Manuscript Submission

The International Journal of Construction Supply Chain Management  IJCSCM (ISSN 1179-0776) invites submissions for consideration in its issues.

    Manuscripts must be written in English and submitted as a pdf document. The length must be between 3000 and 7000 words including references, typed on one side with single spacing. Papers should be accompanied by an abstract of not more than 200 words. Authors should not identify themselves in any way in their initial submissions, as the IJCSCM follows a blind review process. Authors' names and affliliations will be included later in the accepted article (camera-ready) for publication.

    The journal is published under the guidance of an expert editorial board pooled internationally to assure the quality of accepted publications. Reviewers are also internationally renowned and follow strict academic practices to preserve the credibility and integrity of the Journal.

    Early submissions are encouraged and will be processed as they are received. Instructions for authors regarding manuscript preparation can be found in the GUIDELINES section.

    IJCSCM is transitioning to a new submission and journal management system. Therefore there are currently two links for manuscript submissions. One for new manuscripts submitted from 21st September 2020 onwards, and the other for re-submissions (i.e. if you have submitted previously to IJCSCM before 21st September 2020).

    • Submit Here - for all fresh/new manuscript submissions.
    • Submit Here - for manuscripts that were submitted before 21st September 2020.

    (you will be asked to log in or register before submitting a paper)

    Please direct all enquiries through the CONTACT section or by emails to the Chief Editor.

    Sincerely,

    Assoc. Prof. James O. B. Rotimi
    The Chief Editor,

    International Journal of Construction Supply Chain Management

    School of Built Environment

    Massey University,

    Private Bag 102904, North Shore 0745, New Zealand.

    Tel: (64) 9 213 6329

    Email: editor.ijcscm@gmail.com

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