Measuring DEI at JCR
We want to know who is submitting work to the journal, and who is ultimately being published in JCR.
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Editorial Matters
Comments and insights from the JCR editorial team.
How Do We Evaluate JCR Papers?
At JCR, we broadly distinguish between five different types of papers, each requiring a slightly different approach.
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Evaluating Conceptual Papers
Conceptual papers in JCR focus on new ideas and frameworks for understanding consumer behavior.
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Evaluating Theory-Driven Empirical Papers
Theory-driven empirical papers in JCR aim to test (or extend) consumer-relevant theories.
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Evaluating Substantive Phenomena Papers
Substantive phenomena papers provide insights into an important consumer behavior phenomenon.
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Evaluating Consumer Culture Research Papers
Consumer culture research in JCR addresses consumer behavior phenomena in their socio-cultural context.
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Evaluating (Multi-)Method and Empirical Quant Papers
Methodology, multi-method, and empirical “quant” papers in JCR focus on data and/or methodology.
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Welcome ERB Members
Discussing central elements of our editorial strategy for JCR with our new Editorial Review Board.
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Consumer Researchers Can Save the Day!
Last week, “Beyond Politics: Promoting Covid-19 Vaccination in the United States” (with Kevin Schulman) was published in the New England Journal
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Research Ethics: Policy Update
Upon submission and after acceptance, the data used in the research must be made accessible to both the editors of the journal (see exceptions below) and all authors.
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