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Call for Papers: Management Journal 2017

The Bangladesh Institute of Management is calling for papers to be submitted for publication in their quarterly journal, Management Development. Papers must be submitted by February 28, 2018. Papers should focus on contemporary management or development issues and be based on original research. Papers must be in English, typed double-spaced, and not exceed 30 pages. Guidelines are provided on formatting the paper, content requirements for different sections, references, and submitting the paper for review.
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Call for Papers: Management Journal 2017

The Bangladesh Institute of Management is calling for papers to be submitted for publication in their quarterly journal, Management Development. Papers must be submitted by February 28, 2018. Papers should focus on contemporary management or development issues and be based on original research. Papers must be in English, typed double-spaced, and not exceed 30 pages. Guidelines are provided on formatting the paper, content requirements for different sections, references, and submitting the paper for review.
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MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT:

A Quarterly Journal of Bangladesh Institute of Management


Bangladesh Institute of Management
4, Sobhanbag, Dhaka-1207

Call for Papers for the

Management Development: A Quarterly Journal of Bangladesh Institute of Management


The Editorial Board is going to publish the Management Development: A Quarterly Journal of Bangladesh Institute of
Management, Volume 31, Number 2 (April - June), 2017. Potential authors are cordially invited to submit their papers. The
last date for submission of paper is February 28, 2018. The guidelines for the authors are as following;

1. All the papers must focus(s) on contemporary issues in the different fields of management, human resource
development, socio-economic, etc.
2. The manuscript of the paper should be based on original research and demonstrate the author’s own analysis,
thought, and judgment.
3. The manuscript must be typed on one side of A4 size paper in double space, font type-Times New Roman, font
size 12, and should not exceed 30 pages.
4. The title of the paper must be typed in capital letter, font size 12.
5. Other guidelines for writing papers: All potential contributors must follow the particular format in writing the
manuscript in terms of writing heads and subheads; furnishing figures and tables; placing citations; and references
etc. Authors are requested to keep the following matters in mind (if applicable):
a. TITLE: The title page of the paper should be provided on a separate page. Introduction of the author(s)
should contain name, position, department, institution/organization, country, email address, and contract
number (s), and submitted to The Senior Editor, Management Development, Bangladesh Institute of
Management, 4, Sobhanbag, Dhaka – 1207, email –ukdatta99@[Link]
b. ABSTRACT: (250 words) An abstract of a maximum of 250 words should be given at the beginning of the
paper along with the keywords. The abstract should cover the purpose of conducting the study, the ways to
conduct the study and the findings of the study along with the significance of the findings and expected
contributions to the concerned areas.
c. INTRODUCTION: (500-750 words) The introduction should have information based general discussion on
the topic, state affairs related to the field of the study, and significance and scope of the study.
d. REVIEW OF LITERATURE: (2000-3000 words) Literature reviews should state national and international
past studies.
e. METHODOLOGY: (500-1000 words) The methodology should go with the following contents:
- Problem identification
- Nature of the research
- Research questions (in case of conclusive studies)
- Hypothesis development (in case of conclusive studies)
- Population, sample frame, sampling technique, sample size
- Types of data used and sources of data
- Questionnaire development and data collection
- Data analysis technique and statistical tools used
- Limitations
f. OBJECTIVE: Objectives may include general/broad objective and relevant specific objectives.
g. RESULTS /FINDINGS (500-1000 Words)
i. Tables should be placed at the end of the article under the head “Appendix”
ii. Statistical analysis and figures can be placed inside the main body of the article.
iii. Use numbers and avoid bullets in the text.
h. DISCUSSION/RECOMMENDATION : (1500-2500 words) The discussion/recommendation must be
focused on the study, overview of the significant of the findings.
i. CONCLUSION : The conclusion should cover conclusive statement and further scope of the research.

