What Does it Take to Publish in the AJAE? Get a good idea. Turn the idea into a well-posed, answerable question. Do the research right. Write Effectively.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Peer Review Process and Responding to Reviewers APS Professional Skills Course: Writing and Reviewing for Scientific Journals.

Advertisements

Understanding the Basics of Peer Review: Part 1 – Receiving a Manuscript IMPULSE Journal for Undergraduate Neuroscience This is a the first of a two part.

Tips for Publishing Qualitative Research Sandra Mathison University of British Columbia Editor-in-Chief, New Directions for Evaluation.

What happens after submission? Sadeghi Ramin, MD Nuclear Medicine Research Center, Mashhad University of Medical Sciences.

Submission Process. Overview Preparing for submission The submission process The review process.

Approaches to Publish rather than Perish: Some Lessons from the School of Hard Knocks Dr. John Loomis, Professor Dept. of Ag & Resource Economics Colorado.

Webinar January 30, 2012 Dr. Rhonda Phillips Editor, Community Development.

Publication Process Submitting and peer review. Overview Submit –Where to submit –How to submit Editor –Sends to Reviewers –Reads it themselves –Send.

Writing Cover Letters for Scientific Manuscripts

Paper written! Now for the harder part: getting it published! Sue Silver, PhD Editor in Chief Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment Ecological Society.

Reviewing the work of others Referee reports. Components of a referee report Summary of the paper Overall evaluation Comments about content Comments about.

ALEC 604: Writing for Professional Publication Week 13: Submission for Publication.

Presentation  Publication A few random thoughts.

Guidelines to Publishing in IO Journals: A US perspective Lois Tetrick, Editor Journal of Occupational Health Psychology.

II THE PUBLICATION PROCESS. Conduct literature review Start the paper Conduct study/analyze data Organize/summarize results succinctly Get early, frequent.

Getting Your Research Published

Publishing Research Papers Charles E. Dunlap, Ph.D. U.S. Civilian Research & Development Foundation Arlington, Virginia

Manuscript Writing and the Peer-Review Process

Publishing a Journal Article: An Overview of the Process Barbara Gastel, MD, MPH Texas A&M University

Writing Workshop Constructing your College Essay

Turning your conference paper into a refereed journal article Margaret Walshaw Editor, MERJ Presentation at the pre-conference workshop MERGA, Brisbane.

Publication Process Submitting and peer review. Overview Submit –Where to submit –How to submit Editor –Sends to Reviewers –Reads it themselves –Sends.

Getting published (during your PhD studies) Professor Jennifer Rowley Department of Information and Communications Manchester Metropolitan University.

Total Submissions Total submissions rejected without review Total original articles Original articles sent for review % Rejected with review % Original.

20 Pointers for Conducting and Publishing Research Lawrence D. Brown Presentation at Temple University March 12, 2015.

The Submission Process Jane Pritchard Learning and Teaching Advisor.

Publishing the Scholarly Article. Why publish? Scholarship is meant to be shared. –How else will your work encourage social change? –Publications are.

11 Reasons Why Manuscripts are Rejected

 Jennifer Sadowski & Kaati Schreier May 30, 2012.

Preparing papers for International Journals Sarah Aerni Special Projects Librarian University of Pittsburgh 20 April 2005.

NARTI Doctoral Colloquium Keele University, June 2014 Publishing Qualitative Research: A view as editor of Marketing Theory Prof Liz Parsons University.

Submitting Manuscripts to Journals: An Editor’s Perspective Michael K. Lindell Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center Texas A&M University.

Passive vs. Active voice Carolyn Brown Taller especializado de inglés científico para publicaciones académicas D.F., México de junio de 2013 UNDERSTANDING.

Publishing in Measurement Journals Journals as People (Not Just Outlets), Publishing as a Process (Not Just an Event) Presentation for EDMS MSMS Steve.

Writing a Research Manuscript GradWRITE! Presentation Student Development Services Writing Support Centre University of Western Ontario.

Dr. Geleana Drew Alston Editorial Assistant, Adult Education Quarterly Former Assistant to the Co-Editor of New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education.

The Publication Process. Publication Steps Pre-Submission Initial Submission Behind the Scenes First Response Revise and Resubmit Revise for Submission.

