If you are recommending reviewing specific books or you are a publisher, please send an email to ijam@hec.ca. We will forward this to the book review editor. 

All papers should be submitted electronically to https://revue.hec.ca/index.php/ijam/login. 

The first time you log in, you will need to create an account with a username and password. (Please repeat your name in the boxes that say “French.”) You can also specify your affiliation and reviewing interests. Please make sure you do not check the box that says “User must change password on next log in.” 

To submit a manuscript, click on “Submissions” in the Main Menu and choose “New Submission.” You will need to upload your manuscript as “Article Text” as well as a separate document containing a short bio for each author (50 words each), both of them in Word. Please verify that the authors’ name(s) are not included in the main article by removing them from the document. You may also attach separate figures as needed. 

You will also need to select a category for your submission. Please note that the Case Study and Practitioner Perspectives categories must meet the guidelines for these sections, and should not be selected for Research Paper submissions. 

Once you have completed the process, you should receive a confirmation email from the system. Please make sure to add 'noreply@revue.hec.ca' to your email contacts to receive notifications. If you do not receive a notification or need assistance, please contact ijam@hec.ca. 

IJAM uses a simplified version of Author-Date Chicago Style. The text below is adapted from https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org. More precise information and examples are available at https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide/citation-guide-2.html.

Papers should be written in English. It is the responsibility of the author(s) to ensure that the paper has been proofread and copyedited for language. Manuscripts may be rejected if the language is not acceptable.

IJAM introduces a new reward system to stimulate authors and contributors to publish more and newer articles in the Journal. The Editor in chief will select an article for each issue, and a special mention for the one considered the “best article” in the issue will be introduced.