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ISSN: 1532-9194
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About Journal
MIT Sloan Management Review aims to find the most potent management insights developed by thinkers and academics and translate those insights for the managers and leaders who can put them to work. The journal seeks manuscripts that offer new research and insights about important management topics. The journal has increased focus on innovation and sustainability (so manuscripts addressing those subjects are welcome), but the journal continues to seek and publish articles that address a wide range of management disciplines.
Submission Process
Submit manuscripts online at: smrsubmissions@mit.edu
General Guidelines for Authors
All articles should be in Word 97-03 format (.doc files). No PDFs or Word 2007 documents.
Do not exceed 5,000 words, including references, tables, and figures, but excluding research methodology.
Include a research methodology section in your work.
Include the name, address, phone, affiliations, and email for ALL authors. This information should be included on the title page and in the cover letter.
All cover letters should include a statement that the paper has not been published elsewhere and will not be sent to another journal or magazine unless it has been declined by SMR.
End notes and reference must follow the format below.
Authors should be prepared to assign copyright to MIT SMR upon acceptance.
References
See examples:
Journal articles:
D. Kenny and J. F. Marshall, “Contextual Marketing: The Real Business of the Internet,” Harvard Business Review 78 (November-December 2000): 119-125.
T.J. Allen and S. Cohen, “Information Flow in R&D Labs,” Administrative Science Quarterly 14 (December 1969): 12-19.
Books:
G. Hollenback and W. Vestal, eds., “Developing Leaders at All Levels” (Houston: American Productivity and Quality Center, 1999).
J. March and H.J. Simon, “Organizations,” 2nd ed. (New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1966), 4-13.
Online Source:
D. McCullagh, “ACLU Loses Digital Copyright Battle,” April 9, 2003, news.com.com
“Toyota Expanding China Links,” April 9, 2003, edition.cnn.com
A. Huffington, “Corporate America’s ‘Most Wanted’,” April 2, 2003, www.salon.com
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