Guidelines for Authors

Journal of Management & Public Policy (JMPP) upholds high standards and quality in researches on politics and governance incorporating interdisciplinary contributions from various social sciences.

Papers/articles etc. are received throughout the year. Contributions may be sent via e-mail at editor.jmpp@gmail.com

All the contributions submitted by 31 October are considered for December issue and those submitted by April 30 are considered for June issue.

All the contributions must be accompanied with an abstract of 150-200 words, biographical details of the contributors, contact details and indication about the corresponding author in case of joint work.

Length of the research papers should be 3000-5000 words while those of articles/colloquium/interviews should be 1500-3000 words.

Kindly follow 'APA' style for referencing. References should be complete in all respect and arranged alphabetically.All the texts/sub-texts quoted from other sources must be cited appropriately as per APA style.

We follow a fast track review procedure so that the contributors receive information regarding rejection, improvement or selection within eight-ten weeks.

Selection of research papers/articles is invariably based on originality, relevance, clarity, and application.

JMPP publishes research papers/articles in the following categories:

• Empirical/conceptual/theoretical contributions from any functional area of Social Sciences/Humanities/Law/Management.

• Critique of politics, public policy and governance issues having a bearing on lives of the people in any part of the world.

• Development issues having a bearing on corporate world or quality of life of the people.

Kindly ensure that you have not submitted the same research paper/articles elsewhere.

JMPP maintains zero tolerance for plagiarism. Authors using copyrighted material without appropriate references shall be summarily blacklisted.

JMPP publishes any worthwhile item in good faith and does not bear any liability whatsoever for breach of trust. In case of copyright violations, contributors alone shall be accountable.