For Authors

Author Guidelines

Authors submitting manuscripts to JEMR must ensure that their work is original, scientifically rigorous, and prepared according to journal requirements.

Manuscript types:

JEMR considers the following categories of manuscripts:

Original Research Articles : Research papers presenting original theoretical, empirical, methodological, or applied contributions.
Review Articles : Comprehensive analyses of existing literature that identify research developments, gaps, and future directions.
Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses : Studies following recognized systematic approaches for reviewing and synthesizing previous research.
Methodological Papers : Articles introducing or developing innovative analytical approaches, models, methodologies, or research techniques.
Case Studies : Detailed analyses of economic, managerial, financial, organizational, or institutional cases providing theoretical and practical insights.
Policy Papers : Research-based analyses addressing economic policies, management practices, institutional reforms, or development issues.
Book Reviews and Research Notes : Published occasionally at the discretion of the Editorial Board.
Editorials : Published by invitation from the Editor-in-Chief.

Originality and Exclusivity of Submission

Authors submitting manuscripts to JEMR confirm that:

The manuscript represents original research.
The work has not been previously published.
The manuscript is not under consideration by another journal.
All sources have been properly acknowledged.
All contributors who meet authorship criteria are included.

Simultaneous submission to multiple journals is considered unethical and is prohibited.

Language of Publication

JEMR accepts manuscripts written in: English, French, Arabic.

Authors are responsible for ensuring that manuscripts are linguistically clear, grammatically correct, and professionally written. The journal encourages authors to submit manuscripts in English to increase international visibility and accessibility.

Manuscript Preparation Requirements

Authors should prepare manuscripts according to the following structure: (see the template)

Title Page

The title page should include:

Article title
Author names
Institutional affiliations
Country of affiliation
ORCID identifiers (recommended)
Corresponding author information
Email address

Abstract : The abstract should:

clearly describe the research;
identify objectives;
summarize methodology;
present major findings;
highlight contributions.

Recommended length: 150–250 words

Keywords : Authors should provide:

4–6 keywords;
terms reflecting the main research themes.

JEL Classification

For economics-related manuscripts, authors are encouraged to provide appropriate JEL Classification codes.

Main Manuscript : The manuscript should normally contain:

Introduction : Including:

research background;
problem statement;
research objectives;
contribution;
structure of the paper.

Literature Review : Including:

theoretical foundations;
previous empirical findings;
identification of research gaps.

Methodology : Including:

research design;
data sources;
variables;
models;
analytical procedures.

Results : Including:

empirical findings;
statistical analysis;
tables and figures.

Discussion : Including:

interpretation of findings;
comparison with previous studies;
theoretical and practical implications.

Conclusion : Including:

main contributions;
recommendations;
limitations;
future research directions.

Acknowledgments (if applicable)

Funding Statement : Authors must disclose all sources of financial support related to the research. The funding statement should identify:

funding organizations;
grant numbers when applicable;
role of funders in research design or publication decisions.

Conflict of Interest Statement : Authors must declare any relationships or interests that could influence the research or its interpretation. Conflicts may include:

financial relationships;
institutional relationships;
personal interests;
professional competition.

Author Contributions : JEMR follows internationally recognized authorship principles. Authors should have made substantial contributions to:

conception or design of the research;
data collection or analysis;
interpretation of findings;
writing or critical revision of the manuscript;
approval of the final version.
Supervision and project administration.

All listed authors share responsibility for the integrity of the published work.

Data Availability Statement: Authors should provide a Data Availability Statement indicating:

whether data are publicly available;
where data can be accessed;
restrictions preventing sharing, if applicable.

Authors should preserve research materials when possible.

References : All references must be complete and consistently formatted. JEMR follows the APA (7th edition) citation and referencing style. Authors should ensure that:

every in-text citation appears in the reference list;
every reference is cited in the text;
DOIs are included whenever available;
references are accurate and complete.

Tables and Figures : Tables and figures should:

be numbered consecutively;
have clear titles;
include necessary notes and sources;
be understandable without referring extensively to the text.

Authors are responsible for obtaining permission for copyrighted materials when required.

Mathematical Models and Statistical Analysis :

For quantitative research, authors should provide sufficient information regarding:

data sources;
sample characteristics;
variable definitions;
estimation methods;
robustness checks;
statistical assumptions;
software used when relevant.

Authors should ensure that reported results are accurate, reproducible, and appropriately interpreted.

Online Submission

Manuscripts must be submitted through the journal's official online submission system (https://asjp.cerist.dz/en/PresentationRevue/655)

Authors should upload:

the manuscript file;
any supplementary materials (if applicable);
required declarations and supporting documents.

The corresponding author will receive confirmation once the submission has been successfully received.

Peer Review

JEMR uses a double-blind peer review process. Each manuscript undergoes:

Initial editorial screening.
Technical and ethical compliance checks.
Double-blind peer review by independent experts.
Editorial evaluation.
Final publication decision.

Editorial decisions may be:

Accept
Minor Revision
Major Revision
Reject

The Editor-in-Chief's decision is final.

Publication Ethics

JEMR is committed to the highest standards of publication ethics. Authors must comply with the journal's policies regarding:

originality;
plagiarism;
authorship;
conflicts of interest;
research ethics;
duplicate submission;
AI-assisted writing;
research integrity.

Manuscripts may be screened using plagiarism-detection software before peer review.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative AI Policy

JEMR recognizes the increasing use of artificial intelligence tools in research and writing. Authors must disclose the use of AI tools when they contribute to manuscript preparation. AI tools cannot be listed as authors. Authors remain fully responsible for:

accuracy of information;
originality of content;
proper citation;
ethical compliance.

Authors must not use AI systems to:

fabricate data;
generate false references;
manipulate research results;
create misleading scientific content.

Data Availability

Where appropriate, authors are encouraged to include a Data Availability Statement explaining:

where the data can be accessed;
any restrictions on access;
how readers may request the data.

Authors are encouraged to share datasets, analytical code, and supplementary materials whenever feasible. Examples include:

Publicly Available Data : "The data supporting the findings of this study are openly available from [repository/source]."

Data Available Upon Request : "The data supporting the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request."

Restricted Data : "The data used in this study cannot be publicly shared due to confidentiality, privacy, licensing, or institutional restrictions."

Types of Research Data : For economics and management research, relevant research materials may include:

survey datasets;
administrative datasets;
financial databases;
economic indicators;
experimental data;
interview materials;
simulation data;
statistical outputs;
econometric estimation results;
research instruments.

JEMR encourages authors to share analytical code when possible. Examples include:

Stata do-files;
R scripts;
Python notebooks;
MATLAB code;
statistical syntax;
simulation programs.

Open Access Policy

JEMR is a fully Open Access journal.

All published articles are freely available to readers immediately upon publication.
No subscription fees are charged.
No Article Processing Charges (APCs) are required from authors.

Copyright and Licensing

Authors retain copyright to their work, subject to the journal's copyright and licensing policy. By submitting a manuscript, authors grant JEMR the right to publish and disseminate the accepted article according to the journal's publication policies.