduate, Rollins Journal: Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy Abstract: This study investigates how the consumption of South Korean popular culture (K-pop) media content influences the behavioural intention […]

Cultural marketing: Maximising business effectiveness in a multicultural world

Author(s): Marieke de Mooij, Cultural and Anthropological Research Emeritus, University of Navarre Journal: Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy Abstract: Standardising marketing strategy across cultures does not contribute to a company’s bottom line. Culture influences consumers’ behaviour, thinking and perception. Many strategies and advertising messages made for one culture are not effective in another. Culture can be measured and […]

Blackface sweaters and pizza with chopsticks: Problem cases and strategies for converting cultural appropriation into cultural appreciation in the fashion industry

Author(s): Domenique Jones, Doctoral Candidate and Michelle Childs, Assistant Professor, University of Tennessee Journal: Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy Abstract: The fashion industry has been criticised for its practices of cultural appropriation and disregard for the cultures of Black, indigenous and other people of colour. In an age of instant criticism promulgated through social media, […]

Beyond targeted advertising: Representing disenfranchised minorities in ‘inclusive’ advertising

Author(s): Xiaoqi Han, Associate Professor, Ancell School of Business, Western Connecticut State University and Wan-Hsiu Sunny Tsai, Associate Professor, School of Communication, University of Miami Journal: Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy Abstract: The authors compare the responses of non-distinctive majority viewers (i.e. ‘straight’) and distinctive minority viewers (i.e. ‘gay’) to majority-targeted ads, minority-targeted ads and […]

Using controlled vocabularies to organise digital images for improved search results

Author(s): Ann Pool, Content Publisher/Taxonomy, Smartdept and Laura Horan, Browse Developer and Taxonomist, Amazon Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Abstract: Controlled vocabularies are essential tools for enabling search within a collection of assets. When constructing a controlled vocabulary for a collection of digital images, however, it is important to consider the visual nature of […]

Transforming a glass negative collection into a digital asset through collaborative effort

Author(s): Vicki Sipe, Catalog Librarian, Albin O. Kuhn Library & Gallery of the University of Maryland Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Abstract: The Hughes Company Glass Negatives Collection is one of the many notable image collections held by Special Collections at the Albin O. Kuhn Library & Gallery of the University of Maryland, Baltimore […]

Qualifying cost savings of a DAM department

Author(s): Tom Haynes, Department Manager, Visual Asset Management, Chrysler Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Abstract: There are numerous means to measure the success of a digital asset management system. Asset reuse and the resulting savings or cost avoidance are among the important measures. To properly gauge the size of the savings, one needs to […]

Process history metadata for time-based media artworks at the Museum of Modern Art, New York

Author(s): Peggy Griesinger, Metadata and Cataloguing Librarian, George Mason University Libraries Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management   Abstract: The Museum of Modern Art in New York City (MoMA) is a world-renowned museum with a large collection of time-based media artworks. Media conservators in MoMA’s conservation department noticed a gap in their documentation for time-based […]

Why and how to employ the SIPOC model

Author(s): Charlie Brown, Director of Enterprise Risk Management, Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. Journal: Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning       Abstract: Within the business continuity industry, the debate regarding the business impact analysis (BIA) shows no sign of being resolved. Fervent discussions online, at conferences and in businesses around the world continue to […]

Power to the people: Cues, cravings, rewards and habit loops

Author(s): Mary Ann Williams, Digital Asset Manager, Guthy-Renker Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Abstract: Changing user behaviour to encourage positive attitudes towards adopting new workflows and digital asset management (DAM) systems can make or break the success of the DAM in any organisation. This article aims to focus on the art of interpersonal communication […]

Updating your stewardship and donor relations strategy: Determining a strategy that works for an organisation of any size

Author(s): Juliette Kesterson, Director of Donor Relations, The University of Tennessee Journal: Journal of Education Advancement & Marketing Abstract: This paper focuses on the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s stewardship and donor relations strategy and how University of Tennessee (UT) creates unique donor stewardship through creative events, technology, segmenting stewardship and elevating personal touches. The examples […]

Three steps to safety: Developing procedures for active shooters

Author(s): Lisa W. Morris, Certified Emergency Manager, Southern Methodist University (SMU), Journal: Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning     Abstract: Every Second counts once gunshots are heard in the workplace environment. Close the office door, turn out the lights and turn the mobile phone to ‘silent’ is the standard mantra for what is expected […]

Content meets big data: Driving personalised digital engagement through customer understanding

