2026
Publication Type
A Cross-Sectional Study on the Relationship Between STARA Awareness and Employee Creativity: Moderating Role of Psychological Resilience
Emniyetli Davranışta Örgütsel Güvenin Ve Örgütsel Sessizliğin Rolü: Havacılık Sektöründe Bir Araştırma
The Traits of Social Media Influencers as the Face of the Brand on the Perceived Credibility of the Brand
Banka Çalışanlarının Algıladıkları Stres Düzeylerinin İşten Ayrılma Niyetine Etkisi
Designing Human-Centered Organizations: Practical Insights and Future Research Opportunities
Journal of Organizational Behavior Review (JOB Review) aims to include theoretically strong studies, have a good command of the literature, are critically designed, examined with appropriate research methods, and interpreted impartially, whose results shed light on future studies and contain theoretical and practical suggestions and conclusions for practitioners and researchers.
Journal of Organizational Behavior Review (JOB Review) is an international, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original and qualified studies in the field of organizational behavior. The journal includes research and compilation articles, as well as book reviews, in the context of organizational behavior in the field of social sciences.
JOURNAL OF ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR REVIEW
(JOB REVIEW)
SUBMISSION & PUBLICATION CONTENT
The Editorial Board initially evaluates articles sent to the journal. The review process will include articles that contribute to the literature in their field regarding their scientific content.
Only one article by the same author(s) can be included in the journal's published issue.
You can use published articles provided that the reference is cited.
The opinions and responsibilities in the articles published in the journal belong to the authors.
Book Reviews: Works such as book reviews that meet the journal's publication criteria may be deemed suitable for publication, not suitable for publication, or some corrections may be requested in the work, according to the decision of the editors and assistant editors. The author will be informed of the relevant decision as soon as possible.
For clinical, experimental, human, and animal studies that require an ethics committee decision, ethics committee approval must be obtained, and this approval must be stated and documented in the article.
Preparation language: Articles can be prepared in Turkish or English. Turkish articles must have an English abstract, and English articles must have a Turkish abstract.
Article Content: Studies submitted to the journal are limited to 25 pages, including titles, abstracts, references, and appendices. The journal editorship will decide on the initiation of the evaluation process for studies exceeding this limit,
Margins: The left margin should be 3 cm, and the other margins should be 2.5 cm.
Paragraph: There should be an "After 6 pt." space between paragraphs, and each paragraph should start with a 1.25 cm first-line indentation.
(Yalap & Polatcı, 2019, s.90).
(Polatcı et al., 2014, s.9).
Examples
Book
Polatcı, S. & Sobacı, F. (2014). Öğrencilerin öğrenilmiş güçlülük düzeyleri üzerinde kişilik özellikleri ve duygusal zeka düzeylerinin etkisini belirlemeye yönelik bir araştırma. CBÜ Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi, 12(2), 50-71.
(JOB REVIEW)
The Journal of Organizational Behavior Review (JOB REVIEW) adopts the ethical standards the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) sets. COPE advises editors and publishers on publication ethics, particularly indicating how to behave and what to do about research and publication misconduct. In this context, the Journal of Organizational Behavior Review (JOB REVIEW) follows all aspects of the publication ethics prepared by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
• Clinical studies conducted on humans
• Studies conducted on animals
• Retrospective studies following the law on the protection of personal data
How new and exciting is what the article says?
To what extent does the article contribute to the existing body of knowledge in the field?
To what extent does the article address issues of management and organization (especially organizational behavior)?
If the article consists of an empirical study, how appropriate are the methods chosen and the analyses used?
To what extent are the results of the study reported accurately?
To what extent are the results discussed concerning the existing literature?
The journal has a zero-tolerance policy regarding plagiarism.
• Editors have the final decision to accept or reject an article for publication, taking into account the article's importance, originality, and clarity, as well as the validity of the study and its relevance to the scope of the journal.
• Editors are obliged to take necessary action when they encounter a situation that does not comply with publication ethics or when they receive an accusation. This obligation also covers past issues.
If the Editorial Board determines that the editors do not fulfill the responsibilities listed above, the relevant editor/s will terminate their duties.
• Reviewers contribute to the editorial process by expressing their opinions to increase the scientific quality of the article and its publication. They fulfill their reviewing duties with the awareness that they contribute to the development of science.
• Reviewers should inform the editor as soon as possible of their decision on whether they can review or not about the relevant article.
• Reviewers should not have any conflict of interest or competition with the research, author(s) or sponsor(s).
• Reviewers should not use the information and/or ideas they obtain during the article evaluation for their own interests.
• Reviewers are obliged to keep all information regarding the submitted work confidential and to notify the editor when they become aware of any copyright infringement or plagiarism committed by the author(s).
If editors determine that the reviewers do not fulfill the responsibilities listed above, they will terminate the duties of the relevant reviewers and cancel their report(s).
• Author(s) must declare that the work they submit has not been published or evaluated for publication anywhere else, in any language.
• Author(s) must comply with the applicable copyright agreements and laws determined within the scope of the journal.
• Author(s) should be able to criticize reviewers' suggestions within the limits of courtesy.
• Author(s) should appropriately reference other authors, contributors, or sources and indicate relevant sources.
If editors determine that the author/authors have not fulfilled the responsibilities listed above, they will refrain from publishing the article at any stage; if this is determined after the article is published, a "Correction Notice" will be published in the first issue to be published.
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