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Journal of Modelling in Management provides a forum those in business and management modelling. It analyses the conceptual antecedents and theoretical underpinnings leading to research modelling processes which inform research and practice.

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June 16 2026
Integrated continued care as a space for collective action: the strategic actor game in the era of artificial intelligence
Susana Soares Pinheiro Vieira Pescada, Fernando José Calado e Silva Nunes Teixeira
May 20 2026
AI-augmented knowledge management in Fintech: dynamic capabilities for strategic decision-making in complex and uncertain environments
Teona Gelashvili-Luik, Peeter Vihma et al.
April 22 2026
Multi-level theoretical framework for future potential organizations: values, culture, and development orientation
Zoltán Krajcsák, Gyula Bakacsi
April 14 2026
Benchmarking blockchain adoption enablers in automotive supply chains: a hybrid machine learning–TISM–MICMAC framework
Avinash Chauhan
March 30 2026
Towards resilient supply chains: a quantitative approach to risk and resilience
Sarah Maria Lang, Christoph Zanker et al.

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