How to Get Published in (better) International Journals Hui Wang, MD, PhD Editorial Director John Wiley & Sons.

Stage-426-Feb-991 Ways to Excel as a Stage-4 Student Professor Clark Thomborson Computer Science Department Auckland University.

Writing a Thesis for a Literary Analysis Grade 11 English.

Morten Blomhøj and Paola Valero Our agenda: 1.The journal NOMAD’s mission, review policy and process 2.Two reviews of a paper 3.Frequent comments in reviews.

How to Satisfy Reviewer B and Other Thoughts on the Publication Process: Reviewers’ Perspectives Don Roy Past Editor, Marketing Management Journal.

British Academy of Management Doctoral Symposium (publication) IJMR Co-editors: Ossie Jones & Caroline Gatrell.

CM220: Unit 1 Seminar “You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” ~ Mohandas Gandhi.

Maximizing the Probability of Journal Article Acceptance By Ron C. Mittelhammer.

AuthorAID Workshop on Research Writing Tanzania June 2010.

IADSR International Conference 2012 Aiwan-e-Iqbal Lahore, Pakistan 27–29 April 2012.

Responding to Reviewers. Rare to get an acceptance with no changes So two paths, rejection or revise and resubmit Rejection Revise and Resubmit.

FEMS Microbiology Ecology Getting Your Work Published Telling a Compelling Story Working with Editors and Reviewers Jim Prosser Chief Editor FEMS Microbiology.

Dealing with Reviews. Rejection hurts, but is it fatal?

How to find a publication forum? Prof. Kaisa Miettinen

Writing For Researchers 2006 NSF Minority Faculty Development Workshop Jul 30-Aug 2 Malcolm J. Andrews National Security Fellow, LANL Professor Mechanical.

Guide for AWS Reviewers Lois A. Killewich, MD PhD AWS AJS Editorial Board.

Technical Writing: An Editor’s Perspective Michael K. Lindell Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center Texas A&M University.

Journals and Manuscript Submissions

Navigating the Publishing Process: An Introduction to Submission, Review, and Publication.

Dr. Sundar Christopher Navigating Graduate School and Beyond: Sow Well Now To Reap Big Later Writing Papers.

ACADEMIC PUBLISHING How a manuscript becomes an article.

Selecting a Journal. Choosing a journal before doing the research My advice is to not pick a target journal before doing the research – Lot’s of people.

How to get a paper published Derek Eamus Department of Environmental Sciences.

Writing for medical journals 10 points. 1. Know your topic Keep up to date Frame your research in a way that contributes to current debate.

RAT Restate Answer the question Tell why WHY RAT? Systematic way for answering questions Provides consistency across grade-level Gives students a structure.

UEF // University of Eastern Finland How to publish scientific journal articles? 10 STEPS TO SUCCESS lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.

Publishing research in a peer review journal: Strategies for success

Before you start… Make sure you are using Bilkent University’s wifi or internet, or are accessing Bilkent University’s network remotely. This is essential.

Before you start… Make sure you are using your institution’s wifi or internet, or are accessing your institution’s network remotely. This is essential.

The peer review process

Before you appeal, ask yourself:

Presentation transcript:

What Does it Take to Publish in the AJAE? Get a good idea. Turn the idea into a well-posed, answerable question. Do the research right. Write Effectively. Understand the review process.

Some Do’s Make sure the paper matches the focus of the journal. Follow journal submission guidelines. Communicate your contribution effectively. Be positive in your evaluation of existing literature. Explain details carefully. Make notation understandable, concise, and consistent.

More Do’s Pay attention to detail. Keep equations to a minimum. Focus on one idea per manuscript. Keep manuscripts as short and focused as possible. Remember that reading the manuscript has to be a “pleasurable” experience for a reviewer. Respond constructively to criticism. Learn to become a good reviewer.

Some Don’ts Spend any time on a cover letter. Spend any time trying to influence who your reviewers will be. Fight with reviewers. Submit too many papers to the same journal. Write nasty s to the editor asking why they are so incompetent. Get discouraged by rejection. Send in submissions without page numbers, with pages missing, no author contact information, etc.

More Don’ts Decline reasonable review requests from journals you are interested in publishing in. Get defensive. Write a paper on a topic and not place it within the context of the existing literature.