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Call for Papers for the Journal of Information Management
CALL FOR PAPERS
JOURNAL OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
(Volume 4 Issue 1), (January-June, 2017)
ISSN: 2348-1765 (P); 2348-1773 (E)
(Bi-Annual Journal of Society for Promotion of Library Professionals)
UGC Approved Journal, Journal No. 43812
Indexed by Indian Citation Index
Respected All Library Professionals,
Journal of Information Management (JIM) is a bi-annual journal of Library and information science. The objective of JIM is to provide a better platform to the LIS Professionals with new dimensions.
JIM is inviting papers for the upcoming issue of the journal. Kindly submit manuscripts of your original paper for publication in JIM. It is a peer-reviewed periodical dedicated to the broadcast and exposition of scholarly research results. JIM promotes research work among young Library Professionals/ Researchers/ students and teachers and motivates them to carry out actual research work and publish their manuscripts.
Manuscript Submission:
Research paper prepared in MS word format in single spaced; type written in English; one inch margin on all sides; 12-pt. Times New Roman font; list the authors and their affiliations and countries directly under the title. The manuscripts in all the subject areas are welcome. Moreover, submitted manuscript must not be previously accepted for publication elsewhere.
References:
The authors are requested to follow APA pattern for references and citations. Kindly visit: http://www.apastyle.org/
SUBMIT YOUR RESEARCH PAPERS AT:
editors.jim@gmail.com
or
Login www.splpjim.org
LAST DATE OF PAPER SUBMISSION: June 30, 2017
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Permalink Reply by VISHNU K. GUPTA on
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Respected All, [The Editors and Peers (as JIM is Peer-Reviewed)]
I was just reading an article published in JIM Volume 3, Issue 2 (June-December, 2016),on page no. 15-22. I am surprised and also shocked to read this paper. The editors and peers are not aware of the spellings of 'Smart Gadget' and 'Smart Gazette'. They are writing 'Gadget' and 'Gazette' interchangeably. The title of the paper is "LIBRARIES ON CHANGE: FROM STACKS TO SMART GAZETTES." I honestly request to the editors of the Journal (JIM) not to insult the LIS Fraternity. Please maintain the quality of JIM, because it is now approved by the UGC. There are galaxy of errors in spellings of the above paper. My aim is to do improvement in LIS literature. Please maintain the quality. Thanks and sorry.
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Permalink Reply by suchetan Kumar on
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Thanks for your suggestion.
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Permalink Reply by Saba Sarasvdy on
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It happens to most of the journals. The writing and language used in the paper are at the very low level. A large number of Indian journals are predatory journals. Indian authors constitute 80% plagiarized author population. There is no sign of improvement. Most academicians have no interest to learn.
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