Why do some entrepreneurial ecosystems thrive while others stall? This expert review explores the networks, relationships and growth dynamics that drive long-term success. Free to read here for a limited time: https://bit.ly/4gyDz2X

For the third year running, Emerald Publishing has been named one of The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality, verified by Business in the Community. We’re recognised among leading UK employers driving real progress on inclusion at work.

What’s actually holding federated learning back? Published in Foundations and Trends®, this review cuts through the hype to show what’s really advancing and what still isn’t. Free to read (for a limited time): https://bit.ly/3RSfA4y

Big news: Emerald Publishing has been acquired by Wiley. This marks an important step, bringing together shared values around research excellence, integrity and impact. With Wiley’s global reach and scale, we’re well placed to strengthen what we do and extend it further. Read more bit.ly/43LBs43

Our Responsible Publishing Report sets out how we’re turning values into action. Learn about our 3Ps: Planet, People and Prosperity, and read about what we did in defence of academic freedom in 2025. All that and much more on the report you can read here: https://bit.ly/4dTffas

What’s one thing you’ve learned about nutrition that genuinely surprised you? We’ve been exploring research for Nutrition & Hydration Week and a few findings caught our attention.... 🔽 #NHWeek

Responsible management education shapes how future leaders respond to ethical, social and sustainability challenges. Emerald Publishing is working with PRME to launch two new co‑branded journals. Read more: https://bit.ly/47GaFIL

If IWD feels the same every year, it’s because not enough is changing. One day can raise awareness, but it doesn’t shift pay, power or opportunity. That only happens through structural change - in decisions, resources and accountability. Read this thread for some thoughts from our community.

We’ve launched a new co‑branded book series with Purdue University. The Emerald–Purdue Research Impact Series will showcase research from across disciplines, with a focus on work that connects scholarship with real‑world challenges. More on the partnership: bit.ly/4twEpBd

Happening tomorrow — hope you can join us! Webinar: 'Emerald Essentials: A Peer Reviewer’s Toolkit – Skills, Ethics and Practice.' To boost your peer‑review skills, learn what editors expect, and begin reviewing for Emerald, this session is a great place to start. Register: bit.ly/3Zd8wzS

This week we're at the very first Charleston Asia, asking some hard questions and putting gender equity at the centre of academia. If you're attending, come and join the conversation at these events...

Have you seen the fifth annual report on publishing technology trends from @silverchairnews.bsky.social and Hum? Our very own Natalie Jacobs, Chief Product Officer, Emerald Publishing has given her predictions for 2026 and beyond. Download the report here: www.silverchair.com/news/tech-tr...

Academic freedom has faced and continues to face global challenges. We can all make a difference, from protecting integrity to supporting colleagues at risk. It all counts. Read the article below & share ideas for what is needed in 2026 to keep academic freedom protected. https://bit.ly/4qB5cKl

Today we’re saying thank you to our outstanding reviewers! Your careful reading, feedback, and expertise keep research moving forward. Nominated by our journal editors as part of the #LiteratiAwards 2025, together we want to show our appreciation for all you do. Congratulations to all winners!

Announcing soon: Literati Award Winners 2025! Behind every paper is a story of dedication, from the initial research, to collaboration, and countless revisions. The #LiteratiAwards are our way of saying thank you. If you're an Emerald author, check your inbox soon as you might be a winner!

Our presence at the Charleston Conference will continue virtually with “Research Impact and the Role of the Academic Librarian” on November 17th. This session will address the insufficiency of traditional impact measures, and the ways in which librarians contribute to scholarly success #chsconf2025

Our session at Charleston tomorrow, “Twenty Percent of an Idea: If We Are Confronting a New Reality, How Can We Start from Zero and Move Forward,” led by library, publishing, and policy experts, will endeavour to begin a conversation that moves the entire library industry forward. #chsconf2025

We’re looking forward to exhibiting at the Charleston Conference Vendor Showcase tomorrow, November 4th. You can find us at booths 87 and 88. Come chat with our team about the latest in academic research, real world impact, and what we can do to support your library. See you there! #chsconf2025

Librarians are defending access, equity, and the right to knowledge, despite increasing polarisation, shrinking budgets, and rising costs. Discover how collaboration between librarians and publishers is shaping the future of information in our new article with Katina magazine.  bit.ly/4obLK66

One week after our #DefendResearch event with @scholarlysocial.bsky.social, we’re still inspired by the conversations. As @rouhiroo.bsky.social reminded us: “It’s a privilege to despair… any small thing is powerful.” Look out for more panellist insights and actions coming soon.

Last night’s #DefendResearch event in Leeds, UK, with @scholarlysocial.bsky.social was a reminder of why in-person conversations matter. Honest discussions, sharing ideas and insights, all with one main commitment - to protect academic freedom. With plenty to think about, we’re not stopping here.

Wrapping up #PeerReviewWeek with a big thank you to all our reviewers, globally. Thanks to you, readers everywhere can trust the research they read. Now more than ever, that matters. We've listed everyone who reviewed for our journals last year on each journal. Search here: https://bit.ly/46uEzyw

Everyone deserves a peer review process that supports different ways of thinking. We’re trialling a new pilot to make publishing more accessible for neurodiverse researchers, with help from our advisory board. Want to learn more? Read about the trial, here: https://bit.ly/42EgROX

The call for transparency in AI is something we're hearing a lot. At Emerald, AI supports our work but it doesn’t replace it. We’re learning every day and committed to responsible innovation. Read what’s happening behind the scenes: https://bit.ly/3VRRC81 #PeerReview #PRW25 #AIinPublishing

As the pressure on students mounts, so does the need for effective mental health programmes. The case report: ‘A systematic review of universal approaches to mental health promotion in schools’ provided invaluable analysis of different programmes. Read the summary here: https://bit.ly/4mTMLz6

What does good peer review really look like? Hear from 3 expert voices, an author, editor-in-chief & reviewer, on what their top tips are and why constructive and fair peer review is essential to the publication process. ▶️ https://bit.ly/4m9Yqsk #PeerReview #PRW25 #EmeraldPodcastSeries

Translating research into real impact. A team from Loughborough University used imagery and storytelling to share how Amazigh women are facing drought & displacement. Their solution? A female-led co-op to rebuild livelihoods and resilience. Read their call to action: https://bit.ly/3V0cnOx

Are women in leadership the key to more profitable business? A 2006 study suggested that firms with highly qualified female CEOs and board members tend to outperform their peers, especially in profitability and innovation. bit.ly/3VjNLQN

Is your vacation harming the planet? The Low Harm Hedonism Initiative develops ways to reduce environmental harm without sacrificing customer satisfaction: https://bit.ly/4lrdQIo Without research, this wouldn’t have been possible. #DefendResearch #academicsky #scholarlypublishing

How do we integrate immigrants into society? The 2001 article 'Employment and Wage Assimilation of Male First-Generation Immigrants' explores the importance of integrating immigrants into the labour market: bit.ly/3J6lLO4