Building Ethical Leaders from the Inside Out

Journal of Ethics in Leadership

JEL also publishes scholarly book review essays of current works in the fields of ethics, leadership and peace studies serving our readers’ interests as well as a service to the relevant academic and professional professions.

Unsolicited manuscripts are subjected to standard peer (blind) review with at least two readers. JEL reviewers represent a diverse group of professional and academic experts noted for work in specific disciplines and areas of interest and research.

The writers who have been published in JEL represent a cross-section of academic and non-academic disciplines who are interested in scholarly work in the disciplines of philosophy, sociology, and psychology as well as the related areas of leadership studies, peace studies, conflict and resolution studies, Asian studies, and business studies.

To contact the editor of JEL for more information, or to submit articles for publication in JEL, email: tcreely@kennesaw.edu.

View the March 2007 Table of Contents

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CALL FOR ARTICLES (posted August 30, 2007)
We are now accepting submissions for the spring 2008 (Vol. 3, no. 2) issue. We are particularly interested in articles researching qualitative and quantitative studies of ethics; leadership; ethics in leadership; and the nexus of ethics, leadership and peace, in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Articles should be no more than 20-25 pages double-spaced in WORD, Times New Roman font, 12 point size and documented according to current APA guidelines.

Manuscripts are subjected to standard peer (blind) review with at least two readers. Turn around time for an article is approximately two months and for book review three weeks.

JEL also publishes scholarly book review essays of current works (titles may be as early as 2003) in the fields of ethics, leadership and peace studies serving our readers’ interests as well as a service to the relevant academic and professional professions. Book reviews can be the standard academic review of 600-800 words in length or one may submit a review essay with a word count of between 1500 and 2500.  

Please submit articles to the editor, Tom Creely, at tcreely@kennesaw.edu.

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