Author Guidelines

  1. Scope and Focus of the Journal: A description of the types of articles the journal publishes and its thematic focus areas.

  2. Types of Manuscripts Accepted: Details on the different types of manuscripts accepted (e.g., research articles, review articles, case studies, theoretical papers, etc.), including any specific requirements for each type.

  3. Formatting Requirements: Instructions on manuscript formatting, including font type and size, margin sizes, line spacing, and heading styles. Guidelines for tables, figures, and supplementary materials might also be included.

  4. Word Limit: Information on the word limit for submissions, which can vary based on the type of manuscript.

  5. Style Guide: Most journals specify a particular style guide (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago) for citations and references. Ensure you're familiar with the required style.

  6. Abstract and Keywords: Instructions for preparing and formatting the abstract, and guidelines on the number and type of keywords to include.

  7. Submission Process: Step-by-step instructions on how to submit your manuscript, including any online submission platforms used by the journal.

  8. Statement of Originality: A requirement that the submitted work is original and has not been published elsewhere. Details on the journal's policy regarding plagiarism and duplicate publication might also be included.

  9. Authorship Criteria: Information about who qualifies to be an author and how author contributions should be detailed.

  10. Conflict of Interest Disclosure: Guidelines for disclosing any potential conflicts of interest.

  11. Ethical Considerations: If relevant, instructions on ethical approval for research (particularly if it involves human or animal subjects).

  12. Peer Review Process: A brief overview of the peer review process employed by the journal.

  13. Copyright and Access: Information on the journal’s copyright policies and the access model (open access, subscription-based, etc.).

  14. Fees and Charges: Details about any submission or processing charges.

  15. Post-Acceptance Information: Instructions on what happens after a manuscript is accepted, including timelines for publication and proofing processes.