World Journal of Electronic Commerce Research and Applications
Journal DOI: 10.57237/j.wjecra |Quarterly
World Journal of Electronic Commerce Research and Applications is an international, peer-reviewed open access journal dedicated to advancing research in the field of electronic commerce research and applications. The journal provides a rapid publication process to ensure wide dissemination of high-quality articles to e-commerce professionals, business managers, technical developers, and marketing practitioners worldwide. Our goal is to serve as an efficient, reliable, and trusted platform for e-commerce professionals and practitioners, publishing research in the field.
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| Title |
should fit within three lines in print, with a maximum of 20 words.
Avoid using abbreviations in the title.
Capitalize the first letter of notional words in the title, while functional words should be lowercase.
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| Authors |
Provide the authors' full names without professional ranks and titles.
Identify the corresponding author(s) with an asterisk (*) symbol.
Include the authors' affiliations in the following format: "Department/Faculty, University/Institute, City, Postal Code, Country" or "Company, City, Postal Code, Country".
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| Abstract |
Ensure that the abstract is a minimum of 300 words but does not exceed 600 words.
Avoid including citations or unexplained abbreviations/acronyms in the abstract.
Summarize the general scope of the article, main results, and conclusions.
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| Keywords |
Ensure that keywords are concise and distinctive.
Use no more than 5 words in each keyword, excluding proper nouns.
Keywords should consist of 3-8 words or phrases.
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| Introduction |
The introduction should include the background, objectives and an overview or a map of the whole paper.
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| Methods |
The Methods section appears in most online original research articles and should contain all elements necessary for interpretation and replication of the results.
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| Tables |
Each table should be given a caption above it.
Tables should be numbered sequentially, such as Table 1, Table 2, Table 3,...
Additional details can be included as notes directly below the table.
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| Figures |
Figures should be inserted within the text at suitable positions and of suitable high resolution.
Each figure should have a caption placed below it.
Figures should be numbered sequentially, such as Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3,...
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| Main body |
The main body should include the main results, discussions and conclusion.
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| Acknowledgments |
The part of the “Acknowledgments” should be specific such as acknowledgment for specific persons, funds or projects. If it's a project or fund, the project/funding number should be provided.
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| References |
Academic articles should include a minimum of 15 references.
In-text citations should be numbered in the corresponding position of the main body, using square brackets [] in the normal text form (e.g., [1], [2], [3], and so on), rather than other forms like "(John Smith, 2019)" or "(2019)".
When citing multiple references in the same sentence or paragraph, enclose all reference numbers within a single bracket, such as [2, 3], [6-8], and [4, 9-12].
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