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If my dissertation has been published by a commercial or university publisher can I still submit it to the Academy of Management as a new, original work?

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February 28, 2019 19:16
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• In general, we recommend against this type of article submission.

• The AOM would not accept a paper that is an exact reproduction of a dissertation that has been published as an article or portion of a book. Typically articles published by the Academy of Management are written in a manner that differs substantially from most dissertations.

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