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Introduction

  • Is there a clear research question, with a solid motivation behind it?
  • Is the research question interesting?
  • After reading the introduction, did you find yourself motivated to read further?

Theory

  • Does the submission contain a well-developed and articulated theoretical framework?
  • Are the core concepts of the submission clearly defined?
  • Is the logic behind the hypotheses persuasive?
  • Is extant literature appropriately reflected in the submission, or are critical references missing?
  • Do the hypotheses or propositions logically flow from the theory?

 

Method (for empirical papers)

  • Are the sample and variables appropriate for the hypotheses?
  • Is the data collection method consistent with the analytical technique(s) applied?
  • Does the study have internal and external validity?
  • Are the analytical techniques appropriate for the theory and research questions and were they applied appropriately.

Results (for empirical papers)

  • Are the results reported in an understandable way?
  • Are there alternative explanations for the results, and if so, are these adequately controlled for in the analyses?

Contribution

  • Does the submission make a value-added contribution to existing research?
  • Does the submission stimulate thought or debate?
  • Do the authors discuss the implications of the work for the scientific and practice community?

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