Academic Journals to Submit Manuscript

¶ … Academic Journals to submit manuscript Two journal profiles: Manuscript submission Journal 1: Journal of Management The Journal of Management's stated aim is publish significant research on organizational theory and research in the field of management. "JOM encourages new ideas or new perspectives on existing research. Manuscripts that are suitable for publication in JOM cover domains such as business strategy and policy, entrepreneurship, human resource management, organizational behavior, organizational theory, and research methods" (JOM, 2012).

A good example of a recent article in the journal that merges these two concerns is "The logic of deliberate structural inertia" in its current issue, which discusses how organizational culture can be highly influential in motivating employees and influencing employee behavior. Given that my proposed article is on ethical concerns regarding 'revolving door' policies, whereby former government officials move seamlessly into industry and industry insiders move into government, the journal's current concerns seem an idea match for my topic.

My article discusses the culture of corruption and 'inside thinking' that is created when there is a revolving door between members of industry and government Submissions to the journal are online. The online tracking system allows authors to follow their articles through the entire review process, up to publication. The journal reserves the right to return manuscripts that do not follow its formatting guidelines or are not on-topic and should not exceed fifty pages. They should also not be under consideration at another journal.

Revisions to the original manuscript may take 3-6 months, so the fact that my article is on an issue of longstanding concern will make it more likely to be accepted. Journal 2: Journal of ethics The Journal of Ethics: An International Philosophical Review is a peer-reviewed journal that is devoted to publishing articles on a wide range of theoretical and practical topics, including topics on political and legal philosophy.

It aims to serve a wide range of fields, and show the application of philosophy to case studies as well as more esoteric subjects. For example, one of its most recent special editions was called "The art of the unseen: Three challenges for racial profiling," and focused upon the politics as well as the philosophy of race in law enforcement in the U.S.

An article on "Racial profiling and background injustice" explored the idea as to whether background injustice compounded the injustices of profiling an individual based on his or her race. This suggests it would be suitable for my proposed article, which details the ethical and practical concerns of 'revolving door' politics in the U.S., where objective decisions are compromised because of the close relationship between members of industry and government decision-makers.

The journal is especially interested in profiling topics of current interest, and because of increased scrutiny about public officials' ethics today, my article would be a good fit for the journal. Submissions are taken online through an online manuscript submission, review and tracking.