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GUIDLINES FOR AUTHORS
ARTICLE SUBMISSION
In order to disseminate the research results in
the field of humanities and social sciences, academics and researchers
are welcome to submit an electronic version of the manuscript as MS Word
attachment to the following e-mail addresses:
ijhi@academia-cj.ro,
dcsu@academia-cj.ro
For postal submissions, manuscripts should be submitted on a CD or DVD
to the Editorial Office address:
International Journal on Humanistic
Ideology
Socio-Human Research Department,
"George Baritiu" History Institute of
Romanian Academy, Cluj-Napoca
No. 8, M. Kogalniceanu Street
400084 Cluj-Napoca
ROMANIA
STATEMENT OF ORIGINALITY
The submission of an article for publication in
our journal implies that it has not been published before, nor is being
considered for publication in other journals. Authors are responsible
for the content and the originality of their contributions. In order to
be published, articles must be thoroughly researched and referenced.
Book or article reviews express the reviewer's personal opinion and do
not, necessarily, express the views of editors.
ARTICLE FORMAT
All manuscripts must be edited entirely in
English and should, generally, not be longer than 10,000 words (approx.
15 - 20 pages, A4), including references. Manuscripts must be
typewritten and single spaced according to the following format:
Microsoft Word, Page Setup 21 x 29.7 cm; Top 2.5; Bottom 2.5.; Left 2.0;
Right 2.0; Times New Roman, 12 pts., Single space). If you use Office
2007, please make sure to save your files in a format that is compatible
with Office 1997-2003. If special characters in your Word file become
corrupted during the online submission process, you may submit your own
PDF of the file, in addition to the Word file.
EDITING REQUIREMENTS
1) Title (Times New Roman 14 pts.,
bold, centered);
2) Author(s)'s name and affiliation (Times New Roman 12 pts.,
bold);
3) Abstract (maximum 200 words, in English, Times New Roman
11 pts., regular, justified, Indentation - Left by 1.25 cm);
4) Keywords (up to 10 words, in English, Times New Roman 10
pts., regular, justified, Indentation - Left by 1.25 cm);
5) Acknowledgments (if any);
6) Main body of text (Times New Roman 12 pts., regular,
justified, special indentation - First line by 1.25 cm);
7) Footnotes (if any, Times New Roman 10 pts, regular,
justified);
8) Illustrations (graphs, diagrams), must be submitted in
electronic version, in JPG format, with indications of their
position in the text. They must be referred to as Figures and
numbered consecutively using Arabic numerals. Figure titles must be
provided as text, separated from the figure object itself, and
placed under the figures;
9) Tables must be numbered consecutively with Arabic numbers
and should not repeat data available elsewhere in the text. Table
titles must be placed above the tables.
10) References must be indicated in the text between brackets
and they must include the author's name, year of the publication and
page (Eliade, 1969, p. 5). When three or more authors are refereed,
they will appear in the text as follows: (Long et al., 1997, pp.
5-7).
11) References are listed in alphabetical order at the end of
the text (Times New Roman 11 pts., Special indentation - Hanging by
1.25 cm). The following style sheet is recommended:
For books: Eliade, Mircea, The Quest. History and Meaning in
Religion, Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1969.
For articles in a journal: Bellah, R.N., "Civil religion in
America", Daedalus, 96 (1) 1-21, 1967.
For papers from conference: Eck, Diana, "A New Geo-Religious
Reality" (paper presented at the World Conference on Religion and
Peace, Sixth World Assembly, Riva del Garda, Italy, November 1994).
For electronic references: M.N. Chatterjee, "Rabindranath Tagore:
Spiritual Insight in Tagore's Works" (http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Rabindranath_Tagore/id/221427,
accessed: 24 October 2009).
12) The article should be accompanied by a short CV of the
author, which must include author's scientific title, affiliation
(institution), postal address, e-mail address and recent works
(Times New Roman 10 pts., regular, justified).
13) All the quotes from other languages must be translated
into English.
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