GUIDELINES FOR PAPER TEMPLATE (contents)
Title of Your Article
(16pt Times New Roman, Uppercase, Bold, Center text)
First Author
Include First Name, Middle Initial (if any), and Last Name. Do Not Include any Academic Title such as: “Dr.”, “PhD” etc.,
Institution
Include University Name and Country (if affiliated),
(12pt Times New Roman, Center Text)
Do not include department or email address! If you are not affiliated with any institution, list "Independent Scholar" followed by the name of your country of nationality.
Second Author (if applicable)
Follow the same listing instructions as for first author. Make sure your name comes in second.
Abstract
The abstract should be one paragraph of 100 to 150 words! (10pt, Times New Roman, Align text to the left)
Keywords
Please include no more than six keywords separated by commas. (10pt, Times New Roman)
Introduction, Literature Review, etc.
(12pt, Times New Roman)
Paragraph formatting
Paragraphs shall be single-spaced; typed in Times New Roman 12pt. Long quotations inserted as paragraphs must by typed in Times New Roman 11pt, with 0.375 paragraph inset. Allow approximately a one inch margin around the four borders; and a blank line between the paragraphs.
Referencing & Bibliography
As a general rule, we request that style consistency be maintained through the manuscript. Given the multidisciplinary nature of most of our articles, different disciplines prefer their own styles. In humanities, we recommend that you use Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide available here:
http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html
For artwork, math formulas, and tables, please consult the Guidelines provided by the University of Chicago Press:
Artwork
http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/cont/prep-art
Math Formulas
http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/cont/prep-math
Tables
http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/cont/prep-table
Submit
Email your formatted document to papers@scientificpress.org
Grammar
Before you send us your abstract/manuscript for publication, at the very minimum, run it on http://www.grammarly.com/, an automated proofreader that finds and corrects over 250 types of grammatical errors. |