The Canadian Journal of Emergency Management (CJEM) is an open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal hosted by York University. The journal is dedicated to advancing both the academic and practical aspects of emergency management, aiming to foster collaboration between researchers and practitioners. While it primarily focuses on Canadian issues, CJEM is open to high-quality submissions from researchers around the world, contributing to the development of the field on a global scale.
Key Features of CJEM:
- Open Access and No Publication Fees: CJEM is a fully open-access journal, meaning that all articles are free to access for readers and free to publish for authors. This is made possible through the support of York University Libraries, which ensures that there is no article publication charges or access fees, thus removing financial barriers to both reading and submitting research.
- Focus on Translational Research: The journal prioritizes research that connects theoretical frameworks with practical applications. It focuses on bridging the gap between academia and emergency management practice, publishing work that provides valuable insights for both researchers and practitioners in the field.
- Editorial Board and Scope: The editorial board of CJEM includes a mix of academic researchers and emergency management practitioners. This diverse representation ensures that the journal publishes articles that are both scientifically rigorous and relevant to real-world challenges. The journal accepts a wide range of article types, including empirical research, case studies, and articles that integrate theory with practice.
- International Submissions Welcome: While CJEM is based in Canada, the journal is open to research from around the world. Researchers from outside Canada are encouraged to submit their work, provided it addresses issues of relevance to emergency management and has the potential to engage a Canadian audience. This inclusive policy ensures that the journal reflects global perspectives and contributes to the development of emergency management practice on an international scale.
Partnership with York University
The Canadian Journal of Emergency Management has partnered with York University to become the official journal of the York Emergency Mitigation, Engagement, Response, and Governance Institute (Y-EMERGE).
Read more about the partnership here.
How to Submit:
Researchers from anywhere in the world can submit their work to CJEM through the journal’s website. The journal accepts a wide variety of submissions, including original research, case studies, and papers that bridge the gap between theory and practice. If your work addresses significant issues in emergency management, whether from a Canadian or international perspective, CJEM provides an excellent platform for your publication.