- Please send a cover letter with the
corresponding author’s name, institution, title, address, telephone/fax number,
and email address; the manuscript title; and other important information.
- Manuscripts should be sent through
electronic medium to isr@ewha.ac.kr. Only MS-Word format is acceptable. The
journal accepts a manuscript on the understanding that its content is original
and that it had not been accepted for publication or review elsewhere. Once
accepted for publication, copyright resides with the journal. Rejected
manuscripts will not be returned.
- Contributors are responsible for
obtaining permission to reproduce any material in which they do not own
copyright, to be used in both print and electronic media, and for ensuring that
the appropriate acknowledgements are included in their manuscript.
- The full text of ISR Research Ethics
Rules is provided on the journal website http://isr.ewha.ac.kr
MANUSCRIPT PREPARATION
All pages should be double-spaced, Times
New Roman font size 12 (including references) with 1-inch margins on all sides
and must be between 20 and 35 pages in length including references, tables, and
appendices. Your manuscript should be separated by: (1) title and abstract, (2)
text with endnotes, (3) references, (4) tables, (5) figures or illustrations,
and (6) appendices.
1.The title and the abstract should be
on one page. The abstract should be between 100 and 120 words in length. This
page should not contain any indication of the author(s)’ identification. Below
the abstract, include a list of five or more keywords that represent your
article.
2. The text of the article. (A)
Hierarchy of headings and subheadings are typed in bold. Headings are typed in
full upper case letters. Subheadings are italicized and typed in lower case
letters with the first letter in upper case. Headings should be numbered by I,
II, III, …; and subheadings by 1, 2, 3, …; and (1), (2), (3), …; then (i),
(ii), (iii), …. (B) Tables and figures should be provided in a separate
section, with their location indicated in the text. (C) Equations in the text
should be typed with a number at the end of each equation. (D) For references
in the text, please follow the examples below: - If author’s name is in the
text, follow with the year and page number (if directly cited) in parentheses:
Smith (1989) or Smith (1989, 164). If the author’s name is not in the text,
enclose the last name and year in parentheses: (Goulder 1963). - Give both last
names for joint authors: (Smith and Goulder 1988). - Separate a series of
references with a semicolon: (Gibson and Bingham 1985; Gross and Kinder 1996;
Marcus et al. 1995). - If a source is cited more than once in a paragraph, give
the year and page number for the first citation, but only the page numbers for
subsequent citations: ...Julia Annas (1976, 181), then ...(185). - For
institutional authorship, supply minimum identification from the complete
citation: (U.S. Bureau of the Census 1963, 117). - For unpublished materials,
use “forthcoming” to indicate materials scheduled for publication. For dissertations
and unpub lished papers, cite the date. If no date, place “n.d.” in place of
the date: ...Smith (forthcoming) and Jones (n.d.).
3. Endnotes should be kept to a minimum
and indicated by superscript Arabic numbers in the text. They should be double-spaced
and not include displayed formulae or tables.
4. All References in the manuscript
should follow the format of the examples below. Where there are two or more
works by one author in the same year, distinguish them as 1988a, 1988b, etc.
For multiple authorship, only the last name of the first author is inverted
(Granato, Jim, Ronald Inglehart, and David Leblang...). - Books: Diamond,
Larry. 1998b. Class, Ethnicity and Democracy in Nigeria. Syracuse: Syracuse
University Press. - Periodicals: Ghai, Y. P. 1967. Independence and Safeguards
in Kenya. East African Law Journal 3(2): 177-217. - Collections: Kinder, Donald
R., and Thomas R. Palfrey. 1993. On Behalf of an Experimental Political
Science. In Experimental Foundations of Political Science, eds. Donald R.
Kinder and Thomas R. Palfrey. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. -
Dissertations: King, Andrew J. 1976. Law and Land Use in Chicago: A Prehistory
of Modern Zoning. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Wisconsin.
5. Tables should be numbered consecutively
in the text, with a note inserted to indicate placement. Each table should be
on a separate page with a descriptive title and headings for columns and rows.
Gather general notes to tables as “Note:” or “Notes:” and use a, b, c, etc.,
for table footnotes. Asterisks *, **, and/or *** indicate significance at the
p<.05, p<.01, and p<.001 levels, respectively.
6. Figures or illustrations for accepted
manuscripts should be numbered consecutively and in professional-quality,
camera-ready form in black ink on white paper. Each should have a caption and
lettering should be legible after reduction to size.
7.Appendices
should be lettered to distinguish them from numbered tables and figures in the
text. Each appendix should include a descriptive title.
