Author Guidelines

Author Submission Guidelines

P-ISSN: 3117-8316 E-ISSN: 3117-8324

International Journal of Contemporary Impediments in Commerce and Management welcomes original and quality manuscripts in the fields of commerce, management, business studies, finance, economics, entrepreneurship, organizational studies, and related interdisciplinary areas. Authors are requested to carefully follow the journal guidelines specified below before initiating their submission lifecycle.

Manuscript Classifications

The journal accepts the following types of scholarly submissions:

• Original Research Articles

• Review Articles

• Case Studies

• Conceptual Papers

• Short Communications

• Analytical Studies

• Book Reviews

• Commerce Research Notes

Formatting Blueprint

• File Format: Typed exclusively in Microsoft Word (.doc / .docx)

• Typography: Times New Roman | Main Text: 12 pt

• Spacing & Margins: 1.5 Line Spacing with 1-inch normal margins

• Abstract Parameters: Structured summary between 150 to 250 words

• Metadata Mapping: Supply 4 to 6 core domain-specific keywords representing the scope

Manuscript Structural Preparation Sequence

1. Title of the Paper

2. Name of Author(s)

3. Affiliation of Author(s)

4. Corresponding Author Email

5. Abstract Summary

6. Selected Keywords

7. Introduction

8. Review of Literature

9. Objectives of the Study

10. Research Methodology

11. Data Analysis & Reading

12. Results and Discussion

13. Synthesis / Conclusion

14. Recommendations (Optional)

15. Reference Bibliography

Originality & Plagiarism Controls

Authors must guarantee that the submitted manuscript is completely original and free from plagiarism. Any content derived from previously published blocks must be explicitly cited via a consistent referencing style. The editorial office systematically crosschecks submissions for inappropriate overlap prior to routing files into the peer-review queue.

Ethical Commitments & Authorship

Data fabrication, duplicate submission, or false academic claims are strictly forbidden. Only contributors who have made substantial inputs must be logged as authors, and all co-authors must sign off on the submission bundle. For field surveys, interviews, or human trials, proper formal consent loops must be verified.

Submission Declaration Matrix

By finalizing a manuscript transfer to the journal registry, authors formally certify that:

• The draft manuscript is entirely original, uncopied, and completely unpublished.

• The text packet is not undergoing parallel consideration or screening tracks by another journal.

• All participating co-authors have evaluated and collectively approved the final layout draft.

• All empirical data sources, tabular structures, and external graphical items have been properly acknowledged.

Review Workflow & Legal Responsibility

Following a comprehensive internal desk filter, appropriate submissions face blind peer-review validation. Final determinations rest with the Editorial Board. Authors maintain absolute personal accountability for the factual accuracy of data arrays, reported metrics, and source citations logged inside their manuscripts.