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Call for Papers
JOURNAL OF TEACHING IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Regular Feature: Digital Technology in Teaching International Business

Digital technology in teaching international business is a clearly a ‘hot’ topic and future issues of the Journal of Teaching in International Business will have this as a regular feature.

Topics:
The special editor for JTIB is seeking short articles and reviews in the use of digital technology in teaching in international business. Research, as well as reviews of texts, simulations and other software, exercises, and new technologies that facilitate or enhance the teaching and learning of international business subjects are all acceptable topics. Descriptive works that offer significant implications are also invited. Cross-cultural and comparative studies that investigate long-distance or digitally enhanced teaching techniques, whether synchronous or asynchronous, and research that measures the usefulness, or describes the use of new technologies or techniques that have been developed to improve learning, will be considered for publication.  Research foci included in this call for papers are those related to:

In all cases, articles must emphasize the practical relevance of the issues presented and must be written to appeal to academics, practitioners and policy makers. The goal is to provide readers with thoughtful and provoking ideas that can be implemented by academics and practitioners, and supported by policy makers in government and international agencies.

General Guidelines:
Articles should be a maximum of ten pages in length, double-spaced, including graphics and bibliography.  Papers should use the American Psychological Association (APA)* style guidelines and be double-spaced. In addition to the main body, submissions should include a title page, an abstract of 30-50 words on a separate page, and a one-page executive summary.  Contributor guidelines are to follow the traditional paper guidelines of the journal, except with respect to length. These guidelines can be found in the back section of each issue of the journal.

Instructions For Authors: ('click' on the following links)
Instructions for authors (as well as the general instructions); and the manuscript submission form (The manuscript submission form (copyright transmittal form) must be completed and must accompany all manuscripts submitted for review. 

Other web addresses that may be of interest: Journal of Teaching in International Business; Haworth Press.

The review process will take four to six weeks. Please submit your papers to:

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