If your submission is rejected for whatever reason, odds are you have to go down one level in the hierarchy of journals. The way these things work, if you find something important and do a good job researching and writing your paper, you will have a chance at publication in that journal. To increase the probability that your paper will eventually be published, its usually better to choose an article from a better journal. If you need to contact the author of the original article, consolidate your requests into as few emails as possible no matter how generous they are with their time, they will be the bottleneck and you may need to contact them again when trying to understand the data. Also, check previous or subsequent papers from the same author on the same or related subjects for better documentation.īefore you contact an author, check his or her website, Dataverse, the ICPSR Publications Related Archive, and the journal's web site to see you can find the replication materials on your own. When hunting for data associated with an article, carefully read all footnotes, appendices, tables, captions, web appendices, etc. 1 (January, 2006), 119-125 (Abstract: HTML | Article: PDF)Ĭontinuing updates to this article can be found here: Gary King Publication, Publication, PS: Political Science and Politics, Vol.After fine tuning these suggestions over many years, I published the 2006 version as: Following the advice here constitutes a central assignment for my class, Quantitative Social Science Methods, I.
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This web site shows how to write a publishable article by beginning with the replication of a previously published article.
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