Author(s): Gabriele DiPiazza and Robin Hardy Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Abstract: Today’s digital marketplace is a playground for consumers and marketers alike; an environment generating enormous volumes of data that can be used to craft enticing digital campaigns. Consumers are leaving digital footprints at numerous touch points that marketers can use to facilitate […]

Resiliency scoring for business continuity plans

Author(s): Anna Olson, Senior Corporate Security Consultant and Jamie Anderson, Lead Corporate Security Consultant, Target Journal: Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning     Abstract: Through this paper readers will learn of a scoring methodology, referred to as resiliency scoring, which enables the evaluation of business continuity plans based upon analysis of their alignment with […]

Case study: Transitioning the largest archive of animal sounds from analogue to digital

Author(s): Gregory F. Budney, Curator of Audio, Macaulay Library, Cornell Lab of Ornithology Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Abstract: The Macaulay Library is the world’s largest scientific collection of audio and video natural history recordings. This paper focuses on a recently completed multi-year effort to digitise the archive’s collection of analogue-archived audio recordings. The […]

Case Study: Digital asset management system implementation at American Express Publishing

Author(s): Chad Beer, Director of Digital Assets and Rights Management, American Express Publishing, Holly Boerner, Business Intelligence Manager at Grey New York Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Abstract: This paper presents an analysis of the successful implementation of a new digital asset management (DAM) system at American Express Publishing (AEP). At AEP, the DAM […]

Involving law enforcement and emergency management officials in exercises

Author(s): Scott Shaw, Senior Manager, Aflac Journal: Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning     Abstract: This article reveals the benefits of having public sector participation in your exercises. It also outlines simple tips to having successful business continuity exercises for your organisation.   Keywords: exercises, emergency management, law-enforcement, business continuity   Scott Shaw is the senior […]

The perfect synergy: Alumni, donors, students, employers — A case study in Silicon Valley

Author(s): John Grant, Consultant, John Grant Consulting, Lisa Jung, Senior Associate Director, Alumni Relations and Harriet Chicoine, Programme Director, Faculty of Applied Science and I.A.T., Co-operative Education, Simon Fraser University Journal: Journal of Education Advancement & Marketing Abstract: This is a case study about overcoming internal institutional silos to develop a new market for alumni […]

Artificial intelligence powered digital asset management: Current state and future potential

Author(s): Kristina Huddart Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Abstract: This paper examines the current application and primary use cases for artificial intelligence (AI) in digital asset management (DAM), what to consider before diving into AI and the potential future applications of AI in DAM and content operations. To supplement the extensive research conducted for […]

How VisitScotland prepared for a flu pandemic

Author(s): Stephen Page and Ian Yeoman Journal: Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning   Abstract: This paper examines one of the key risks facing businesses and emergency planners today: the likely impact of a flu pandemic on business activities. The paper uses the example of a large tourism organisation — VisitScotland, the national tourism organisation for Scotland, with over 1,000 […]

Automation and integration are the keys to successful digital asset management

Author(s): Paul Murphy, Digital Image Expert, UEFA Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Abstract: This paper examines how digital asset management at UEFA has grown from a traditional library and archive system to an integral part of the organisation’s ecosystem. It describes the various challenges faced and discusses the lessons learned.   Keywords: facial recognition; […]

Cyber crime: Can a standard risk analysis help in the challenges facing business continuity managers?

Author(s): Danny Vande Putte, Civil engineer and Marc Verhelst, Commercial engineer, National Bank of Belgium Journal: Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning     Abstract: Risk management has never been easy. Finding efficient mitigating measures is not always straightforward. Finding measures for cyber crime, however, is a really huge challenge because cyber threats are changing all the time. As […]

From protective intelligence to threat assessment: Strategies critical to preventing targeted violence and the active shooter

Author(s): Matthew Doherty, Senior Vice President, Hillard Heintze Journal: Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning     Abstract:  Acts of targeted violence — including active shooter incidents — are typically over within 15 minutes, often before the first law enforcement personnel can respond to the scene. More than a third of active shooter incidents in […]

Visually speaking: An expanded role for digital media management

Author(s): Peter Krogh Journal: Journal of Digital Media Management Peter Krogh is a photographer, author, publisher, product architect and technologist, best known for ‘The DAM Book’ and related publications. He works at the intersection of photography, technology, rights, commerce, creative practice and cultural semiotics. He has advised many of the major players in photo technology, led workshops and presentations […]

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