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Authors' Submission Guidelines
The executive journal invites consultants, entrepreneurs,
executives, professors, researchers, educators, and authors to
submit best practices papers and management articles. The journal welcomes
white papers, case studies, unique insights, best practices advice,
field lessons, and useful conceptual and applied decision-making frameworks.
Paper Format
The preferred article format is the white paper format.
White papers provide businesses and government leaders with a list of
questions, terminology, and discussion points that can be used to address
emerging challenges and opportunities. White Papers are succinct work
documents designed for problem-solving and communication by the leadership
team. Unlike academic research, the white papers are not designed to impress
with intellectual complexity of concepts or formulas, but more with
simplicity and practicality. Also we do not pay attention to the number of
pages or number of referenced sources, or the author's academic credentials. We
care about the real-world value of presented ideas and their implementation
frameworks in business management and public policy. Depending on the scope
of the paper, the document structure may include the following sections:
- A
statement of the problem or opportunity
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Analysis of root causes or underlying forces
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Recommendations and best practices for solution implementation
- Notes,
references and additional research resources
Sample white papers
Annual Awards
All accepted papers are automatically entered into
Management Best Practices
Paper Contest, one of the most prestigious awards. The competition is
judged by professionals from relevant industries and a panel of experts. One winner will be selected and up to 9
management papers will be selected for an honorable mention.
Dates
- Publishing Dates: Open
- Submission Deadlines: No deadlines
Desired Subjects
Our interests are broadly defined as the changing conditions of economy,
business and/or people in relation to management. Areas for exploration can
include, but are not limited to:
- Strategy & Change : New strategies for changing business
environment. External and internal organizational dynamics such as the
changing roles and relationships between government, nonprofit, and business
sectors.
- Global Economy:
International competition and socioeconomic development. Government policies
and their impact on national and international business.
- New
Economy:
Knowledge, Internet, E-business models, virtual companies, tele-working,
and security.
- Leadership and Human Resources Development: The changing roles
and relationships between management and employees.
- Finance and
Accounting: Transparency, governance, accountability and corporate
reporting. investment outlooks and corporate investment strategies.
- Business Laws and Ethics: Corporate social responsibility, ethics
and laws.
- New Technology Developments: Emerging technology
applications and impact on business and markets.
Types and Length of Articles/Papers Submissions
- White Papers (1-15 pages)
- Preferred for publications
- Case Study - Success/Failure Lessons (2-4 page)
- Expert Opinion/Articles (1-2 Page)
- Executive Perspective (1-2 pages)
- Executive Briefings (10-20
presentation slides)
- Insights - Anecdotes and Humor (1 page)
Writing Style
- Each paper should provide a clear and concise message/story with
analysis of events and their outcome (when applicable)
- All submissions shall summarize findings, recommendations and
insights in bullet-point format
- Research papers should present preliminary findings in a way that
address hypotheses, debate, supporting and opposing views (when
applicable), or tentative recommendations
- The use of illustration diagrams, checklists, bullet points and
tables is highly encouraged
Copyrights:
- Authors shall be deemed to have granted to the Institute an
irrevocable, non-exclusive license with the right to sub-license others,
use and publish the Intellectual Property under open content without
payment of fees or royalties.
- Authors shall
defend the institute against any claim that work furnished hereunder or any
related Intellectual Property infringe any U.S. Patent, trade secret or
copyright and will indemnify The Institute and/or against any loss,
damage or liability arising from furnished work.
How to avoid copyright infringement? Copyright infringement can
be embarrassing and costly. Many writers and researchers unconsciously
infringe on other authors' copyrights without even knowing so. Here are some
tips on how to avoid errors:
- Under fair-use rules, make sure that you state that your paper
is of a research and educational nature (not for commercial profit)
- Avoid using large segments of someone else's expression
- When you use someone else's solutions or expressions, include a
reference to the author or the source.
- Whenever possible, obtain the author's permission before using
their expression of ideas.
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Copyrights FAQ
How to Submit
- All submission must be in MS word format, except for the executive
briefing which can be in MS power-point format
- A manuscript should be submitted electronically as an attachment to
an e-mail cover letter. The e-mail cover letter should include: The
names, address, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses of all authors
and a copyright statement, "I (we) the author(s) grant the International
Institute of Management royalty free and full rights to use and publish
the submitted paper in any and all formats."
- Authors of accepted papers will be expected to sign copyright
release forms prior to publication of their article.
- Please send your submission to contact (at)
iim.education
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