Types of Manuscript
Types of Manuscript
Jurnal Manageable (e-ISSN: 2830-1870) welcomes original and high-quality scholarly manuscripts addressing contemporary issues in management, business, human resource management, marketing, entrepreneurship, organizational behavior, strategic management, and other related disciplines.
The journal accepts two main types of manuscripts: Original Research Articles and Systematic Literature Reviews. All submissions must demonstrate scientific rigor, originality, methodological transparency, and a meaningful contribution to the development of management and business knowledge.
Authors are required to prepare their manuscripts using the official Jurnal Manageable Manuscript Template and comply with the journal's submission and publication ethics guidelines.
1. Original Research Article
Original Research Articles present original empirical findings derived from quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-methods research. The manuscript must address a clearly formulated research problem, demonstrate methodological rigor, and provide theoretical and/or practical contributions to management and business studies.
General Requirements
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Recommended length: 5,000–8,000 words, including the main text but excluding references.
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Language: Indonesian or English, with abstracts in both Indonesian and English.
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Manuscript format: Official Jurnal Manageable template.
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Abstract: Maximum 200 words for each language version.
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Keywords: 3–5 relevant words or phrases.
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Citation style: APA, with the 7th edition recommended.
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References: A minimum of 25 scholarly references is recommended, prioritizing relevant, recent, and peer-reviewed research.
Manuscript Structure
The manuscript must follow the structure specified in the official journal template:
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Introduction (Pendahuluan): Presents the research background, problem identification, research urgency, relevant previous studies, research gaps, objectives, and hypotheses where applicable.
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Literature Review (Kajian Pustaka): Discusses theoretical foundations, conceptual frameworks, previous empirical findings, and hypothesis development where relevant.
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Methods (Metode): Describes the research design, population and sample or research participants, research setting, data sources, data collection procedures, operational definitions of variables where applicable, research instruments, and data analysis techniques.
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Results and Discussion (Hasil dan Pembahasan): Presents the research findings systematically through narrative explanations, tables, or figures, followed by critical interpretation and discussion in relation to relevant theories and previous research.
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Conclusion (Kesimpulan): Summarizes the principal findings and their relevance to the research objectives. The conclusion may also discuss theoretical and practical implications, limitations, and recommendations for future research.
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References (Daftar Pustaka): Lists all cited sources using APA referencing conventions.
Abstract Requirements
The abstract must be written concisely and contain no more than 200 words. It should cover the following elements:
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Background: Brief context of the research, where relevant.
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Objectives: The primary purpose of the study.
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Methodology: Research design, operationalization of variables where applicable, data collection, and analytical methods.
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Findings: The principal findings, presented directly without unnecessary statistical test details.
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Implications: Theoretical, managerial, or practical implications.
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Originality: The distinct contribution or novelty of the research.
Research Ethics and Transparency
Authors must ensure that their research complies with relevant ethical standards. Studies involving human participants should address informed consent, confidentiality, voluntary participation, and protection of personal information, where applicable.
Authors are encouraged to provide statements regarding author contributions, conflicts of interest, funding sources, and data availability to support transparency and accountability.
2. Systematic Literature Review
Systematic Literature Reviews critically synthesize existing scholarly literature using a structured, transparent, and reproducible methodology.
Manuscripts in this category should provide more than descriptive summaries of previous studies. They must identify research patterns, theoretical developments, methodological limitations, research gaps, and directions for future investigation.
General Requirements
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Recommended length: 5,000–8,000 words, excluding references.
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Language: Indonesian or English, with abstracts in both languages.
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Manuscript format: Official Jurnal Manageable template, adapted to the review methodology.
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Abstract: Maximum 200 words for each language version.
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Keywords: 3–5 relevant words or phrases.
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Citation style: APA, with the 7th edition recommended.
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References: A comprehensive collection of relevant scholarly publications appropriate to the scope of the review.
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Review protocol: Transparent and documented systematic review procedures.
Manuscript Structure
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Introduction (Pendahuluan): Explains the background, significance, current state of research, research gaps, review questions, objectives, and expected contributions.
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Literature Review (Kajian Pustaka): Describes the theoretical and conceptual foundations underlying the review, without duplicating the systematic synthesis of findings.
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Methods (Metode): Explains the systematic review protocol, information sources, search strategy, eligibility criteria, screening process, quality appraisal where applicable, data extraction, and synthesis procedures.
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Results and Discussion (Hasil dan Pembahasan): Presents the included studies, descriptive and thematic findings, theoretical synthesis, methodological trends, research gaps, and implications.
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Conclusion (Kesimpulan): Summarizes the key contributions, limitations of the review, and recommendations for future research.
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References (Daftar Pustaka): Includes all sources cited in the manuscript, formatted according to APA conventions.
Systematic Review Methodology
Authors should clearly report:
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The review questions and objectives.
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The review protocol and relevant reporting guidelines, such as PRISMA 2020 where applicable.
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Bibliographic databases or other information sources used.
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Search keywords, Boolean operators, and search dates.
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Inclusion and exclusion criteria.
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Study identification, screening, eligibility assessment, and final selection.
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Data extraction and analytical procedures.
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Quality appraisal or risk-of-bias assessment, where appropriate.
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Methods of thematic, narrative, bibliometric, or other relevant synthesis.
PRISMA flow diagrams are strongly recommended for systematic reviews where applicable to illustrate the study identification and selection process.
Abstract Requirements
The abstract must contain no more than 200 words and present the review background, objectives, methodology, principal findings, implications, and originality.
Authors should indicate the review approach and briefly report the number of studies included in the final synthesis, where applicable.
Research Integrity and Transparency
Authors must ensure that the review is based on credible and traceable scholarly sources. Search procedures, eligibility decisions, and synthesis methods should be documented sufficiently to allow critical evaluation and reasonable replication.
Authors are encouraged to disclose funding sources, potential conflicts of interest, author contributions, and the availability of supporting review materials.
3. General Submission Requirements
The following requirements apply to all manuscript types submitted to Jurnal Manageable:
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Manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration by another journal.
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The subject matter must be consistent with the journal's focus and scope.
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Manuscripts must follow the official Jurnal Manageable manuscript template.
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Manuscripts must contain a clearly articulated scholarly contribution.
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Citations and references must follow APA conventions and accurately acknowledge the original sources.
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All listed authors must satisfy the journal's Authorship Criteria.
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Any potential conflicts of interest and relevant funding sources must be disclosed.
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Research involving human participants must comply with applicable ethical principles.
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The use of artificial intelligence tools must comply with the journal's applicable AI policy.
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Submissions may undergo initial editorial screening and peer review before an editorial decision is made.
Manuscripts that do not meet the journal's scope, formatting requirements, methodological standards, or publication ethics may be returned for revision or rejected during initial editorial screening.
Official Journal Website: https://jurnal.alungcipta.com/index.php/jm
Journal: Jurnal Manageable
e-ISSN: 2830-1870





