I have completed a Systematic Literature Review(SLR) paper focused on the Finance field and planning to submit it in the Q1 or Q2 journal. Are there any differences between the submission of the Empirical paper and the SLR paper?
This link maybe useful
Quality Indicators - Selecting a Journal for Publication
https://beckerguides.wustl.edu/c.php?g=648201&p=4545483
Selecting a journal is as important process of getting paper published. Selecting a specific journal related to your theme or topic increases the chance of publication. Nowadays systematic literature review is gaining more attention and journals are publishing papers with systematic literature review more than papers with normal literature review.
Quality journal for a Systematic Literature Review paper should be of good publishers like Elsevier, Springer, Wiley etc.
Searching in google we can get many research papers. Then we have to consider the quality of journal papers where it is published like Elsevier, Springer, Wiley etc. A good indexed journal ensures the quality of the article.
It would be ideal to refer the scope of any journal that is relating to your field of research. Publishers like Elsevier provide the facility to find appropriate journals through abstract and keyword search.
Mathew Abraham Thanks for your reply but I am looking for a journal that publishes SLR. I found some journals only focus on original papers.
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