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    1. How the UJ Library can assist you in getting published Sophie van der Walt: Subject Librarian X2641 [email_address]
    2. The Publishing Process and where the library can assist you: Copyright: medir.ohsu.edu
      • The Library can assist you in:
      • Finding the right journal
        • Aiming your article at the right journal is a crucial step in being published.
      •   Obtaining the Author Guidelines
        •   Every journal will have detailed notes on the scope of articles published, type of paper, word length, font, references style etc. and YES they are extremely important.
      •   Finding the Editors’ contact details
      •   Finding a co-author
      •   Finding an Accredited journal
        • Both a DoE accredited journal as well as an internationally accredited journal
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    3. Find the right journal
      • Aiming your article at the right journal is a crucial step in being published.
      • To find possible journals for your article:
      • Do searches on the databases for articles on similar topics and see what journals they are published in. (Remember to limit your search to Academic journals.
      • Use the ISI Journal Citation Report (JCR) to find the highly cited journals .
        • click on ISI Web of Knowledge on the list of database
        • then on Additional Resources and
        • then on Journal Citation Report to find highly cited journals for your subject area.
          • Management falls under Social Sciences while Business is a separate category in JCR.  
      • For a guide on how to search in the databases, please have a look at the following slideshow:
        • Library Research Guide slide show
        • Or make an appointment with me for training and help
      • Remember:
      • It is considered very poor etiquette to submit an article for consideration to more than one journal at a time.
      • If you have not heard from the editor, contact them and inform them that you will now submit the article to another publisher.
      Search the databases
      • Click on ISI Web of Knowledge on the list of database, then on Additional Resources
      Find a high impact journal
      • Click on Journal Citation Report to find highly cited journals for your subject area.
      Find a high impact journal
      • Click on the JCR edition (Social Sciences) you require, as well as how you want to view the journals
      Find a high impact journal
      • Choose your subject area.
      • (Business and Management are two separate subjects in JCR )
      You can also choose how you want the information sorted Find a high impact journal
    4. Find a high impact journal
    5. Find a high impact journal
      • Every journal will have detailed notes on the scope of articles published, type of paper, word length, font, references style etc. and YES they are extremely important.
      • Read a few issues of the journal before submitting your article to get a feeling for the writing style favoured by that journal.
      Obtaining the Author guidelines
      • You can find all the submission details (editor email etc) on the journal or publisher’s web site.
      •   There are two ways of getting to the journal site:
        • Go to the A-Z list, type in the journal name and follow the links to the journal site on the database
        • Go to Google , type in the journal name and follow the link to the journal or publisher website
      Finding the Editors’ contact details
      • By doing searches on the databases in your topic/theme you can see which authors are prolific writers on that topic
      • Cross check these authors with the ISI Highly Cited Researches
        • click on ISI Web of Knowledge on the list of database
        • then click on Additional Resources and
        • then on Highly Cited to find highly cited authors for your subject area.
      Finding a co-author
    6. Finding a co-author Click on ISI Web of Science
    7. Finding a co-author Type in your surname, staff number and password
    8. Finding a co-author
    9. Finding a co-author
    10. Finding a co-author
      • Now you can:
      • Search for a specific author
      • Browse by name, institution, country or subject area
      • View your own profile (if you are a Highly Cited author)
    11. Finding a co-author
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      • You can also use the NRF Rated Researchers at:
        • www.evaluation.nrf.ac.za ,
        • click on Facts and Figures on the left and
        • then on the search link.
      • The NRF divides researchers into categories:
        • Leading international researchers
        • Internationally acclaimed researchers
        • Established researchers
      Finding a co-author
    17. Finding a co-author
    18. Finding a co-author
    19. Finding a co-author
    20. Finding a co-author
    21. Finding an Accredited Journal
      • South African:
      • On my blogs :
        • Management
        • Economics
      • On the DOE’s website under Documents: Publications
        • South African Approved Journals
      • On Sabinet under the Online References— Subsidie databasis
      • Email me for the list
      • International:
      • On my blogs :
        • Management
        • Economics
          • On the DOE’s website under Documents : Publications (incl. Arts & Humanities Index IBSS, Science Citation Index, Social Science Citation Index Expanded)
      • On the Thomson Scientific website: under the Master Journal List
      • Email me for the list
    22. If you have any questions please phone me on x2641 or send me an email to [email_address] 03

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