Editorial

摘要

The series of articles that constitute this fourth issue of Volume 14 of Journal of Management History (JMH) represent the usual mix of excellent scholarship in management history and commentary on scholarship in management history, and I look forward to introducing these in due course. Before I do though, as we reach the end of three full years of the "new" JMH, I thought the following series of statistics might be of interest to those of you who are regularly involved in the scholarly conversation that JMH exists to facilitate, especially in light of Emerald Group Publishing's mission to publish "research you can use". There are two sets of measures we can consider in this regard.