The Journal of eWorking
Editorial Board
Michel Walrave
University of Antwerp, Belgium
Loreen Butcher-Powell
Bloomsburg University, United States
Paul Baker
Georgia Institute of Technology, United States
Neville Meyers
Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Pascale Peters
Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands
Patrizio Di Nicola
University of Rome, Italy
Wendy Spinks
Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Michael Jaeckel
University of Trier, Germany
Reima Suomi
Turku School of Economics, Finland
Industry Advisory Board
Henny van Egmond
Rabobank, Netherlands
Jack M. Nilles
Jala International, United States
Diane Stegmeier
Stegmeier Consulting Group, United States
Gil Gordon
Gil Gordon Associates, United States
Veiko Laanjärv
Estonian Telework Association
Philip Todd
Dutch E-work Foundation, Netherlands
Wojciech Dymowski
Association for Regional Development and Entrepreneurship, Poland
Bevis England
Telework New Zealand, New Zealand
Martin Van der Linden
Van der Architects, Japan
Joanne Pratt
Pratt Associates, United States
Karsten Gareis
Empirica, Germany
Charlie Grantham
Future of Work, United States
David Fleming
Fleming, United States
John Niles
Global Telematics, United States
John Gundry
Knowledge Ability, United Kingdom
Helen Hootsmans
Independent Consultant, Netherlands
International Review Board
Gunnar Augustsson
Mid Sweden University, Sweden
Luise Mladen
Spiru Haret University, Romania
Farhad Daneshgar
University of New South Wales, Australia
Vassilios Peristeras
National University of Ireland, Ireland
Prof. Joaquim Luís Coimbra
University of Porto, Portugal
Tewei Wang
University of Illinois, United States
Per Morten Schiefloe
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
Mari Buche
Michigan Technological University, United States
Sangho Choo
Korea Transport Institute, Korea, Republic Of
Subhagata Chattopadhyay
University of New South Wales, Australia
Rashmi Assudani
Xavier University, United States
Andre Araujo
The College of William and Mary, United States
Don Winiecki
Boise State University, United States
Laurent Taskin
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
Antonella Martini
University of Pisa, Italy
Peter Standen
Edith Cowan University, Australia
Konstantinos Tarabanis
University of Macedonia, Greece
Sobah Abbas Petersen
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
Mohamed Daassi
University of Bretagne Occidentale, France
Rajendra K. Bandi
Indian Institute of Management, India
Stefania Testa
University of Genoa, Italy
Laura C. Johnson
University of Waterloo, Canada
Luisa Pellegrini
University of Pisa, Italy
Janet Salaff
University of Toronto, Canada
Fiorenza Scotti
University of Trieste, Italy
Lefki Papacharalambous
TEI of Halkida, Greece
Vatcharaporn Esichaikul
Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
Barbara Igel
Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
Ralph Westfall
California Polytechnic University, United States
Vasanthi Srinivasan
Indian Institute of Management, India
Nicanor C. Austriaco
Angeles University Foundation, Philippines
Marco Diana
Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Zane Berge
University of Maryland, United States
Teerapat Sanguankotchakorn
Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
Mariati Norhashim
Multimedia University, Malaysia
Nguyen Ha
Vietnam National University, Viet Nam
Amir Reza Mamdoohi
Sharif University of Technology, Iran, Islamic Republic Of



The Journal of eWorking




The Journal of eWorking (JOE) is an online, multi-disciplinary publication on new ways of work. It aims to enhance and accelerate communication among researchers and practitioners concerning the impacts of new working styles on individuals, businesses and society. The journal of eWorking enables rapid publication, worldwide visibility and accessibility through indexing your work in more than 30 international repositories and library catalogs. All theoretical, empirical and practical papers will be considered for publication.

The latest issue of the journal can be found by clicking current on the top menu. We strongly encourage you to register as readers so that you can be notified by email on the publication of new issues. For authors who are interested in submitting their papers for review, kindly register as authors or send your paper as electronic attachment in MSword format to editor@eworkjournal.org

Topics of interest to the journal include, but are not limited to the following:
-Enhancing distributed work through e-collaboration
-Managing the virtual workforce through effective communication
-Developing strategies for implementing e-learning in the workplace
-Enhancing distributed work through workplace design and architectures
-Supporting e-working through the developments on information technologies
-Exploring the impacts of e-working on social inclusion
-Exploring the impacts of e-working on environment, energy & transportation
-Assessing the labour conditions and regulations for e-workers
-Exploring the trends of e-working in the healthcare and medical sectors


Latest News

 

J.O.E. Newsletter - Jan 2009

 
[12 Jan 2009]
First of all, happy new year to you! Since J.O.E. started in 2007, it has gradually been recognised as the venue for communicating scholarly research on new ways of work. Thanks to the advances in technology, climate change initiatives and workplace reorganisations, eWorking has once again emerged in the media as a sustainable solution for an array of social, environmental and business challenges.
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New Editorial Board members of JOE

 
[20 May 2008]
I would like to welcome Dr Patrizio Di Nicola, University of Rome and Dr Paul Baker, Georgia Institute of Technology (US) as new members of the Editorial Board.
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Join the eWorking Group on Linkedin!

 
[19 May 2008]
This is an exclusive group for eWorking professionals, members of ITA as well as subscribers of The Journal of eWorking.
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