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Accessing and Citing In-Press Journal of Management Articles: The Role of OnlineFirst and the Digital Object Identifier

Brett Guidry

This article provides helpful information to researchers, students, and authors who wish to find and cite in-press articles in the Journal of Management (JOM). Any manuscript that has survived the review process innately possesses relevant information, and having access to these articles in their final form the moment they are ready for publication holds obvious benefits. Reading in-press articles helps researchers keep abreast of current findings and the latest advances in the field. Citing in-press articles encourages the advancement of research and demonstrates up-to-date knowledge of the subject matter. In addition, these most current documents are essential when evaluating the potential contribution of a given article. Although the review process helps to determine whether or not submitted articles provide meaningful contributions, evaluating new concepts in the context of research that has already been accepted for publication assures that each new submission significantly advances the field.

Journal of Management, Vol. 35, No. 2, 197-198 (2009)
DOI: 10.1177/0149206309333552


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