Boston Research Journal

Guidelines for the Standards of Boston Journal of Management (BJM), Volume I, Issue 1, 2021

Synopsis

Boston International College is going to publish a research journal “Boston Journal of Management (BJM), an annual peer-reviewed journal being published in November, 2021. This journal includes all the research works relating to Social Sciences research consisting of Accounting, Finance, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Corporate Governance, Intellectual Property, Media Studies, Political Science, International Relations, Psychology, Social Policy, Operations Management, Insurance, Sustainability, Information System, eBusiness, and Women & Gender Studies.  BJM provides the best platform for the researchers to share their ideas in the form of articles specific to research project, case study.

BJM consists of an advisory/editorial board and peer review team who are entitled to bring the articles in the best form before publication. All the Editorial Board Members are active at review process and take up the review within the time deadline. The aim of the BJM is to publish peer reviewed quality articles and provide the best knowledge to the community through research. 

Submission of a paper for the Boston Journal of Management will be taken to imply that it represents original work not previously published, and it is not being considered elsewhere for publication, and that if accepted for publication it will not be published anywhere without the consent of the BJM Editorial Board. The papers so received have to undergo a peer review process and are then subject to approval by the Editorial Board. 

Submitted manuscripts should be in English, typed in 1.5 spacing with wide margins (3 cm) on one side of standard paper. The title page should contain the title, the name, institutional affiliation(s), JEL classification, key words, full postal address, telephone/mobile number and E-mail of each author, and, in the case of co-authorship indicate the corresponding author. Footnotes, if any, should be numbered consecutively with superscript arithmetic numerals at the foot of each page. Figures and tables should be on separate sheets and have descriptive titles. References in the text should follow the author-date format. References listed should be alphabetically in the APA style.

The manuscript accompanied by an abstract should not exceed 300 words, and the preferred maximum length of a submission is 10,000 words. The preferred word processing software for the review is Microsoft Word. Authors should e-mail their manuscript too. 

The Editorial Board 

Research Journal of Business, Economics and Management, 

Boston International College, Bharatpur, Chitwan  

Email: [email protected]; Telephone: 977-56 -526203, 531362