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JOURNAL OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENTEditor-in-Chief: Khi V. Thai, Florida Atlantic UniversityContract Management Editor: Andre Long, U. S. NavyInternational Procurement Editor: Jan Telgren, University of Twente, HollandProcurement Law Editor: Steven L. Schooner, GWU Law SchoolPractitioners’ Corner Editor: Stefan Rollwage, NIGP RepresentativeBook Review Editor: Charlie Coe, South Carolina State UniversityManaging Editor: Charles W. Washington, Florida Atlantic UniversityConsultant: David Prosperi, Florida Atlantic UniversityCopy Editor: Paula Altizer, PrAcademics PressArtistic Designer: Loy Nguy, PrAcademics PressEDITORIAL BOARDARMANDO ARAUJO, The World BankRICK CAMPBELL, University of GeorgiaDAVID A. DRABKIN, U.S. General Services AdministrationANDREW ERRIDGE, University of Ulster, Northern IrelandSTEPHEN B. GORDON, Nashville/ Davidson County, TennesseeJOHAN VAN DER GRONDEN, United NationsFRED HARVEY, Fred Harvey Associates, United KingdomBARBARA JOHNSON, City of Columbus, OhioSTEVE KELMAN, Harvard UniversityIRA LEWIS, Naval Postgraduate SchoolSUSAN A. MACMANUS, University of South FloridaLAWRENCE L. MARTIN, Columbia UniversityCLIFF MCCUE, Florida Atlantic UniversityROWAN MIRANDA, Government Finance Officers AssociationJACK PITZER, City of Alexandria, VirginiaJON QUAH, National University of SingaporeJACK RABIN, Pennsylvania State University at HarrisburgINVITATION TO AUTHORSJournal of Public Procurement (JoPP) encourages practitioners and scholarsto submit manuscripts dealing with the practice and study of publicprocurement at all levels of government in every country. JoPP will be aforum for the communication of research and experiences, and it intends tocover all facets of public procurement.Manuscript Submissions. Please see “Information for Contributors” at the endof this issue for manuscript style and submissions.Suggestions. JoPP invites readers to submit comments, communications andsuggestions for the reprinting of informative government reports to theeditor in chief (e-mail: thai@fau.edu).For further information, please visit www.pracademics.com.
JOURNAL OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT 2002INFORMATION FOR CONTRIBUTORSAuthors. JoPP welcomes manuscript submissions from academicians andpractitioners from the United States and other countries.Types of Manuscripts. JoPP publishes research studies, narrative essays,exemplar cases, commentaries, book reviews, and on occasion, reprints ofinformative published government reports. Although JoPP is read by bothacademicians and practitioners, a majority of readers are NIGP members whoare purchasing officers and managers in the public sector. Thus, JoPP isparticularly interested in:- Exemplar procurement practices in various government entities, and nonprofitorganizations in the United States and other countries; and- Academic manuscripts, including applied and theoretical research.Academic manuscripts should be analytical in nature and may discusstheories, principles, and applications; report relevant research; analyzeprocurement-related issues; or describe procurement techniques andpractices. JoPP particularly welcomes manuscripts dealing with conceptsfrom various academic disciplines including public policy/administration,economics, law, management, political science, information systems,behavioral sciences, supply chain management, and other disciplines whichcontribute to the advancement of knowledge in the various areas of publicprocurement.Writing Tips for Articles. The general format of the manuscript should be asfollows: title of article, names of author, abstract, and text.The ABSTRACT should not have more than 120 words in length, covering(1) a statement of the background situation that led to the development of themanuscript; (2) a clear statement of the problem or the basic issues involved; (3)a brief summary of the key findings or conclusions of the research; and (4) abrief description of the methodology used.Whenever possible, the text discussion should be divided into such majorsections as INTRODUCTION, METHODS, RESULTS, DISCUSSION,ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, and REFERENCES. Manuscripts should be submittedtyped, double-spaced, on one side only. The entire typing area on the title pageshould be four and one-half inches wide by five and one-half inches long. Themajor headings should be separated from the text by two lines of space aboveand one line of space below. Each heading should be in capital letters, centered,and in bold. Secondary headings, if any, should be flush with the left margin, inbold characters, and have the first letter of all main words capitalized. Leavetwo lines of space above and one line of space below secondary headings. Allmanuscripts should be left- and right-hand margin justified.
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