This paper＇s goal is to help accounting academics better navigate the editorial review process to increase the likelihood of a manuscript＇s publication. The authors draw on their years of experience as active schola...This paper＇s goal is to help accounting academics better navigate the editorial review process to increase the likelihood of a manuscript＇s publication. The authors draw on their years of experience as active scholars, reviewers, and editors of academic journals to provide practical insights on manuscript preparation, submission, and revision. Specific topics include （1） selecting an appropriate journal, （2） choosing an appropriate strategy to address a research question, （3） organizing a paper＇s structure including the abstract, motivation section, literature review, implications and conclusions, （4） writing style and （5） revising a manuscript.展开更多
文摘This paper＇s goal is to help accounting academics better navigate the editorial review process to increase the likelihood of a manuscript＇s publication. The authors draw on their years of experience as active scholars, reviewers, and editors of academic journals to provide practical insights on manuscript preparation, submission, and revision. Specific topics include （1） selecting an appropriate journal, （2） choosing an appropriate strategy to address a research question, （3） organizing a paper＇s structure including the abstract, motivation section, literature review, implications and conclusions, （4） writing style and （5） revising a manuscript.
