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A journal addressed to leaders, managers, researchers and policy makers in the field of higher education institutional management and policy.
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Covering practice and policy in the field of system and institutional management through articles and reports on research projects of wide international scope.
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First published in 1977 under the title International Journal of Institutional Management in Higher Education, then Higher Education Management from 1989 to 2001, it appears three times a year in English and French editions.
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INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS
Contributions to the Higher Education Management and Policy Journal should be submitted in either English or French, and all articles are received on the understanding that they have not been published elsewhere. Articles submitted for publication in the journal are refereed anonymously by peers.
Articles and related correspondence should be sent directly to the editor:
Prof. Vin Massaro
Higher Education Management and Policy
OECD/IMHE
2 rue André-Pascal
75775 Paris Cedex 16
France
E-mail contact person: jill.gaston@oecd.org
Selection criteria
The journal is primarily devoted to the needs of those involved with the administration and study of institutional management in higher education. Articles should be concerned, therefore, with issues bearing on the practical working and policy direction of higher education. Contributions should, however, go beyond mere description of what is, or prescription of what ought to be, although both descriptive and prescriptive accounts are acceptable if they offer generalisations of use in contexts beyond those being described. Whilst articles devoted to the development of theory for its own sake will normally find a place in other and more academically based journals, theoretical treatments of direct use to practitioners will be considered.
Other criteria include clarity of expression and thought. Titles of articles should be no more than 75 characters.
Presentation
Electronic submission is preferred. Three copies of each article should be sent if the article is submitted on paper only.
Length: should not exceed 15 pages (single spaced) including figures and references (about 5 000 words).
The first page: before the text itself should appear centred on the page in this order: the title of the article and the name(s), affiliation(s) and country/countries of the author(s).
Abstract: the main text should be preceded by an abstract of 100 to 200 words summarising the article (this text should not be repeated within the body of the article).
Quotations: quotations over five lines long should be single spaced and each line should be indented seven spaces.
Footnotes: authors should avoid using footnotes and should incorporate any explanatory material in the text itself. If notes cannot be avoided, they should be endnotes.
Tables and illustrations: tabular material should bear a centred heading “Table”. Presentations of non-tabular material should bear a centred heading “Figure”. The source should always be cited.
Addresses of author(s), including e-mail, should be typed at the end of the article.
References in the text: Vidal and Mora (2003) or Bleiklie et al. (2000) in the case of three or more authors. However, the names of all authors should appear in the bibliography at the end of the article.
References at the end of the article: references should be listed in alphabetical order under the heading “References”. Examples of the reference style used in the Journal are:
• For periodicals:
Kogan, M. (2004), “Teaching and Research: Some Framework Issues”, Higher Education Management and Policy, Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 9-18.
• For books:
Connell, H. (ed.) (2004), University Research Management: Meeting the Institutional Challenge, OECD, Paris.
The covering letter
This should give full addresses and telephone numbers and, in the case of multi-authored papers, indicate the author to whom all correspondence should be sent.
Conditions for acceptance
Acceptance is on the understanding that all rights in the article shall be vested in the Organisation. The authors confirm that all sources in the article are properly cited and that all necessary permissions have been obtained for use of previously published material in the article. Any republication of the article elsewhere shall be subject to written permission from the OECD and shall mention the title of the original OECD publication in which the paper was initially published.
Complimentary copies
Each author will receive two complimentary copies of the journal issue in which his/her article appears, in the original language.
EDITORIAL ADVISORY GROUP
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Elaine EL-KHAWAS, George Washington University, United States (Chair)
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Philip G. ALTBACH, Boston College, United States
- Chris DUKE, RMIT University, Australia
- John GODDARE, Newcastle University, United Kingdom
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Leo GOEDEGEBUURE, University of New England, Australia
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Ellen HAZELKORN, Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland
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Salvador MALO, Instituto Mexico de la Competitividad, Mexico
- V. Lynn MEEK, University of New England, Australia
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Robin MIDDLEHURST, University of Surrey, United Kingdom
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José-Ginés MORA, University of London, United Kingdom
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Jan SADLAK, UNESCO-CEPES, Romania
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Jamil SALMI, The World Bank, United States
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Sheila SLAUGHTER, University of Georgia, United States
- Andrée SURSOCK, European University Association, Belgium
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Ulrich TEICHLER, INCHER-Kassel, Germany
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Luc WEBER, Université de Genève, Switzerland
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Akiyoshi YONEZAWA, Tohoku University, Japan
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Frank ZIEGELE, Centre for Higher Education Development, Germany
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