Management Research Relevance & Impact Index Full Collection
MARRII Prime Collection™
The MARRII Prime Collection™ is a collection of management journals publishing content that demonstrates high levels of scientific rigor, high levels of practitioner-relevance and recorded substantial real world impact on management practitioners. In other words, the collection holds management research that is judged to be the most relevant, the most useful and the most impactful to management practitioners.
The collection consists of the main MARRII index and its sub-indexes as follows:
Main Index:
Management Research Relevance and Impact Index™ (MARRII)
Management Domain-Specific Sub-Indexes:
Strategic Management Research Relevance and Impact Index™ (S-MARRII)
Marketing Management Research Relevance and Impact Index™ (M-MARRII)
Human Resource Management Research Relevance and Impact Index™ (H-MARRII)
Financial Management Research Relevance and Impact Index™ (F-MARRII)
Operations Management Research Relevance and Impact Index™ (O-MARRII)
More sub-indices will be incrementally added as necessary.
To be selected and included in the MARRII Prime Collection™ candidate journals must be evaluated by the MARRII Relevant Content Selection and Advisory Board (RCSAB) and must meet the following MARRII Journal Assessment and Selection Criteria:
Quality
Included management journals must demonstrate high levels of descriptive quality and scientific quality (scientific rigor).
Relevance
Selected journals are required to demonstrate high levels of practitioner-relevance in both operations and article content.
Impact
To be included, journals must demonstrate substantial levels of direct impact on practitioners (actual usage & mentions)
Visit the MARRII Journal Assessment and Selection page for detailed information about the MARRII inclusion criteria.
The EMARRII Collection™
The Emerging Management Research Relevance and Impact Index™ (EMARRII) is a collection of management journals publishing content that demonstrates high levels of scientific rigor, high levels of practitioner-relevance but have not yet met the MARRII criteria for substantial real world impact on management practitioners. In other words, the collection holds management research that is judged to have levels of scientific rigor and high levels of relevance to management practitioners and most importantly, demonstrates promise of recording substantial impact on management practitioners in the future.
To be selected and included in the EMARRII Collection™ candidate journals must be evaluated by the MARRII Relevant Content Selection and Advisory Board (RCSAB) and must meet the following EMARRII Journal Assessment and Selection Criteria:
Descriptive Quality
Included management journals must have a well proven and
established Identity, policies & format and fully adhere to them.
Scientific Quality
Included journals must maintain processes & contain content that demonstrate high levels of peer- reviewed scientific rigor.
Relevant Operations
Included management journals demonstrate full integration and optimization of relevance across their publishing processes.
Relevant Articles
Included journals’ article contents, format & readability must be optimized for relevance & for a practitioner audience.
Visit the MARRII Journal Assessment and Selection page for detailed information about the EMARRII inclusion criteria.
The MARRI Books Collection™
The Management Research Relevance Index for Books™ (MARRI-B) is a collection of edited management books publishing reviewed chapter content that demonstrates high levels of scientific rigor and high levels of practitioner-relevance. In other words, the collection holds management research in edited book and monograph compilations that is judged to have high levels of scientific rigor and high levels of relevance to management practitioners.
To be selected and included in the MARRI Books Collection™ candidate books must be evaluated by the MARRII Relevant Content Selection and Advisory Board (RCSAB) and must meet the following MARRI-B Assessment and Selection Criteria:
Descriptive Quality
Included management books must have a well proven and
established Identity, policies & format and fully adhere to them.
Scientific Quality
Included books must maintain processes & contain content that demonstrate high levels of peer- reviewed scientific rigor.
Relevant Operations
Included management books demonstrate full integration and optimization of relevance across their publishing processes.
Relevant Chapters
Included books’ chapter contents, format & readability must be optimized for relevance & for a practitioner audience.
Visit the MARRI Books Assessment and Selection page for detailed information about the MARRI-B inclusion criteria.
The MARRI Proceedings Collection™
The Management Research Relevance Index for Proceedings™ (MARRI-P) is a collection of peer reviewed management conference proceedings publishing conference papers that demonstrate high levels of scientific rigor and high levels of practitioner-relevance. In other words, the collection holds management research published in conference proceedings that is judged to have high levels of scientific rigor and high levels of relevance to management practitioners.
To be selected and included in the MARRI Proceedings Collection™ candidate books must be evaluated by the MARRII Relevant Content Selection and Advisory Board (RCSAB) and must meet the following MARRI-P Assessment and Selection Criteria:
Descriptive Quality
Included proceedings must have a well proven & established Identity; policies & format and fully adhere to them.
Scientific Quality
Included proceedings maintain processes & contain content that demonstrate high levels of peer- reviewed scientific rigor.
Relevant Operations
Included proceedings must demonstrate full integration and optimization of relevance across its publishing processes.
Relevant Papers
Conference proceedings papers contents, format & readability must be optimized for relevance & for a practitioner audience.
Visit the MARRI Proceedings Assessment and Selection page for detailed information about the MARRI-P inclusion criteria.
Details Of Our Content Selection
Procedure And Criteria
Practitioner-relevance and scientific rigor are at the core of our management content selection process. Therefore, before submitting a request for inclusion of a content source into any of the MARRII indexes and collections, publishers are first of all required to thoroughly study the Content Selection Procedure page for an overview of the procedure and the principles underlying how our Relevant Content Selection Advisory Board (RCSAB) selects content for inclusion. Secondly, publishers are required to study details of the assessment and selection criteria for the type of content source for which they seek inclusion (journals, edited books or conference proceedings). These can be found on the Journal Selection, Book Selection and Proceedings Selection pages.