Submissions

Author Guidelines

Carefully read the submission guidelines as follows:

We invite theoretical, methodological, applied, and empirical articles exploring the study of Economics and Management, representing various methodological traditions (quantitative, qualitative, mixed methods). Regardless of the type of article, methodological tradition, or disciplinary perspective, authors are expected to situate their work in the existing literature.

B. Expectations for Authors

Prior to submitting an article, please make sure that your article is (a) adequately situated in the Economics and Management studies literature, (b) meets the appropriate word limit, (c) has been carefully proofread, and (d) adheres to APA Style. All work must be original and cannot have been published or be under review elsewhere. Portions of text that are identical or near-identical to previously published work by authors should be properly noted and cited, and if necessary, permission to reproduce the text from the publisher needs to be obtained in advance of submitting the article.

C. Stylistic Conventions

All articles are expected to adhere to the stylistic conventions of APA Style. Articles should conform to the standards of spelling, grammar, and punctuation for Bahasa or British English and will be converted accordingly during the editorial process.

D. Review process

Once a manuscript has been submitted, it will undergo a preliminary review from the managing editor (to assess fit and adherence to the journal’s guidelines). The paper will then be assigned to the editor and an associate editor who will provide an additional assessment of fit. Papers that fail to adhere to the journal’s guidelines or lack fit based on the preliminary review of the editor and/or associate editor will be rejected. If a paper passes preliminary review, it will then be assigned to at least two reviewers for double-blind review. Authors invited to engage in a revision will be provided with 30 days to submit their revision; otherwise, the paper may be automatically rejected. Authors can request an extension from the Associate Editor managing the paper. Kinerja: Jurnal Ekonomi dan Manajemen typically provides no more than two rounds of review for papers. If a final decision (accept/reject) has not been made after the first round, a final decision (accept/reject) will be rendered after the second round.

E. Corrections and Final Copy

If the manuscript is accepted for publication, a copy of the final form of the paper in PDF is requested. Corrections should be clearly identified and returned within five working days of receipt. Major alterations cannot be accepted. The author is required to submit a statement that the submitted paper has not been published or approved for publishing elsewhere. The editors will not return submitted materials to the authors. The authors will not receive gratification for publishing their papers. Papers that do not fulfill basic linguistic correctness requirements will not be accepted.

F. General Requirements

The minimum standard requirements of the Kinerja: Jurnal Ekonomi dan Manajemen must be

1. Written in standard English Language or Bahasa.
2. The length of the submitted paper is at least six pages and no more than 15 pages (4000-7000 words). Editors will evaluate if an article is needing more than 20 pages.
3. Use a tool such as Zotero, Mendeley, or EndNote for reference management and formatting, and choose APA Style.
4. Make sure that your paper is prepared using the KINERJA paper template.

G. Structure of the Manuscript

The manuscript must be qualified and suggested present follow the structure:

1. Title. The title of the paper should describe the research aims, method/model, and objective without Acronyms or abbreviations.
2. Abstract. The Abstract has a maximum of 250 WORDS; No citation. State in the abstract a primary goal, research design, methodology, main outcomes, results, and conclusions.
3. Section structure. Authors are suggested to present their articles in the section structure: Introduction-Method-Results and Discussion–Conclusion -Acknowledgments -References.

• Introduction: The introduction should set the study in context by briefly reviewing relevant knowledge of the subject; follow this with a concise statement of the study's objectives.
• Method: A brief description of the methods/techniques used (these methods' principles should not be described if readers can be directed to easily accessible references or standard texts).
• Results and Discussion: A clear presentation of experimental results was obtained, highlighting any trends or points of interest. The results should not be repeated in both tables and figures. The discussion should relate to the significance of the observations.
• Conclusion: A brief explanation of the significance and implications of the work reported.
• Acknowledgments: Any individuals who contributed to the manuscript but did not meet the authorship's necessary criteria should be acknowledged. Acknowledgments should be limited to those who helped extensively, such as providing statistical help, essential equipment, or translating references.
• References. Expect a minimum of 20 references, primarily with a minimum of 70% to International journal papers.

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