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Publishing in the Asia Pacific Journal of Management

Keywords APJM.Publishing.ContributionAfter 3 years in the United States, the editorial home of the Asia Pacific Journal ofManagement (APJM) has returned to Asia this year—to The Chinese University ofHong Kong. Founded in 1983 at the National University of Singapore, APJM is theoldest and most prominent academic journal in the management field focused on the

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