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Papers should be written in
English, should be clear,
and grammatically correct.
For the non-native authors
we recommend you a
professional translation;
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Papers must be up to 25 A4
pages in length, including
list of references and annexes.
Pages are numbered in Arabic
numerals placed on the right
hand corner;
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Font format: Times New
Roman, 12 pts, double line
spacing;
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Footnotes, not end notes
should be used.
In order to facilitate the
editing work, and since
corrections to the paper cannot
be undertaken by the Reviewers,
Editors and/or the Publisher,
the authors are kindly invited
to consider the following
instructions:
A. Each paper will begin with
two pages (according to the
model below) which will comprise
information about the author and
the abstract of the paper. These
pages will not be numbered.
The page "i" - Title page
The title should be:
one or two lines long,
centred,
12 point Times New Roman.
Below the title, centred,
the author’s name
should be placed. Insert the
symbol * for Footnote to
give details about the
authors: names, affiliation,
address, email.
This is the title of the
paper
Name of the author (s)*
*Author’s name, affiliation,
address, email
The page "ii" - Abstract
page;
Abstract
The word Abstract is
centered on the first line
of typing. The paper should
include an abstract of
120-150 words, as one block
paragraph, typed in font
size 12; double line spaced.
The abstract should refer to
the aim of the paper,
methodology, results/findings
and main conclusions/implications/lessons.
Keywords: Please type
5-8 keywords as main terms
for indexing (and JEL
classification, if
applicable)
B. The paper content
The page no 1 is the
beginning of the main text.
The page starts with the
title of the paper (centered,
double-spaced, without
author’s name).
This is the title of the
paper
The structure of the paper
must be as follows:
1. Headings (centered)
1.1. Sub-headings
Please leave one empty line
before every heading.
Tables and Figures (graphs,
charts, pictures)
Illustrations should be
preferably included into a
text as objects. They should
be consecutively numbered in
Arabic numerals with the
heading always above the
table or figure; they should
be typed in bold font 12,
single line spacing and the
source beneath, also single
line spacing. Figures must
not contain colors.
Please leave one line empty
before and after every
illustration and/or table.
Table1: table title
Source: …..
Figure 1: this is the first
figure
Graph 1: This is the first
graph
Conclusions/Concluding
remarks/Main findings
References
References and citations should
be consistent to American
Psychological Association (APA)
guideline:
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References in the text:
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in the case of summary or
paraphrase, references
should appear in brackets
with the author's name,
followed by the year
(Johnson, 2001), or (Johnson
and Richardson, 2001) or
(Johnson, Richardson and
Smith, 2001) or, in the case
of multiple authors (Johnson
et al., 2001); if the author
is not known, give the title
of the work and the year
(Climate Change, 2009);
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in the case of quotation,
add the page number, i.e.
(Johnson, 2001, p. 10 or
Johnson and Richardson,
2001, p. 13 or, Johnson,
Richardson and Smith, 2001,
p.25, or, for multiple
authors, Johnson et al,
2001, p.30).
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References list to
sources:
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the list is placed at
the end of the paper;
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it must be typed double
spacing, listed in
alphabetical order, by
family.
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Names of the authors or
editors; followed by the
initial letter of the first
names (Samuelson, P., Smith,
A., Ricardo, D.) if the
authors’ names are missing,
the alphabetical order is
given by the title.
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in the case
of the wide variety of
electronic and online
materials, the criterion is
to include the most
appropriate source
indication: DOI (digital
object information), if
available; stable URL, or
the name of the database.
For undated materials,
include the date the
resource was accessed.
Include the author, title,
and date published when
available.
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the title of
a journal, book, or report
should be in italics.
Examples
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A journal:
Fresco, L., Kroonenberg, S.
(1992), Time and spatial
scales in ecological
sustainability, Land Use
Policy, Vol. 9, No.3,
pp. 155-168.
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A book:
Korten, D.C. (1995), When
Corporations Rule the World,
Earthscan, London
Bîrsan, M., Hunya, G.,
Siedschlag, I. (Eds) (2008),
Foreign Direct
Investment, Economic Growth
and Labour Market
Performance: Empirical
Evidence from the New EU
Countries, Cluj-Napoca,
EFES
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A contributed volume:
Starkey, R. (1996), The
standardization of
environmental management
systems, in: Welford, R.
(ed.), Corporate
Environmental Management:
Systems and Strategies,
Earthscan, London, Chap.4.
Please check that all the
references in the text should
appear on the reference list.
The titles which are not
referred to in the text should
not be included in the reference
list.
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