International Journal of Marketing & Financial Management

Paper Format for ARSEAMs Journal

Title of the paper/manuscript:

Name of the Author (s):

Designation:

Full Name of Organisation/Institute/University (with Full Address & Website):Email Id:

Contact No:

Name of the Co-Author (s): (if any)

Designation:

Full Name of Organisation/Institute/University (with Full Address & Website):Email Id:

Contact No:

Abstract: (150 to 250 words). Abstract should have the Purpose, Design/Methodology/Approach, Findings, Managerial Implications, and Scope for future work / Limitations key words : Five to seven key words .Main paper: Main body of the paper may vary depending up on type of research and subject. An ideal main body of the paper should have following headings:1) Introduction

2) literature review3) objectives4) Methodology,5) Findings6) limitations/scope for future work,7) conclusion Submission Guidelines

1) Manuscript must be written in English Language.2) File must be in Microsoft Word format with single line spacing in A4 size Page.3) The font of manuscript must be Times New Roman with 10 point size.

4) First page must contain title of the paper, List of all the authors with their organizational affiliation & e-mail ids5) In case of multiple authors, the first author will be corresponding author.6) The submission must not be published elsewhere or submitted for publication.7) Do not include authors name anywhere in the manuscript.8) All manuscript must include a minimum 150 and maximum 250 words abstract, next to the title page. An abstract should be in 11 point font Times New Roman and Italic, followed by 5- 7 keywords.9) The manuscript must not exceed 25 pages, including references & annexure/appendices10) Figures must be high resolution & clear with descriptive heading.11) The order of the content must be as per the detail provided above.12) The References must be in Alphabetic order ( A-Z). Use the following format for References:

For Journals:Reddick, C.G. (2004), A two-stage model of e-government growth: theories and empirical evidence for US cities, Government Information Quarterly, Vol. 21 No. 1, pp. 51-64.

Shackleton, P., Fisher, J. and Dawson, L. (2006), E-government services in the local government context: an Australian case study, Business Process Management Journal, Vol. 12 No. 1, pp. 88-100.

For books:Subramanian, P. (2010), Innovations in Contemporary Arena, New Star Publications. New Delhi.

Forweb sites:WHO 2010),http://www.who.int/globalatlas/autologin/TB_login.aspAccessed on 25th April 2013.

13) No pdf files are accepted.14) The attached file should not include any message or letter to the editor.15) Type-written manuscripts in MS Word (.doc) format should be submitted online through journal website.16) Leave 1 inch margin for each - top, bottom, left and right.17) Section headers should be bold faced sentence case whereas sub-section header will be in normal style, both indented at 0.5 inch.18) It is mandatory for all the authors to sign the Copyright Transfer Form.19) The decision of Reviewers will be final and canvassing in any form will be disqualification of authors in future issues.

Headings: Should be short clearly defined. About the Author (100 words) --- Sample given belowGregoris Mentzas is a professor in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens His area of expertise is information technology management and his research concerns the integration of knowledge management, semantic web and e-service technologies, in e-government and e-business settings. He has published her work in more than 130 papers in international journals and conferences including many leading journals. He has a Ph.D. in operations research and information systems from the National Technical University of Athens in Greece.4 | Page