Author Guidelines
Manuscript Preparation
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Title – A clear and concise statement reflecting the main topic, focus, and scope of the research.
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Abstract (150–250 words) – A brief summary highlighting the purpose, methodology, key findings, originality, and contribution of the study.
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Keywords (4–6 keywords) – Specific terms representing the core concepts of the paper to enhance discoverability and indexing.
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Introduction – Introduces the research problem, objectives, significance, and context, establishing the rationale for the study.
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Literature Review – A critical evaluation of existing research that identifies gaps, trends, and theoretical frameworks relevant to the study.
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Methodology – Describes the research design, data sources, sampling, instruments, and analytical techniques used to conduct the study.
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Results and Discussion – Presents the research findings and interprets them in relation to the literature, theory, and research questions.
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Conclusion, Implications, Limitations, and Future Research – Summarizes key outcomes, practical and theoretical contributions, study limitations, and directions for future work. References – A comprehensive list of all scholarly works cited in the manuscript, formatted according to the journal’s reference style.
Manuscript Format
• Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt
• Line spacing: 1
• Margins: 1 inch (2.54 cm)
• Word limit: 5,000–8,000 words (Research Articles)
• Referencing style: APA (latest edition)
• Tables and figures must be numbered consecutively and submitted in editable format
Submission Process
Manuscripts must be submitted electronically through the journal’s online submission system. The submission must include:
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Manuscript file (blinded for review)
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Title page (separate file)
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Cover letter
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AI usage disclosure (if applicable)
Submission Declaration
Submission of an article implies:
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The work has not been previously published
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The manuscript is not under consideration elsewhere
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All authors have approved the manuscript
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Necessary institutional approvals have been obtained
Peer Review Process
JISBD follows a double-blind peer review process.
Review Stages
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Initial editorial screening (plagiarism & scope check)
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Assignment to handling editor
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Double-blind review by at least two independent reviewers
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Editorial decision:
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Accept
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Minor revision
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Major revision
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Reject
Review timeline: 4–8 weeks (approximate)
Editors' decisions are final.
Frequency of Publication
The Journal of Innovation, Strategy & Business Dynamics (ISSN: ) is published semiannually, with two issues released each year, in June and December. Each annual volume comprises two issues.
Privacy Statement
JISBD respects author and reviewer privacy.
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Personal information is used solely for editorial purposes
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Data is not shared with third parties
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Information is stored securely
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Reviewers remain anonymous in double-blind review