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Jay Liebowitz, editor, A Guide to Publishing for Academics - Inside the Publish or Perish Phenomenon. Auerbach Publications, 2015. [doi]

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Don't Do as I Do; Do as I SayJohn S. Edwards. 1-14 [doi]

Grabbing Readers: How to Focus Your Paper's Title and Contents on Its Major Theoretical Contribution Rather than the Local Context of the StudyArch G. Woodside. 15-24 [doi]

Well-Done Literature Reviews: A Journal's Editor--in--Chief PerspectiveMurray E. Jennex. 25-40 [doi]

Positioning Your Paper for Publication in a Journal: Where Do Authors Go Wrong?Alex Koohang. 41-52 [doi]

Publishing in Technology and Innovation Management Journals: Perspectives from Both Sides of the FenceJeremy Hall. 53-66 [doi]

How Could My Paper Have Gotten Rejected?James R. Marsden. 67-78 [doi]

Advice on Preparing and Revising Journal Manuscripts in Business and Society TopicsDuane Windsor. 79-92 [doi]

Interdisciplinary Research: Pathway to Meaningful PublicationsDonald E. Brown. 93-108 [doi]

Models of Editing and Editorial BoardsDaniel E. O'Leary. 109-126 [doi]

The Editor Is Often a CoachSteven R. Gordon. 127-140 [doi]

Happy Marriage or Odd Couple: Reflections on Editing the Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency ManagementIrmak Renda-Tanali, Sibel McGee. 141-156 [doi]

Rules for RefereesDennis E. Logue. 157-168 [doi]

Writing Scientific Journal Articles: Motivation, Barriers, and SupportJoanna O. Paliszkiewicz. 169-178 [doi]

Lost in Translation and Other Challenges of New and International Researchers Seeking PublicationAnthony K. P. Wensley. 179-190 [doi]

Publishing in Leading Journals: An Overview for Aspirant Authors Early in Their CareersSuprateek Sarker. 191-202 [doi]

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