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Crafting impactful papers: Expectations and recommendations for Business and management articles
Pavlos Delias1, Martin Thomas Falk2, Jorge Ridderstaat3
1School of Economics and Business, International Hellenic University, Kavala, Greece.
Heliyon
|February 9, 2024
Summary
Heliyon
Area of Science:
- Business and Management research
- Scholarly publishing standards
Background:
- Heliyon's Business and Management Section launched in 2023.
- Focuses on scientific correctness and technical soundness.
- Encourages diverse research domains and contributions.
Discussion:
- Provides guidance on preparing effective manuscripts.
- Offers constructive guidelines for the peer-review process.
- Emphasizes aligning work with journal expectations and current literature.
Key Insights:
- Aims to enhance the probability of successful publication.
- Supports academic and professional growth for authors and reviewers.
- Promotes collaboration and high-quality standards in scholarly publishing.
Outlook:
- To fortify the scholarly publishing community.
- To advance knowledge in business and management.
- To maintain rigorous ethical and scientific publishing standards.
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