The Baltic Journal of Management (BJM) has become an important academic exchange platform for management scholars and professionals in the Baltic Sea region and beyond, with its in-depth research and rigorous academic attitude. BJM not only focuses on traditional management theories but also pays attention to emerging management practices and organizational behavior, aiming to promote the innovation and application of management knowledge.The journal encourages scholars from different cultural and economic backgrounds to submit their research findings, reflecting the diversity and complexity of management practices in the context of globalization. In this way, BJM promotes academic exchange and knowledge sharing between different regions, providing new perspectives and solutions for cross-cultural management issues.

In addition, BJM also attaches great importance to the study of management issues and organizational challenges unique to the Baltic Sea region, including the region's unique economic transformation, market development, and social changes. By publishing these studies, BJM provides theoretical and practical guidance for understanding and dealing with these special issues.The publication of BJM not only provides a stage for management scholars to showcase their research results but also provides theoretical and strategic support for management practitioners, helping to improve the management level and organizational effectiveness in the region and globally. By continuously promoting the combination of high-quality academic research and management practice, BJM plays an active role in the development of the management discipline.