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ISSN: 2078-5585
Country: South Africa
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About Journal
The South African Journal of Business Management publishes articles that have real significance for management theory and practice. Original theory and unique application plus readability and good writing style are important criteria for publication. No articles which have been published elsewhere or are under consideration elsewhere will be considered. Nor will any articles considered that are not written in perfect English or that do not adhere to the instructions to authors.
Submission Process
Send manuscripts online to: mjl@usb.ac.za
General Guidelines for Authors
Articles should be submitted electronically. The following details should be provided: author’s surname; name of computer programme and the file name. Use A4-size formatting, 1.5 spacing and margins of 30mm. The first page should contain the title with the name and complete address of the author to whom correspondence is to be sent. The title, which should be concise but sufficiently informative for information retrieval purposes, should appear on the second page without the names of the authors. Articles should not exceed 20 pages. The text of the manuscript must be preceded by an English abstract of about 200 words.
Tables should be presented on separate sheets, grouped together at the end of the manuscript. Their appropriate positions in the text should be indicated.
References
See examples.
Books
Bayliss, W.M. & Glass, B. 1991. Principles of general psychology. 4th Edition. London: Longmans.
Articles and book chapters
Tonne, E. 1980. Helping the poor. In Schoon, A. (Ed.). Poverty in the 3rd World. Harare: Omega Books.
Journals
Langmuir, 1. 1956. ‘Isomorphism, isoterism and covalence’, Journal of Business, 23(3): 46-7.
Online Resources
Hollard, P.J. 1999. Food consumption and production. [online] URL:http://www/wri.org/critcons/food.pdf.
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