Which journal? The politics of where to publish

Sandelands, Eric

doi:10.1108/01604959610105940

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“…The reading lists are updated every six months using the keywords to pinpoint recent material from the Anbar Management Intelligence database. This ensures access to the most significant recent thinking in the field (Sandelands, 1996).…”

Section: Who Is Doing It?mentioning

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Editors’ and authors’ role in virtual universities

Sandelands

1997

New Library World

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Argues that electronic publishing is opening up opportunities for editors and authors in reaching the lifelong learners being supported by the emerging virtual universities. Discusses the benefits of the virtual university model, before describing the model being used by University of Surrey/IMC and Business School Nederland in delivering management programmes. Concludes that a new mass market is evolving in supporting learning opportunities, and that access to published knowledge is a vital component of this process.

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Editors’ and authors’ role in virtual universities

Sandelands

1997

New Library World

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“…A further publishing industry has subsequently emerged in abstracting and indexing services, to enable researchers to pinpoint published archival information and keep up-to-date with developments. Such is the profusion of academic journals today that the abstractors and indexers too are having to develop filters to exclude that which is inappropriate for their users (Sandelands 1996).…”

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The Future of Brands in Academic Publishing

Sandelands¹

1996

Online and CD-Rom Review

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This article outlines the revolution taking place in academic publishing with the rise of electronic methods of information dissemination, and examines the development of brands in journal publishing. The author considers the value added by publishers of academic journals, addressing the question of why do academics need publishers. He outlines the metamorphosis required in the age of electronic publishing, pointing to even greater significance being placed on brand identity.

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“…The reading lists are updated every six months using the keywords to pinpoint recent material from the Anbar Management Intelligence database. This insures access to the most significant recent thinking in the field [15]. (3) All faculty and students have access to an online library for current or archival published material.…”

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Utilizing the Internet for marketing success

Sandelands¹

1997

Pricing Strategy and Practice

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Observes the increasing influence of new communications technologies on information transfer and business practices, and highlights features of the Internet which could prove essential for marketing managers and academic researchers. Spotlights new developments, such as the "virtual university" model, which can provide cost-effective management learning programs, and concludes that the Internet has much to offer, particularly for global companies.

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Which journal? The politics of where to publish

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Editors’ and authors’ role in virtual universities

Editors’ and authors’ role in virtual universities

The Future of Brands in Academic Publishing

Utilizing the Internet for marketing success

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