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Preparing & Submitting Journal Articles: Perspectives From A Recently Tenured Professor

Preparing & Submitting Journal Articles: Perspectives From A Recently Tenured Professor. Terrance Hurley Associate Professor Applied Economics University of Minnesota. Disclosure. Economics Ph.D., Iowa State University, 1995 1995-96 Post Doc, University of Wyoming

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Preparing & Submitting Journal Articles: Perspectives From A Recently Tenured Professor

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  1. Preparing & Submitting Journal Articles: Perspectives From A Recently Tenured Professor Terrance Hurley Associate Professor Applied Economics University of Minnesota

  2. Disclosure • Economics Ph.D., Iowa State University, 1995 • 1995-96 Post Doc, University of Wyoming • 1996-98 Post Doc, Iowa State University, CARD • 1998-99 Assistant Prof., University of RI • 1999-03 Assistant Prof., University of MN • 2003- Associate Prof. With Tenure, University of MN

  3. Some More Disclosure • Publication Venues Include • JPubEcon, JEEM, & AJAE • Also AgronJ • Reviewer • 26 Different Journals (AER to Weed Science) • Lots Of Interdisciplinary Work

  4. Ten Things To Remember When Preparing & Submitting Papers 10. You Can Always Find Something Wrong With A Paper 9. Proof Read 8. Blind Reviews Are Only Legally Blind 7. Show & Tell 6. The Most Qualified Reviewers Are Your Closest Competitors 5. The Thoughtfulness Of A Review Seems To Be Inversely Related To The Quality Of The Journal 4. Novelty & Creativity Is Not Always Enough 3. Tell A Story 2. Be Persistent 1. HAVE A THICK SKIN

  5. Final Thoughts EconLit Actively Indexed Over 580 Economics Related Journals In 2000

  6. Econ Literature Publications Per Author(1969-2000) Number of Articles Number of Articles Adjusted For Co-authorship http://student.ulb.ac.be/~tcoupe/updaterevealedperformances.pdf

  7. http://student.ulb.ac.be/~tcoupe/ranking.html http://student.ulb.ac.be/~tcoupe/updaterevealedperformances.pdf

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