Journal of Transition Management (est 1996)

Journal Brief - Instructions to author(s)
TOC 1996-2000
TOC 2001-2007 
                                                                 JTM – IN BRIEF

Journal of Transition Management (est 1996) intend to be truly international forum bringing up researchers, academics and governmental or public sector circles together as well as practitioners who are involved or interested in overall transformation track of the contemporary world, but from the effective management standpoint. In fact, JTM is oriented to observe not only on-going transformation and transition issues facing the former socialist countries (CITs) but rather to mark challenges of unprecedented shiftings in geopolitics, international marketing and business, industry/services and technology in the broader i.e "The 6 W" context - what, why, who, which, when, where".
Journal's mission is to capture relevant isseus of the substantial impact to decision-makers on the both business and national level, just to take an advantage of "learning effect" arised in the process of tranzition from different experience or in different circumstances.
Profiled as "international forum" of the people with internationalized mindset, JTM ought to be such kind of medium for dissemination of advanced ideas and approaches from the one side, and vehicle for broadening horizons and realizing emegining paradigms of the time to come, from the other side. So, JTM editorial policy is open for contributions that covers broader framework mentioned above focused on: Geopolitics (economic relationships on intraregional, interregional and national level, and process of transition, restructuring, transformation etc); International Marketing and Business (impact of institutional changes on international or national level, in order to facilitate international trade of goods and services, marketing and business practice and modes of international involvement, factors and agents of internationalization and globalization etc.); Industry/Services and Technology (major trends in transformation and/or interaction with/within different industry/service sectors, current and prospective trends in technology dissemination, technology impact on business, marketing and management practice). Journal of Transition Management (JTM®) is special edition of the journal MARKETING® - Official journal of the Yugoslav Marketing Association (established in 1969). JTM is edited by Editorial Board of the journal "Marketing". JTM® is published three time per year in English. All manuscriptrs will pass a two-blind revision process.

PUBLISHER
IntermaNet Ltd., 11001 Beograd 6, P.O. Box 137, Voice/Facs +381 (11) 2146-605, 311-7739

International facsimile: 991(954) 301-7644, email:  office@marketingnet.org.rs

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Professor Mile Jovic, PhD
International Business and Marketing Area, Faculty of Management, BBS and BK University Belgrade 


INTERNATIONAL REVIEWING BOARD
Dr Mile Jovic, Institute of Economic Sciences Belgrade, Faculty of Management BK University
Dr Erdener Kaynak, The Pennsylvania State University af Harrisburg
Dr Andreas W.Falkenberg, NHH School of Economics and Business Administration Bergen (Norway)
Dr Kip Becker, Boston University, Metropolitan College Boston (USA)
Dr Bert Rosenbloom, College of Business Administration, Drexel University-Philadelhia (USA)
Dr Sandor Miszlai, Europroject Consulting (Hungary)
Dr Stan Paliwoda, University of Strathclyde (UK)
Dr Boris Tihi, Faculty of Economics University of Sarajevo
Dr Harry Harmon, Central Missouri State University
Dr Dennis McConnell, University of Maine
Negoslav Ostojic, European Centre for Peace and Development Becgrade

BUSINESS SECRETARY
Petar Ješić, Marija Kovačević 

EDITORIAL OFFICE
IntermaNet
P.O.Box 137, 11001 Belgrade 6, Serbia
Voice/Facs: +381.11.2146-605, 311-7739
Email:  office@marketingnet.org.yu  info@marketingnet.org.yu

Editor-in-Chief: email:  office@marketingnet.org.yu mi6@beotel.net, http://jovic.uni-bk.ac.yu

SALES & CIRCULATION

For current volume in EURO or equivalent are as follows:
• 45 EUR (for individuals, paid by personal check or bank means),
• 65 EUR(corporations, depts, institutes, universities etc),
• 90 EUR (libraries and subscription agencies).
Prices are 40% above for ouside Europe, postage and handling is included, QMJ Marketing is mailed by surface (extra postage for air 20 EUR).

SUBSCRIPTION
Subscriptions are on a per volume year basis.Following prices are for current volume in USA $ or equivalent:25 EUR for individuals (paid by personal check or bank means),40EUR for institutions (corporations, departments, institutes, universities etc.),50$ for libraries and subscription agencies. Subscriprion must be prepaid. Prices of the JTM are 40% above for outside Europe orders. Postage an handling is included in the price. Journals are mailed by air.

For all inquires please contact publisher or journal administration by mail, fax or email. Copies are available on request for reviewing. Additional information about journal please visit:
http://alice.ibpm.serpukhov.su/partners/ccsi/print/pubadmin/jtrans.htm

INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHOR(s) - GENERAL OUTLINE

Authors submitting to the QMJ Marketing are requested to include three copies of the full paper in Serbian or English together with a 3.5¨ disk. Paper should be A4 sized (or up to author) and prepared by text processor, with a specification of the program used (preferably Microsoft WORD or Word Perfect, font size 12). Pictures, if imported, should be placed separately on the disk in WMF, TIFF, PCX, JPG, GIF format in resolution of 300 dpi, or in CDR format.

Manuscripts are blind reviewed with the understanding that they are substantially new and have not been previously published in whole (excluding conference preceding). Publisher has the copyright to all published articles.

Submission should include
(1) separate title, listing of author(s), affiliation(s), address, e-mail address (if possible), telephone and fax number;
(2) abstract of up to 500 words;
(3) text portion headed by subtitle(s).
The manuscript should be 1.5 spaced, with margins of 1 inch each side of the page. The length of the manuscript should not exceed 20 pages (including notes, references, appendices, tables, figures, charts, etc.).
Notes (footnotes) should be placed at the end of the manuscript and should precede the references. It is better to minimize them and integrate them in the text itself. List of references (in alphabetical order by author' last names) should follow the notes at the end of the manuscript.

