Quality over credentials
WBR evaluates submissions on relevance, evidence, originality, clarity, and contribution—not academic rank, employer prestige, institutional affiliation, professional title, or career stage.
Contribute to WBR
Have an idea worth publishing?
Wolf Business Review welcomes thoughtful work from researchers, practitioners, educators, leaders, technologists, business professionals, students, and interdisciplinary contributors.
Why publish with WBR?
A publication built around the quality of the work
WBR offers a transparent editorial path for research, professional practice, and interdisciplinary ideas across Business, Education, and Technology.
Multiple paths to contribute
WBR publishes formal research, practitioner analysis, concise insights, technology briefs, commentary, and strong student research, giving different kinds of useful professional knowledge an appropriate home.
Transparent human editorial authority
AI-assisted tools may support preliminary editorial work, but final publication decisions are made by an authorized human editor. WBR distinguishes editorial review from qualified-human peer review.
Responsible AI policy
WBR permits responsible generative-AI assistance when substantive use is disclosed and human authors remain accountable for accuracy, originality, citations, evidence, and conclusions.
Online-first publication
Accepted work is prepared for WBR’s online publication environment and may be included in an issue when appropriate to the publication schedule and editorial plan.
Professional revision process
Authors may receive editorial feedback and revision requests as WBR works to strengthen accepted or potentially publishable submissions before final publication decisions.
What WBR does not promise: Submission does not guarantee publication. WBR does not claim that every article is peer reviewed, and it does not make unverified claims about readership, indexing, citation impact, academic credit, acceptance rates, or career outcomes.
What WBR publishes
Research Article
Formal research with appropriate methods, evidence, citations, ethics disclosures, and scholarly structure.
Practitioner Article
Evidence-informed analysis designed to help professionals understand and act on real problems.
WBR Insight
Focused analysis or synthesis of a timely idea, problem, trend, or professional question.
Technology Brief
Concise explanation of a technology, technical issue, implementation question, or emerging development.
Commentary / Perspective
Evidence-aware argument, interpretation, or informed professional perspective.
Student Research
Strong research or evidence-informed scholarship from student contributors, evaluated on quality rather than status.
Before You Submit
Your manuscript should fit WBR’s Business, Education, Technology, or Interdisciplinary scope and make a clear contribution for the intended audience. WBR evaluates quality and contribution rather than academic rank, employer prestige, institutional affiliation, professional title, or career stage.
Files & Style
Microsoft Word (.docx) is preferred for initial submissions; PDF is accepted for initial review. APA 7th edition is WBR’s default citation style. Research and Student Research submissions normally include a 150–250 word abstract and approximately 3–6 keywords.
AI Disclosure
AI may not be listed as an author. Substantive generative-AI assistance must be disclosed. Human authors remain responsible for accuracy, originality, citations, integrity, interpretation, and the final manuscript.
Ethics & Integrity
Authors must disclose relevant conflicts of interest, prior or simultaneous submission concerns, and required research-ethics information. Human-participant research should include appropriate ethics or institutional review information when applicable. All authors must approve the submitted work.
Editorial Process
Submissions receive administrative screening and preliminary editorial review. The Editor-in-Chief makes the human editorial decision. WBR may request revisions, decline a manuscript, accept it for publication, or seek qualified outside human review when subject-matter or methodological evaluation is needed.
AI-assisted editorial evaluation is advisory and is not peer review. WBR uses the term “peer reviewed” only after documented substantive review by qualified human reviewers.
Initial review service target: WBR currently aims to provide an initial editorial response within approximately 10–15 business days. This is a service target, not a guaranteed deadline, and timing may vary with submission volume, manuscript complexity, reviewer needs, or requests for additional information.
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