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Practical guides, editorial insight, and best-practice articles to support every stage of the research publication journey.
11 Steps to Structuring a Paper Editors Will Take Seriously
From abstract to discussion — practical steps from our editorial team on what makes a manuscript stand out in peer review.
AI in Academic Writing: What Authors Must Disclose
IJMRE policy on AI tool usage and why transparency matters for research integrity in 2024 and beyond.
Why Open Access Matters for Markets and Regulation Research
How freely available research accelerates policy change, regulatory reform, and academic collaboration worldwide.
How to Respond to Reviewer Comments: A Practical Guide
Transform reviewer feedback into a stronger manuscript. Step-by-step guidance for writing effective response letters.
How to Write an Abstract That Gets Your Paper Read
The abstract is the most-read part of any paper. How to make yours compelling, informative, and structured.
Literature Reviews That Add Value: Moving Beyond Description
A great literature review synthesises, critiques, and identifies the precise gap your research fills.
Research Ethics for Business and Law Scholars: A Practical Overview
Ethics approval, informed consent, data privacy, and conflict of interest — what researchers need to know.
Creative Commons Explained: Which Licence Is Right for Your Research
CC BY, CC BY-NC, CC BY-ND — what do they mean and which should you choose? A plain-language guide.
Writing Constructive Peer Reviews: A Guide for First-Time Reviewers
Whether reviewing for the first time or sharpening your practice, this guide covers structure, tone, and ethics.
Writing for an Interdisciplinary Audience: Tips for IJMRE Authors
IJMRE readers include economists, lawyers, ethicists, and policy practitioners. How to write across disciplines.
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