Process to publish your papers in
Here are few best advice or
tips collected while interacting who has done PhD.
Need to have focus & vision
Reason and purpose of paper
should clear in documentation.
Write clearly
Offcource you need t have
a good idea for excellent research but need good, clean, clear writing.
Get a pre-review
Don't send the papers to
an editor until you have it reviewed with a fresh eye, 1st that is familiar with
the research area, 2nd who knows little or nothing about it. The 1st
one can provide technical advice, 2nd one can determine whether your
ideas are being communicated clearly. Many academic departments form reading
groups to review each others' papers. New faculty should and can form reading
groups where they can exchange drafts and get feedback to each other.
Send your papers to the right journal
Many rejections are the
result of paper-journal mismatch--a discrepancy between the submitted paper and
the journal's scope or mission, advises authors to consider the
"theoretical bent" of the papers that regularly appear in the journal
before they submit a paper to it.
Beef up your cover letter
Many authors don't
realize the usefulness of cover letters,
The letter can also
suggest reviewers for your manuscript, especially in the case of a field that
an editor isn't well-versed in. The flip side is also acceptable: Authors can
suggest that certain people not review the manuscript for fear of potential
bias. In both cases, authors can't expect the editor to follow the recommendations,
the editor may not follow any of them or
may use all of them.
Don't panic
The overwhelming
majority of initial journal manuscripts are rejected at first. "Remember,
to get a lot of publications, you also will need to get lots of rejections,.
Read the reviews carefully
Accept: Which almost
nobody gets,
Accept with revision: Just make some minor changes.
Revise and resubmit: They're still interested in you.
Reject and resubmit: Though not as good as revise and resubmit, they still want the
paper.
Some reviewers may
recommend submitting your work to a different journal. They are not saying the article is hopeless, they're
just saying that it may not be right for that journal.
Don't put off the revisions
If you are invited to
revise, Do it, do it fast and don't procrastinate. Also, authors should take
each suggestion into consideration, but decide themselves which to implement.
Be diplomatic
What if reviewers
disagree? There is a wrong and a right way to address dissention among reviewers.
INDIAN JOURNALS:
- Al-Barkaat Journal of Finance & Management
- Asian Journal of Research in Business Economics and Management
- Gyankosh- The Journal of Library and Information Management
- IIMS Journal of Management Science
- International Journal of Business Economics and Management Research
- International Journal of Marketing and Management Research
- JIMS8M: The Journal of Indian Management & Strategy
- Journal of Commerce and Management Thought
- Journal of Management Research
- LBS Journal of Management & Research
INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS:
1. Journal
of International Business Studies (JIBS)
2. Journal
of International Economics (JIE)
3. Global
Strategy Journal (GSJ)
4. Journal
of World Business (JWB)
5. Journal
of International Management (JIM)
6. Management
International Review (MIR)
7. International
Business Review (IBR)
8. Asia-Pacific
Journal of Management
9. Corporate
Governance: An International Review
10. Advances
in International Management
11. Multinational
Business Review (MBR)
12. European
Journal of International Management
Hope my above collection
of tips will be useful .
Regards
Prakash Bhosale, Mumbai, India
Project
Report writing & consultant for MBA, BBA, PGDM, PhD students
+91-9222086563 EMAIL BHOSALE1611@GMAIL.COM
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