ISSN 2029-6932

Problems of Management in the 21st Century is an international, periodical, peer reviewed scientific journal, issued by the SMC “Scientia Educologica” in cooperation with Scientia Socialis, UAB.

The journal's Editorial Board and staff are committed to building PMC into the leading scientific journal in its field by publishing articles of outstanding scientific quality that merit the attention and interest of the whole management community.

ABOUT JOURNAL

Articles embracing any aspects of management science (theory, policy, etc.) are welcome.

The main topics are:

management of private and public sector institutions;
management of education;
managers in organizations today;
quality of management;
information and communication technologies in management;
scientific methods to management;
strategic management;
organizational behaviour;
management of organizational knowledge;
risk management;
leadership issues in the twenty-first century;
systems and information management;
historical background of management & current trends and issues etc.

ABSTRACTING & INDEXING

The papers abstracted/indexed/listed/cited in:
The Wroblewski Library of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences;
PECOB (Portal on Central Eastern and Balkan Europe);
Cabell Publishing, Inc., Directories of Academic Journals;
EBSCOhost: Business Source Complete;
TOC Premier;
Index Copernicus (from 2011)

Should you wish to submit the manuscript of your article to the journal, please register in “Open Journal System” as an author and fill in the application.

Editorial correspondence should be addressed to
Editor-in-Chief Vincentas Lamanauskas
Donelaičio Street 29, LT-78115 Siauliai, Lithuania
E-mail: problemsofmanagement@gmail.com
Phone: +370 687 95668

PUBLISHER

Scientific Methodical Center „Scientia Educologica“, Lithuania, the Associated Member of Lithuanian Scientific Society, the Association of Lithuanian Serials (ALS), European Society for the History of Science (ESHS) & International Council of Associations for Science Education (ICASE).