Practical guidelines
1. Print your manuscript in Serbian or English (up to authors) on 8-1/2" x 11" or A4 format paper, single spaced
2. Type Times New Roman 12
3. Maximum length is 20 pages, use only one side of the paper, one inch margins on all four sides of the paper
4. Print on a laser jet or letter quality printer, not on a dot matrix printer
5. Make sure that the printed copy you send is dark so that it can be easily read.
6. When referencing an item use the following style: (Keegan 1996, 250), direct quotations should be put under exlamation points "...". The last figure refers to the page of the cited volume
7. Avoid footnotes. If they cannot be avoided list them at the end of the manuscript, before the bibliography
8. List the bibliography in alphabetical order at the end of the manuscript
9. Use blank lines to structure the text into different paragraphs.
10. The first page should contain the following information centered on the page from both the top & bottom and right & left margins: The paper's title. The author's name. First and last name, without titles. The author's affiliation, name of institution, city, state, and country. Also put an abstract on the first page.
11. Tables and figures should be numbered (1,2,3 etc.), single spaced and placed in the text. A one inch margin on all four sides must remain free. All tables and figures (drawings) must be clear and dark
12. Structure of the manuscript (only two levels). title: centered, bold; all headings flush with the left margin and standard type
13. Point 10 is to be considered also for the preparation of abstracts (maximum 500 words).
14. Abstracts would be sent to Editor-in-Chief by email, accepted full paper in 3 (three) hard copies by post (including floppy) or by email to journal administration sims2000@eunet.yu interma@email.com mi6@beotel.net Submissions and queries should be directed to:

Professor Mile B Jovic, Editor-in-Chief,
IntermaNet Ltd.- PO Box 137, 11001 Belgrade 6, Serbia,
Voice +(381.11) 311-7739, 2604-088, 3042-366
Fax +(954) 301-7644 or +(381.11) 2146-605, +(381.65) 266-0-662
e-mail:  mi6@beotel.net sims2000@eunet.rs , http://jovic.uni-bk.ac.rs/


JTM TOC 1996-2000

Volume 1, Issue 1 (1996

• Globalization and/or Transition Myopia - Mile Jovic
• Towards Market Democracy - Miroslav Prokopijevic and Mica Jovanovic
• Privatizing the Process of Institutional Change in Eastern Europe - Svetozar Pejovich
• Foreign Economic Relations During Transition: Trade Policies and Developments Between the OECD and the Central and East European Countries and the NIS 1989-1994 - Paul Marer
• Communism: Death or Transformation - Vitali Naishul
• Why Communism Collapsed? - Miroslav Prokopijevic
• The Creation of Capitalism in Slovenia - Joze Mencinger
• Privatization in Serbia: Poor Concept, Weak Results - Bosko Mijatovic
• Transitiometer - Mica Jovanovic and Stevan Milinkovic

•  Model of the National Transition Programme - Tomislav Popovic
  Monetary Policy, Deficit Financing and Underdeveloped Economy - Jovo Kovac
• Privatization in the Former Socialist Countries of Eastern Europe - James McCollum and Marianne Gentle-Marsh
• Challenges of Transition in Russia - Jovan Zubovic
• ECIT Puzzlement and EU Global Myopia Syndrome - Mile Jovic
• The Economics of Supply and Contemporary Inflation - Jovo Kovac

• Privatization and Restructuring: Lessons Towards a Market-type Economy Paul Hare
• Organizing and Financing a Small Business CIPE Prosperity Paper
• Importance of SMEs for Countries in Transition: Bosnia Experience S. Mulabegovic, D. Stojanov
• Wide Area Network into 21st Century:Choice of Technology Alexander Kravchenko
• Privatization in the Slovak Republic: History and Recent Development Danes Brzica

• Constructing a Market Economy: A Guide for Countries in Transition Raymond Vernon
• Privatizing State-Owned Companies: An Overview CIPE Prosperity Paper
• Transactional Structures of Bank Privatizations in Central Europe and Russia Anna Meyendorff, Edward A. Snyder
• Modernizing Tax Law in Kyrgyzstan Scott Horton, Temirbek Kenenbaev
• EBRD Transition Report: Executive Summary
• Re-designing Management Development in the New Europe

• Cost-Benefit Analysis and Assessing Privatization Projects in Transitional Economies John Weiss
• Systemic Change, Privatization and Enterpreneurship Bruno Dallago
• IT Paradigm and Small Country Development Slobodan Kotlica
• The Experience of Ownership Transformation of the State Firms: Poland Case Tadeusz Kowalik
• IBRD Annual Report 1998

• Economic Globalization, Balkan and SECI Ljubisa Adamovic
• Small Firms in Southeast Europe: A Comparative Analysis Will Bartlett, Paul Hoggett
• The Genesis of a Market-Driven Economy: Russia in Transition Harry A.Harmon, Kevin L.Hammond, Robert L.Webster
• Economic Transformation of Hungary: Major Tendencies Sandor Miszlei
• The Transition Challenge - Case of CEEC in the 90s Vladimir Kovac

• Quality assurance in monitoring and evaluation of Technical Assistance projects to countries with economies in transition stage John E. Psarras, Athanassios P. Papakonstantinou, Kostas S. Metaxiotis
• Privatization Challenges in the Czeck Republic Vladimir Kovac
• Foreign direct investment and the process of economic transition in southeast europe - the case of SECI countries Marijana Vidas-Bubanja
• Fostering Enterpreneurship (CIPE Prosperity Paper)