Author Guidelines
The authors should submit papers that have been carefully proofread and polished. Manuscripts are accepted with the understanding that they are an original or extended version of previously published papers in conferences and/or journals and that, if the work received an official sponsorship, it has been duly released for open publication. Before submission please make sure that your paper is prepared using the journal paper template.
The authors must refer to JDM (Jurnal Doktor Manajemen) format and style (Author Guidelines Principles) and (Author Guidelines Template). This will ensure fast the processing and publication.
Any papers not fulfilling the requirements based on the guideline to authors will not be processed.
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STYLE OF THE WRITING OF JOURNAL JDM (Jurnal Doktor Manajemen)
Field Scope: Management
The manuscript must be written in Indonesian. For more details, please note the following writing guidelines:
Abstract. Abstracts are made in 2 (two) languages, namely English and Indonesian. It starts with the word ABSTRACT for the English version and the word ABSTRAK for the Indonesian language version. Each Abstract is typed in Times New Roman 11 pt, bold. The description on Abstract uses Times New Roman 11pt font, 1space. Abstract length maximum of 200 words and explain the contents of the article in a concise but clear. An abstract is written in 1 (one) paragraph and ends with keywords containing 5-6 keywords.
keywords: clue, writting, article
INTRODUCTION
To write the contents of the journal manuscript, this template should be used to make it easier in setting up the journal layout. If the author follow to the rules in this writing, then journal printing will be faster. The editor will only fill in the page number and headings for each issue/volume. There are five parts in each article, namely INTRODUCTION, STUDY OF LITERATURE, METHODS, RESULTS AND DISCUSSION, and CLOSING (Conclusions and Suggestions).
LITERATURE REVIEW
Page Size. The manuscript is written on A4 paper (21 cm x 29.7 cm), with a mirror margin of 30 mm, bottom 25 mm, left (inside) 25 mm and right (outside) 20 mm. The contents of the paper are written in Times New Roman with the size of 11pt with a distance of 1 spacing and typed using word processor application like MS Word. The number of pages of manuscript maximum 20 pages.
Article Title and Author Name. The title of the article is written in the middle using the letters Times New Roman 11 pt bold. All author names are mentioned without titles, 11 pt, bold, separated by commas, for the latter the author is separated by the words "and". The author's institution is written in full using the letters Times New Roman 11 pt bold. The author's email address is written in full, the letters Time New Roman, italic, 11 pt.
Research Methods. The article is written in English and Indonesian. The manuscript is written with Times New Roman, Size 11pt, Justified, 1 Space. The Author allowed use another font type such as to make different the source code the computer program. The title from one section (heading to section) written by Times New Roman Capital 11pt, Bold.
Subsection. The title from subsection written with Times New Roman 11pt, bold and written with sentence case model (the upper case font in first word). The title Subsection written without the Subdivision.
RESULT AND DISCUSSION
Tables and Figures. Tables and Figures are placed in the center of the page. The Title of Tables and Figures is written above Tables and Figures, both of which are written in the letters Times New Roman 11 pt. While at the bottom of Tables and Images are written reference sources of Tables and Figures, both written in the letters Times New Roman 11 pt. The letters on the table may use Times New Roman 10pt or 11pt, 1 space. Tables are described simply, and not a chessboard. Tables and images are placed as close to the description as the first time. Generally Tables and Images are placed after being mentioned in the description of the manuscript. Table and Image numbering is sorted from number 1 and so on. Examples of tables can be seen in Table 1. The letters for information on images should be large enough and clear so that they are easy to read.
Table 4.1 Descriptive Statistics
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DPR MNG_OWN AS_GROW SIZE
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Mean 0.355 0.515 0.161 17.198
Maximum 1.030 4.433 0.510 20.270
Minimum 0.110 0.000 -0.125 14.262
Std.Dev. 0.182 1.113 0.126 1.734
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Figure 2. Garment Product Business Process
Source: Production Division PT. Bali Nirwana Garmen
CONCLUSION
Each article closes with a conclusion and a suggestion summarizing the results of the article written and advices to who hopes get the benefit of this written
REFERENCES
The reference list is displayed at the end of the article and sorted alphabetically from the main author's last name (Author-1). The next typing (writer-2 and / or Author-3) does not start from the last name. The letters used are Times New Roman 12pt, with a hanging format of 8 mm, like the example pad below. Text or sentence in the main point of view that refers to the reference is indicated by the last name of the author.
The reference library must be in the form of material that is published and / or easily accessed by the public. The order of writing the bibliography is as follows.
For books
- Authors 'names (all authors' names)
- Year of publication in parentheses
- Title (printed Italic for books) and edition if available
- Publisher Name
- Place of publication
For journal
- Authors 'names (all authors' names)
- Year of publication in parentheses
- "Title" (in quotation marks)
- Journal name (Italic)
- Volume and journal number
- Page number
example :
Ross, Stephen; Randolph Westerfield, ,Bradford Jordan.. (2012). Fundamentals of Corporate
Finance 10th edition. McGraw-Hill. Irwin..
Kurniasih, Augustina; Hermanto Siregar; Roy Sembel; Noer Azam Achsani. “Corporate Dividend Policy in an Emerging Market: Evidence from Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) 2011-2008”. International Research Journal of Finance and Economics. ISSN 1450.2997, Issue 72, (2011), pp 70-83.
Mondy, Wayne. (2008). Human Resource Management, Pearson Education, Inc. New Jersey.
Copyright Notice
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After the submission of this agreement is signed by the appropriate author, changes in authorship or in the order of the registered author will not be accepted. Retained Rights or Provisions and Conditions Although the author is permitted to reuse all or part of the Work in another work, this does not include giving a third party request for reprinting, republishing, or any other type of reuse.
