Overview

We cordially invite original research contributions in the field of electronic markets and networked business (see Aims & Scope ).

By 'original contributions' we mean that your paper is unpublished and not available online nor offline. In case an earlier version of your paper has been published, e.g. as conference paper, the editor should be informed about this fact by the time of submission and the original version must be referenced if the paper is accepted for publication. In order to be acceptable for publication in Electronic Markets, the earlier version needs to be revised substantially. The revisions and extensions should be summarized in a letter to the editor, who will decide whether the revisions are sufficient to justify a publication in Electronic Markets.

We hope that the following steps will make it easy for you to submit a paper, so that you can worry about the important thing - writing.

The preferred article length for publications in Electronic Markets is around 5000 words. Article length should always be in the range of 3,500 to 6,500 words.

Please make sure that you have read Electronic Markets' copyright policies carefully before submitting an article in order to avoid problems during the review and publication processes. The copyright information can be found on our Revison page.

All submissions to Electronic Markets are subject to an iThenticate check
to avoid unethical use of content.

Your submission will be subject to review by at least two independent reviewers. Besides clarity of writing, grammar and style, your article will be evaluated according to relevance, strength of theoretical foundations and methodology, value of the paper for business, economy, or society, contribution of new knowledge and quality of conclusions. Explication of theoretical concepts and terms by examples or cases is a plus.

Please note: All papers must be submitted via our online submission system.

Instructions are available on the Submission page.

Electronic Markets is a premiere electronic commerce journal and on-line resource with editorial capacity in Asia, Europe, Australia and the Americas at the crossroads of theory and practice. We will accept or reject articles with regards to this aim. Please refer to the Acceptance Criteria page for more information.

Electronic Markets does not prioritise any particular approach or method and welcomes papers from all perspectives, employing any methodology.

Submissions, under no circumstances, will be published until Electronic Markets - The International Journal (or our publisher on behalf of us) is in possession of a signed copyright form.

For more information, please contact:

Electronic Markets  - The International Journal on Networked Business

c/o Information Systems Institute
University of Leipzig
Grimmaische Str. 12
04109 Leipzig, Germany
Phone +49 341 9733600
Fax +49 341 9733612

eMail: editors@electronicmarkets.org
www: www.electronicmarkets.org