This achievement highlights our dedication to high-quality, open-access research and enhances the visibility and impact of articles published in SBR.
Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): SEISENSE Business Review
Published: 01-01-2025
Research Articles
Ambidextrous Leadership as an Antecedent of Ambidextrous Innovation
Mediating Roles of Psychological Safety and Job Autonomy
Prince Addai
- Abstract 67  
- PDF: 57  
- pages:1-14
All the published articles in SBR are assigned with the DOI and are indexed in Crossref.
The most exciting thing is that today, the SBR has received its ISSN (2788-7561).
Call for papers - Continuous Publishing Model
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Our tailored article template (Microsfot Word) will help you format and structure your article, with useful general advice and Word tips.
Article Preparation
- Word Count: An original article should consist of 5,000 to 7,000 words (excluding figures, tables, and references). Articles exceeding 7,000 words will be considered if of high quality. Articles under 4,000 words will be screened out at the first stage of scrutiny.
Title, Abstract, Keywords, Addresses, Biographical Notes
Please adhere to the following guidelines when preparing your manuscript:
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Title: Should be as concise as possible, without abbreviations or acronyms.
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Abstract: Approximately 100-150 words. It should be divided into five sections:
- Objective
- Design
- Findings
- Policy Implications
- Originality
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Keywords: Include approximately 4-10 words or phrases that are crucial for online searching.
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Affiliation: Include the department, name of the institution, country and email address for each author.
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Biographical Notes (Optional): Approximately 100-150 words per author.
File Submission Requirements
At the submission stage, you must upload two separate files:
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Title Page: This file should include the article's title, all author details (names, affiliations, email addresses), and any biographical notes.
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Blind Manuscript: This file should strictly adhere to the following structure to maintain the integrity of the blind review process:
- Abstract
- Introduction
- Literature Review (Hypothesis Development)
- Methodology
- Findings
- Discussion
- References
This file must not include any author details or acknowledgments. Ensure that all author names, email addresses, affiliations, and biographical notes are completely removed. The blind manuscript should only contain the title, abstract, keywords, and the content structured as outlined above.
Important: Failure to submit both the Title Page and the Blind Manuscript will result in delays in the review process.
Online Submission System
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References
- APA Style: SJOM follows the APA referencing style. For detailed guidance, please refer to the Sixth Edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association or visit APA Style.
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Points of Interest
- Acknowledgment: Submissions will be acknowledged via email upon receipt.
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- Revisions: If revisions are requested, authors will receive a detailed letter outlining the key issues. The revision period typically ranges from two to three weeks.
Changes to Authorship after Submission
- If there are changes to the authorship after submission, such as adding or removing an author, a letter signed by all original authors must be uploaded as a supplementary file. This letter must explain the reason for the change and confirm the agreement of all authors on the addition or removal of an author.
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