About the Journal

About British Research Review (BRR)

BRR Journal CoverThe British Research Review (BRR) is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal that advances qualitative and mixed-methods research across business, innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology. Published by the Centre for Learning Innovation & Knowledge Enhancement (LIKE) at the London Institute of Business and Technology (LIBT), BRR provides a platform for researchers who examine how technological change shapes organisational life.

The journal supports research that investigates how emerging technologies reshape business strategy, organisational structures, leadership practices, and innovation ecosystems. Our mission is to encourage research that brings clarity to the opportunities and challenges created by today’s rapidly evolving digital environment.

 

 

 

BRR Areas of Focus

BRR welcomes original qualitative and mixed-methods contributions that offer insight into:

  • Digital transformation and organisational adaptation
  • Innovation as a driver of strategic renewal and sustainable growth
  • Entrepreneurial behaviour, start-up ecosystems, and technology-driven ventures
  • Ethical, social, and organisational implications of technology adoption

We encourage submissions that help explain how organisations evolve within a complex and interconnected digital landscape.

Open Call for Submissions

BRR operates a continuous publication model, meaning we accept and review submissions year-round. There are no fixed deadlines for general issues; instead, manuscripts are published online immediately following successful peer review and technical preparation.

Current Status: Submissions Open Researchers, academics, and professionals are invited to submit their work to our Running Issue at any time.

For more information, visit brr.org.uk or contact brr@libt.co.uk.

Archiving and Preservation Policy

This journal uses the LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe) system to ensure long-term preservation of its published content. LOCKSS creates a distributed archiving system across participating libraries, allowing permanent preservation and access to journal content even in the event of data loss or system failure.

Journal content is preserved automatically through the LOCKSS Publisher Manifest.

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