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Purpose of the Journal
The Pacific Rim Property Research Journal (PRPRJ) is the official
quarterly refereed journal of the Pacific Rim Real Estate
Society (PRRES).
Scope of the Journal
PRPRJ invites contributions addressing areas including, but not
limited to, the following:
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Property market dynamics
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Modelling property markets
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Property valuation
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Property cycles
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Housing markets and policy issues
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Property and IT
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Property management
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Corporate real estate
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International property
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Property development
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Property investment and finance
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Property education
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Online Details and Articles
This website has up-to-date issues of the journal.
To access these simply select the Volume and Number below.
This will open a page of details including the journal
reference, author, title, keywords and abstract. To open a
specific article click the
View the Full Paper
link. Volumes back to 2000 are online.
For older volumes the details, but not the full paper are available.
If you are
making a more general search for articles
you should open the
Search link and search by author, topic
or keyword. This will
search the entire PRRES data base of articles that includes items from
the Journal as well the annual PRRES Conference.
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Issues of PRPRJ
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Editorial Policy
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PRPRJ publishes applied property research relating to all
aspects of property.
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Papers must examine applied property issues in a rigorous
manner with analysis and conclusions, with the contribution
to knowledge clearly stated.
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Descriptive papers lacking analysis and conclusions, with
the contribution to knowledge not clearly stated, will not
be accepted.
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By submitting a paper for consideration, authors warrant
that they have satisfied their University’s requirements for
ethical and all other approvals.
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By submitting a paper for consideration, authors warrant
that the paper is not currently under consideration by
another journal.
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Previously published, externally funded research (such as
RICS research reports or industry/corporate funded research
reports) will only be considered for publication if
rewritten in an academic style with acknowledgement of the
original work and limited similarity to the original
published report.
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Papers returned to authors, following referee’s comments
concerning amendment, will be considered for publication if
returned to the Editor within twelve months of return to the
authors.
Review of Articles
Papers are assigned anonymously by the Editor to two specialist
referees. These
referees will submit detailed referee’s reports regarding the
suitability of the paper for publication and recommended
revisions, if required. To facilitate the refereeing process and
communication, email is the preferred procedure for submission
of papers.
Each issue will attempt to reflect a diversity of property
topics. The final
decision on the content of specific issues will be made by the
Editor. One issue per year may be devoted to a special topic,
with a Guest Editor appointed.
Special issue topics will be determined by the Editor and
announced with sufficient lead-time.
Submission Guidelines
Authors should submit their papers with all files readable
through Microsoft Office applications.
Papers should be no more than 4,000 words. All papers
should be submitted, preferably as email attachments, to:
Professor David Parker
Editor, Pacific Rim Property
Research Journal
School of Commerce, University
of South Australia
GPO Box 2471, Adelaide SA 5001
Australia
Email:
david.parker@unisa.edu.au
Format of Papers
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An abstract of no more than 100 words is required,
summarising the research issue and key findings.
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Detailed mathematical proofs are not required; equations
should be numbered consecutively.
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End notes and appendices should be kept to a minimum.
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Referencing should use the Harvard system as interpreted by
the University of South Australia:
http://w3.unisa.edu.au/cags/documents/apceasupportingdocs/harvard_final_jan_2011_may_update%5B1%5D.pdf
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Tables and Figures should be kept to the essential number
needed and appropriately integrated into the text.
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Submitted papers for refereeing should be anonymous; a
separate cover page is required giving full details of
authors’ names, affiliations, postal addresses and email
addresses.
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The format of the paper should follow the template:
Template_Link
NOTE: Essential Requirement for Publication
It is a necessary requirement for publication that at least one
of the authors must be a member of one of the IRES family of
sister societies (including ARES, ERES, AsRES, PRRES, AfRES,
LARES).
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