Desk Rejections

November 24, 2010 924

Justin B. Craig, Bond University, Australia, and Associate Editor of Family Business Review addresses the topic of desk rejection in the December 2010 issue of Family Business Review: “Desk Rejection: How to Avoid Being Hit by a Returning Boomerang”.

Here are a few of his suggestions so that your paper won’t be a returning Boomerang!

Pay attention to crafting an excellent abstract

Theoretical contribution must be clearly evident

Literature review is a potential deal breaker

Get objective, informed input

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