1. Research paper publication
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2. How to fulfill your desire?
The Desire
All of you are desirous of publishing
research papers.
How to fulfill your desire?
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3. How to achieve that excitement?
The Excitement
A journal carrying your paper
With your name is an
Exciting experience
How to achieve that excitement?
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4. A research paper? What image comes into mind as you hear these words
It is not an essay
It is more than a collection of different pieces of information about a topic
It is more than a review of the literature in a field
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5. What is a research paper?
A research paper analyzes a perspective or argues a point.
A substantial piece of academic writing in which the author does independent research into a topic and writes a description of the findings of that research.
The outcome of a mini research project
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6. Dual dimensions of a research paper
Dynamic
The process leading
to the research paper
Static
The structure of the
Research paper
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7. The static or structural aspect
A research paper should have specific subsections
Each subsection has specific objectives and contents
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8. Theoretical framework
The subsections
(Conventional style)
Introduction
Literature review
Objectives, Scope
and Methodology
Theoretical framework
Analysis of Data
Summary of Findings
Conclusion
References
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9. NEW (The subsections) Title Abstract Key words Introduction
(including literature review)
Conceptual framework
(including hypotheses)
Method (sample, materials
and procedures)
Result
Discussion
References
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10. The title Should be brief and descriptive of your research
clearly indicate what the study is about
try to specify the cause and effect relationship in your key point
Avoid wasteful phrases such as "A study of ..."
"An investigation into ...”
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11. The Abstract
describe the most important aspects of the study within the word-limit provided by the journal
try to include
a statement of the problem,
the people you studied,
the dependent and independent variables,
the instruments, the design,
major findings, and conclusions
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12. The key words List the important technical words used in the study
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13. The Introduction
A paragraph or two presenting the investigated problem, the importance of the study, etc
Followed by a review of the literature,
presenting and evaluating what is already known about your research problem
No need to provide an exhaustive historical review
The reader should understand why the problem was researched
and why the study represents a contribution to existing knowledge
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14. Method
includes separate descriptions of the sample, the materials, and the procedures.
Sample: a description of the population, the sample and the method of sample selection
Materials: a description of your instruments, including all surveys, tests, questionnaires, interview forms, and other tools used to provide data
Procedures: a description of the data anlaysis tools and procedures, the hypothesis testing procedures, etc
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15. The Result
Describe the techniques used, each analysis and the results of each analysis
Use carefully planned tables and graphs which are self explanatory
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16. The Discussion Discuss and interpret your data for the reader
Tell the reader of the implications of your findings
Relate your findings to those of previous studies, by explaining relationships and supporting or disagreeing with what others have found.
Draw your conclusions. Your conclusions should be warranted by your study and your data.
Make recommendations
State the limitations of the study
Suggest what problems should be researched next in order to extend your findings into new areas.
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17. The References
Alphabetical listing of books and articles cited in the literature survey and elsewhere in the paper
There should be a one-to-one match between the references cited in the report and the references listed in the reference section.
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18. Reference format APA format is widely used
Based on Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA) (2001)
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19. Books
Single author
Leshin, C.B. (1997). Management on the world wide web. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
More than one book same year
Roy, A. (1998a). Chaos theory. New York: McMillan Publishing Enterprises.
Roy, A. (1998b). Classic Chaos. San Francisco, CA: Jossey Bamar.
Multiple authors
Cornett, M., Wiley, B.J., & Sankar, S. (1998). The pleasures of nurturing. London: McMunster Publishing.
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20. Edited works
Book
Pennathur, A., Leong, F.T., & Schuster, K. (Eds). (1998). Style and substance of thinking. New York: Publishers Paradise.
Chapter in edited book
Riley, T., & Brecht, M.L. (1998). The success of the mentoring process. In R. Williams (Ed.), Mentoring and career success, pp New York: Wilson Press.
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21. Journal article
Jeanquart, S., & Peluchette, J. (1997). Diversity in the workforce and management models. Journal of Social Work Studies, 43 (3),
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22. Conference proceedings
Yeshwant, M. (1998). Revised thinking on Indian philosophy and religion. In S. Pennathur (Ed.), Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Religion, (pp ). Bihar, India: Bihar University.
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23. Electronic source
Walson, I. (1998). Technology and immediacy of information [On-line] Available
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24. Bibliography
Listing of books and articles relevant to the research topic in alphabetical order
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25. The Reference in proper format
Vaizey, J. (1967). Education in the modern world. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Arzac, E. (2005). Valuations for mergers, buyouts and restructuring. New York: Wiley.
Campbell, J.Y. & Ammer, J. (1993). What moves the stock and bond markets? A variance decomposition for long term asset returns. Journal of Finance, 48(1),
Mishra, S. (2004). Designing online learning [On-line] Available
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26. The Reference (Contd.)
Frazer, M. (1992). Quality assurance practices in higher education. In A. Craft (Ed.) Quality assurance in higher education, pp London: Falmer Press.
Fisher, L. & Lorie, J.H. (1977). A half century of returns on stocks and bonds. Chicago: University of Chicago Graduate school of Business.
Grinold, R.C. & Kahn, R.N. (2000). Active portfolio management (2nd ed.). New York: McGraw-Hill.
Black, F. (1972). Capital market equilibrium with restricted borrowing. Journal of Business, 45(3),
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27. The Dynamic aspect
A research paper is the outcome of a mini research project
The execution of the mini research project is the dynamic aspect
It is a process involving several steps
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28. The steps in the process
Identification of theme
Relating it to relevant theory and also earlier studies
Formulation of research design
Collection of data
Analysis of data (using appropriate statistical tools)
Writing the research report
Submission for publication
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29. Online open access journals
Directory of open access journals
Website of an open access journal
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30. Data sources www.rbi.org.in (Link: Database)
(Statistics)
(Data & Statistics)
(Data & Statistics)
(Left panel – CSO)
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31. Data sources (global) www.imf.org (Data and Statistics)
(Data)
(Economics & Statistics)
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32. FOCUS OF WORKSHOP To understand the research process.
To discuss different component of papers in details.
How to analyze data using statistical techniques , softwares specially SPSS.
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