Guidelines for Initial Submission of Manuscripts
ADVANCES IN
COMPETITIVENESS RESEARCH
(ACR)
The Research Journal of the American Society for Competitiveness
Editor-in-Chief
Consulting
Editor
Abbas J. Ali Prashanth Nagendra
Eberly College of Business & Information Technology Eberly College of Business & Information Technology
Department of Management Department of Management
Indiana University of
Pennsylvania Indiana
University of Pennsylvania
Indiana, PA 15705 Indiana,
PA 15705-1087
(724) 357-5759 (724) 357-4880
Aims and Scope:
ACR is the research Journal of the American Society for Competitiveness. It provides a forum for advancing conceptual, theoretical, and empirical contributions in areas applicable to competitiveness. In addition, ACR seeks to increase self-awareness of business and political leaders concerning global economic, technological, and management issues. Articles dealing with both micro and macro aspects of competitiveness are welcome. All papers submitted should be original and not under consideration for publication elsewhere. Submissions might address, but are not limited to, the following topics:
Competitive Advantage Emerging Markets
Global Competition Global Vision
International Investment Successful Ventures
Capital Markets Managing High-Tech Firms
Regional Trade Pacts Technological Environment
Global Business Leadership Mergers and Acquisitions
Strategic Planning and Thinking Privatization
Executive Qualities and Corporate Downsizing
Organizational Performance Total Quality Management
Format:
Manuscripts submitted for publication as articles should not exceed 25
doubled spaced typewritten pages, including tables and figures. Four copies should be sent to:
Abbas J. Ali
Department of Management
Eberly College of Business & Information Technology
Indiana University of
Pennsylvania
Indiana, PA 15705
Phone (724) 357-5759
Fax (724) 357-7768
The style guidelines of the publication manual of the
American Psychological Association should be used. The first page of the manuscript should include the title of the
paper, the author(s) name(s), and their affiliations, addresses, and phone and
fax numbers. Author's name should not
appear in the body of the paper, except where appropriate in citations and
references.
The second page of the manuscript should contain only the title and an abstract of the article (not to exceed 100 words). The text of the article should begin on the third page.