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j. REFERENCES: The references should also be given in a defined structure. The bibliographical citation
should indicate: author’s last name, first and middle name initial, year of publication, “title of the paper”,
name of the journal (in italics), volume, number, month and page number (s) (for one page, say page number
17, it will be p.17 and for more than one page, say pages 17 to 19, it will be pp. 17-19). The bibliography will
be as follows:
i. For a paper: (Harvard Style)
Datta, U.K., 2016. Political Services Marketing for Peaceful World. Delhi Business Review, 17(1), p.15.
Barksdale, H.C., and Darden, B., 1971. Marketers' attitudes toward the marketing concept. The Journal of
Marketing, 30(2), pp.29-36.
Vázquez, R., Álvarez, L.I. and Leticia Santos, M., 2002. Market orientation and social services in private non-
profit organizations. European Journal of Marketing, 36(9/10), pp.1022-1046.
ii. For a Text book:
Boulding, E., 1990. Building a global civic culture: Education for an interdependent world, 5th edition,
Syracuse University Press.
Kotler, [Link] Keller, K.L. 2009. Marketing Management, 13th edition, Prentice Hall, NJ.
Saunders, M., Lewis, P., and Thornhill, A. 2003. Research Methods for Business Students, 3rd edition,
Harlow, Pearson Education.
iii. For internet/newspaper materials:
OIC, 2009, Retrieved on August 01, 2003 from [Link]
The Daily Star, 2013. BTRC won’t Allow Wimax Firms to Give Voice Services, November 14, 2013, p.7.
iv. Other cases, the references in the text for one author would appear as: (Datta, 2014), for two authors as (Datta
& Paul, 2013), and in case of three or more authors, the reference in the text would appear as (Ahmed et
al.,2014)
6. Two copies of the manuscript with title page, and a cover letter should be submitted to; The Editor,
Management Development, Bangladesh Institute of Management, 4, Sobhanbag, Dhaka – 1207, Room no. 306,
Bangladesh, Hence, the authors are requested not to write their names on the main document (manuscript) for
review.
7. The submitted paper must be in English, and grammarly error free. Even if all the above-mentioned
requirements are fulfilled, errors such as typing or grammatical, lapse of number of page, figure or table, etc. may
lead to disqualification for publication of a paper (if the author is not sure to become free of such errors, it is
advised to get the paper corrected by an expert before it is sent).
8. It might be useful to the author(s) to look at the criteria (as enclosed) on the basis of which the papers are
evaluated (reviewed) for publication.

With Regards,

(Dr. Uttam Kumar Datta),


Senior Management Counselor / Senior Editor
Management Development: A Quarterly Published Journal of Bangladesh Institute of Management
Cell: 01715782054, Phone; 8155116, Ext. 106, email: journalmd31@[Link]

Distribution through email:


1. Director General (for kind information)
2. Directors (Administration, Training, and Finance), BIM
3. Deputy Directors (Chittagong, and Khulna), BIM
4. Senior Management Counselors, BIM
5. Management Counselors, BIM
6. Associate Management Counselors, BIM
7. Senior research officer / Research officer, BIM
8. Office copy
9. National and International Educational and Training Institutes
10. BIM Website/ Face book

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Common questions

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An author might face challenges such as adhering to the stringent word count and formatting requirements, ensuring grammatical and typographical precision, and balancing comprehensive content within limited page numbers. Furthermore, meeting citation standards and structuring the manuscript to highlight originality and analytical depth can be considerable hurdles, especially for new authors .

According to the guidelines, a manuscript should include the structural elements: title page separately, an abstract of not more than 250 words, an introduction of 500-750 words, a literature review of 2000-3000 words, a methodology section of 500-1000 words, objectives, results/findings with tables and figures, a discussion/recommendation section of 1500-2500 words, conclusions, and properly formatted references .

The journal ensures originality and quality by requiring manuscripts to be based on original research demonstrating the author's analysis and thought. Additionally, it is recommended that papers be free of grammatical and typing errors. To maintain quality, papers may be reviewed against specific evaluation criteria, and if the author is uncertain about the manuscript's error-free nature, they are advised to have it corrected by an expert .

An author’s paper might be disqualified if it contains typographical or grammatical errors, or if there are lapses regarding the number of pages and the presentation of figures or tables, despite meeting content guidelines .

The current guidelines reflect broader academic publishing trends by emphasizing originality, structured format, and detailed referencing, which align with increasing globalization and interdisciplinarity in research. They highlight scholarly rigor through specified word counts and comprehensive literature reviews, mirroring the demand for thorough, credible, and accessible research outputs in academia .

Results/findings play a critical role by presenting the evidence that supports the study's hypothesis or answers the research questions. They are structured with statistical analyses and figures to substantiate claims, thus forming the core of the research contributions to management science .

The significance of having a separate title page lies in the anonymity it ensures during the review process by keeping the author's identity concealed from reviewers. This helps maintain an unbiased evaluation of the content based on merit .

The recommended citation style is the Harvard Style. For journal papers, the format includes the author's last name, initials, year of publication, paper title, journal name in italics, volume, number, and page numbers. For books and other sources, similar structured details are required .

The primary objectives of the journal in inviting paper submissions are to address contemporary issues in the fields of management, human resource development, and socio-economic matters, and to advance original research that reflects the authors' own analysis and judgment .

The discussion/recommendation section is vital as it contextualizes the findings, linking empirical data to theoretical implications, and suggesting future research paths. This section reflects critical thinking, advancing scholarly conversations in management studies and proposing practical applications, thereby significantly enhancing the manuscript’s impact .

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