This document provides information about writing and publishing research papers. It discusses the structure of a research paper including the title, abstract, introduction, literature review, materials and methods, results and discussion, conclusion, and references. It describes the objectives and process of conducting a literature review. It also lists various sources of literature, styles of referencing, plagiarism detection tools, databases and repositories for accessing research papers, and some publishers and journals included in the UGC Care list.

1. “Writing and Publishing Research Papers”
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• 1600 Research Papers
• 51 Books
• Citation – 1,17,758
• h-Index: 155
• i10-Index: 1302
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• M.A. Economics-JNU, Delhi
• Ph.D. – Harvard University
• 120 Research Papers
• 7 Books
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• Citation – 53,308
• h-Index: 87
• i10-Index: 194
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• Padma Vibhushan in 2010
• President of Royal Society
• Citation – 27, 005
• h-Index: 77
• i10-Index: 144
• 2009- Nobel Prize

9. Amartya Sen
(Professor of Economics, Harvard University)
• B.A. Economics, University
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• B.A. and M.A. and Ph.D.
Trinity College, Cambridge
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• Citation – 3,45,134
• h-Index: 204
• i10-Index: 1136
• 1998- Nobel Prize
• 1999-Bharat Ratna

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26. NPTEL Courses
on Research Methodology
1. Data Analysis for Social Science
Teachers (16 Weeks)
– University of Hyderabad Exam: Feb.16
2. Qualitative Research Methods and
Research Writing (12 Weeks)
- IIT-Kharagpur Exam: April 25
3. Research Methodology (15 Weeks)
- National Law University Exam: May 10

29. Writing Research Papers

30. Structure of a Research Paper
1) Title
2) Abstract with Key Words
3) Introduction
4) Literature Review
5) Materials and Method
6) Results and Discussion
7) Conclusion
8) References/Bibliography

31. Review of Literature

32. Review of Literature
 The documentation of a comprehensive review
of the published and unpublished work from
secondary sources of data in the areas of
specific interest to the researcher.
 The aim is to find out problems that are
already investigated and those that need
further investigation.
 It is an extensive survey of all available past
studies relevant to the field of investigation.
 It gives us knowledge about what others have
found out in the related field of study and how
they have done so.

33. Objectives of Literature Review
 To gain a background knowledge of the
research topic.
 To identify the concepts relating to it,
potential relationships between them and to
formulate researchable hypothesis.
 To identify appropriate methodology,
research design, methods of measuring
concepts and techniques of analysis.
 To identify data sources used by other
researchers.
 To learn how others structured their
reports.

34. How to conduct the Literature Review?
1. Identify the relevant sources.
2. Extract and Record relevant
information.
3. Refer Original Works
4. Read with Comprehension
5. Read in Time
6. Index the Literature
7. Write-up the Literature Review

35. Sources of Literature
 Books and Journals
 Electronic Databases
 Bibliographic Databases
 Abstract Databases
 Full-Text Databases
 Govt. and Industry Reports
 Internet
 Research Dissertations / Thesis

36. Styles of Referencing
1. APA
2. MLA
3. Oxford
4. Harvard
5. Chicago

37. Plagiarism Detection Tools
1) Dupli Checker (Free)
2) Quetext (Free)
3) Viper (Free)
4) Plagiarism Checker (Free)

38. Plagiarism Detection Tools
1) Copyleaks
2) PaperRater
3) Plagiarisma
4) Plagium
5) PlagTracker
6) Unicheck Plagiarism Checker
7) PlagScan
8) Grammarly
9) Copyscape
10)SmallSEOTools

39. Directory of Open Access Journals
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40. National Science Library
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41. E-Journals
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42. Indian Journals.Com
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43. N-List
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44. National Digital Library
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45. INFLIBNET
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49. UGC Care List Publishers
1) Sage Publications
2) Serial Publications
3) Inderscience Publishers
4) Emerald Group Publishing Ltd.
5) Springer
6) Elsevier
7) Science Direct
8) IUP Publications
9) Oxford University Press
10) Wiley
11) Cambridge University Press

50. Sage Publications
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51. Serials Publications
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52. Inderscience Publishers
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53. Emerald Group Publishing
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54. Springer
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55. Elsevier
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56. Science Direct
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57. IUP Publications
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61. UGC Care List Journals
1) IIMB Management Review
2) The Indian Journal of Commerce
3) The Orissa Journal of Commerce
4) Ramanujam International Journal of
Business and Research
5) The Journal of Corporate Accounting
and Finance
6) Bank Quest
7) International Journal of Business
and Emerging Markets
8) Studies in Business and Economics

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