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Journal URL | https://bee.revistas.deusto.es/ |
Title | Bulletin of Economic Studies |
Publisher | Deusto Business Alumni |
Description | The BULLETIN OF ECONOMIC STUDIES (BEE) is a peer-reviewed, Open-Access journal that publishes original manuscripts primarily aimed at disseminating knowledge and promoting the transfer of research outputs from the fields of economics and business management. The BEE publishes papers in both Spanish and English. It invites submissions that address matters relevant to practitioners that aim to be at the cutting edge of many areas of economics and management science |
ISSN | 2951-6722 |
Language(s) | English (en_US) Español (es_ES) |
Publisher Email | beejournal@deusto.es |
Copyright | When authors submit a paper for reviewing and publishing, they retain their copyright, but they automatically agree to grant non-exclusive publishing rights to the BULLETIN OF ECONOMIC STUDIES and agree that the paper will be published under a Creative Commons licence, if the paper is accepted for publication. Authors are encouraged to read their rights carefully. We believe this approach ensures a fair arrangement for both parties. The licence granted allows the Journal to edit and typeset the paper, which will be included in a forthcoming issue and distributed in any online and offline medium that the journal deems necessary in order to promote the paper, the authors, and the Journal. This paragraph is included in the Guidelines for Authors. For more information about the Creative Commons Licence, please visit: https://creativecommons.org. |
Rights | Esta revista proporciona un acceso abierto inmediato a su contenido, basado en el principio de ofrecer al público un acceso libre a las investigaciones ayuda a un mayor intercambio global de conocimiento. |
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