Article Writing Rules
1. Article Preparation
Language: Turkish, English and other languages
The language of the journal is Turkish and English. Other languages are also included.
If the language of the article is Turkish, only English title, abstract and keywords are required.
If the language of the article is English, only Turkish title, abstract and keywords are required.
If the language of the article is another language, Turkish title, abstract and keywords and English title, abstract and keywords are also required.
Article Types: Research article, review article, book introduction, book review, book evaluation, article translation.
Author Change: Only processed before the article is accepted. Authors are required to carefully review the list and order of authors before submitting their manuscripts and provide the final author list at the time of original submission.
2. Article Writing Rules
Care should be taken to present the manuscripts in the following format:
Title: It should be a title that is compatible with the content and best expresses it, and should be written in 11 pt. in bold letters in the centre, indent left and right 0, spacing 12 and then 12 line spacing at least, value 14. Proper names should be written in lower case except for the first word.
Author name(s) and address: Information such as the author's name, title, institution, and e-mail address should not be included under the title of the article. Since author names can be seen by the system administrator, this information will be added to the manuscript by the editor. When the manuscripts are added to the system, it should be ensured that no information belonging to the author is included in the manuscript. This is important in terms of allowing the referees who will review the article to move more easily.
Abstract: At the beginning of the article, there should be an abstract in Turkish and English, which briefly and concisely expresses the subject and consists of at least 200 and at most 250 words. Whichever language the article is written in, the abstract in that language comes first. Keywords, consisting of at least 3 and at most 5 words, should be given with one line space under the abstract. Abstract text should be written in Georgia normal 9; general justified left and right; indent left and right 1 cm; spacing first 12 then 12, line spacing minimum, value 14; Abstract title should be written in Georgia normal 10 bold; general centre; indent left and right 1 cm; spacing first 12 then 12, line spacing minimum, value 14.
Keywords: Georgia normal 9; general right justified; indent left and right 1 cm; spacing 12 then 12, minimum line spacing, value 14.
Main text: A4 size (29.7×21 cm.), Word program, Georgia font, 10 pt., general right justified, indent left and right 0, spacing 12, then 12, line spacing minimum, value 14. A margin of 2.5 cm. should be left on the page edges and the pages should not be numbered. Except for the abstract and bibliography page, the main text should not be less than 5 pages and should not exceed 30 pages. Paragraphs should not be started in the text of the article.
Footnote: All information in the footnote should be written with Georgia normal 8; general right justified; indent hanging 1 cm; spacing 0 then 0, line spacing single.
Section headings: In the article, main, intermediate and subheadings can be used in order to provide an organised transfer of information, and the headings can be numbered if necessary; however, automatic numbering should not be done. The first letter of the section headings should be capitalised and the others should be lowercase.
Tables and figures: Tables should be numbered and titled. Tables should be placed where they should be in the text. Figures should be prepared for colour printing. Table specifications are auto-fit; table texts should be written with Georgia normal 9, general right justified left, indent left and right 0, spacing 6 then 6 line spacing single. Figure numbers and names should be written centrally just below the figure.
Images: High resolution, print quality scanned images should be given in their place in the text. The rules for naming pictures should follow the rules for figures and tables.
Quotations: Quotation, verse and references: The following citation, verse and reference standards must be followed in the articles to be submitted to our journal. Works that do not comply with these rules will be returned to the author for correction. Quotations and verses exceeding a few sentences in the text should be written in Georgia normal 9; general right justified left; indentation left and right 1 cm; spacing 6 then 6 line spacing single.
Bibliography: At the end of the text, under the title Bibliography, the referenced sources should be listed by surname. For the bibliography (in Latin writing system), Georgia normal 10; general right justified left and right justified; indent hanging 1 cm; spacing first 6 then 6 line spacing single should be applied. Even if there are references in different writing systems, references in Latin writing system are requested.
Referencing and bibliography rules: See APA style (http://www.apastyle.org).
NOTE: Dear authors, you are required to review your references and check their compliance with the spelling rules of our journal. We kindly ask you to submit your article after making sure that it is formatted in accordance with the spelling rules of our journal.