Journal of Supply Chain Management

The *Journal of Supply Chain Management* (JSCM), published by Wiley, is a premier quarterly journal dedicated to advancing the theoretical and empirical understanding of supply chain management. With an ISSN of 1523-2409 and an exceptional 2026 Impact Factor of 13.500, JSCM is consistently ranked in the Q1 quartile, solidifying its status as one of the most influential and highly cited journals in the field of operations and logistics management. The journal’s scope encompasses the full spectrum of supply chain phenomena, emphasizing interdisciplinary research that explores the strategic, behavioral, and operational dimensions of managing global supply networks. Core topics include buyer-supplier relationships, supply chain integration, risk and resilience, sustainability, digital transformation, and innovation in logistics and procurement. JSCM primarily publishes original, rigorous research articles, along with occasional conceptual pieces and review articles that synthesize and extend existing knowledge. The journal is particularly noted for its methodological pluralism, welcoming both quantitative and qualitative approaches, and for its commitment to publishing work that offers significant theoretical contributions with clear practical relevance. The target audience includes academic researchers, doctoral students, and advanced practitioners in supply chain management, operations management, marketing, and strategic management. A distinctive feature of JSCM is its editorial philosophy of fostering dialogue between theory and practice, often featuring invited commentaries from leading scholars. While not an open access journal by default, authors may choose open access options through Wiley’s publishing agreements. Its elite Q1 standing and exceptionally high impact factor firmly establish JSCM as a top-tier outlet for groundbreaking supply chain research.