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Significance/Relevance: The extent to which
the manuscript addresses an important issue/problem/phenomenon in
International Business management/strategy |
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2. Conceptual
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3. Methodological
Rigor (select one category): a) For an Empirical
manuscript: The extent to which the manuscript presents an appropriate
research design, sample, measures, and analysis. b) For a
Theoretical manuscript: The extent to which the manuscript presents an
appropriate model, conceptual framework or proposition to facilitate
further research. |
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4. Clarity of
Presentation and Readability: The extent to
which the manuscript is well written (grammar, organization,
flow) |
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5. Insights Offered and
Richness of Implications for
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6. Potential
Contribution: The extent to which the
manuscript contributes to the
knowledge of International Business theory and practice |
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7. Member Interest: The extent to which the manuscript is likely to be of interest to
Midwest AIB/MBAA members, including
managers/practitioners |
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8. OVERALL EVALUATION |
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