सबमिशन्स

लेखक दिशानिर्देश

Submission of Papers

Authors should submit the computer print in duplicate, typed on both sides of A4 size paper, with a margin not less than 1” on the left side. Each copy should include: (i) Title Page (ii) Abstract, (iii) Nomenclature of Symbols Used, (iv) Table/ Figure/ Illustrations typed/ drawn along with their captions (mandatory) in serial order as they appear in the text, and (v) a separate List of Table/ Figure captions. Tables/ Figures/ Illustrations are published only in black and white, and must therefore retain their clarity in a grayscale presentation.

Typescript specifications

Headings for Sections and Sub-sections

1. Title of the Paper should be 16 points in Bold Title case.
2. Main section heading should be 14 points in Bold Title Case

• The subheadings should be 12 points in Bold Title Case.
• The sub-subheadings should be 12 points in Bold Italic Title Case.

The Title of the paper should be concise and informative of the contents of the paper.

The Authors need to submit 2 copies of the paper:

• One copy should include – Title of the Paper, Name(s) of the Author(s), Designation and Affiliation(s), and E-Mail and the Name and E-mail Address of the Corresponding Author (in case of multi-authored papers), ORCID Id. on one page, followed by the text of the paper.

• The second copy should contain the Title and text of the Paper only and no Author details and identification.

Names of Author(s), Designation and his/their identification symbols such as Address, Email, Institutional Affiliation, etc. should not be mentioned anywhere in the manuscript.

The second page should carry the Title of the Paper again; followed by an Abstract and 4 – 5 Keywords that describe the content of the paper. Acronyms and abbreviations should be spelt out in full when first used in the text. The manuscript should preferably (not necessarily) be around 3000 – 4000 words.

The authors should submit papers online through the University Website http://www.kuk.ac.in/

Abstract

The informative abstract of about 150 – 200 words conveying the scope of the paper, emphasizing the results and conclusions must be included. The abstract must be intelligible on its own; without reference to the main text. The Abstract should not include anything that is not covered in the paper.

Review Process

All manuscripts will be subject to blind peer review. Based on the reviewers’ recommendations, the editor then decides whether the paper should be accepted as is, revised or rejected.

The manuscript will be subject to plagiarism checking for the originality of submissions received.

Referencing Style

The completeness and accuracy of bibliographical details of citations should be ensured. For references Publication Manual of American Psychological Association (APA), 7^th Edition (2020) should be followed and carefully checked for completeness, accuracy and consistency. This is very important in an electronic environment because it enables your readers to exploit the Reference Linking facility on the database and link back to the works you have cited through CrossRef. The in-text Citation Style should be Author-Date Style: (Joshi, 2019). The list of documents in the references part should be arranged in alphabetical order of the First Author’s Surname/ entry word. Samples of some frequently used types of documents are given below (examples are based on the pattern recommended by APA Style Blog):

1. Journal Article

Reference part – Jha, A. (2021). America needs a global health policy for the pandemic age. Foreign Affairs, 100 (2), 103-115.

In-text citation –        Parenthetical citation – (Jha, 2021)

                                  Narrative citation – Jha (2021)

In-text citations will be in the same style while citing all types of documents.

2. Book

Krishnan, A. (2020). India’s China challenge: A journey through China’s rise and what it means for India. HarperCollins.

3. Edited Books

Bartram, B (Ed.). (2018). International and comparative education: Contemporary issues and debates. Routledge.

4. Chapter in an Edited Book

Park, Z. & Kim, H. (2013). Organizing and sharing information using linked data. In J. Park, & L.C. Howarth (Eds.), New directions in information organization (pp. 61-87). Emerald Group Publishing.

In-text Citation –        Parenthetical Citation – (Park & Kim, 2013)

                                    Narrative Citation – Park and Kim (2021)

5. Paper in Conference Proceeding

Gupta, S., & Singh, S.P. (2006). Future competencies for LIS professionals in 21^st century. In N. Laxman Rao, & S. Sudarshan Rao (Eds.), Quality education in Library and Information Science. Seminar papers and proceedings XXII IATLIS National Conference (pp. 121-128). IATLIS.

6. Unpublished Dissertation or Thesis

Singh, N.N. (2020). Religious practices among the Meitei’s of Manipur: An anthropological study [Unpublished doctoral dissertation]. North Eastern Hill University.

7. Website References

Website’s name (with URL in parentheses) is given in the text; no reference is to be given.

In-text citation as a narrative citation-

INFLIBNET Centre (https://inflibnet.ac.in/)

8. Webpage in a Website

In a government or institutional website, if no specific author is mentioned for a webpage, the government agency or institution responsible for the site is treated as the author.

National Informatics Centre. (2021). Emerging technology. India, Ministry of Electronics and IT, National Informatics Centre. https://www.nic.in/emerging-technology/

Note:

1. 1. For documents available over the Internet, if DOI is given, it will be given after the last bibliographic field of the entry. In the absence of DOI, the URL shall be given.

   2. The First/Corresponding Author shall submit along with the manuscript, an originality certificate signed by all the authors (either in one or separately) in the prescribed format available in Journal; stating that the manuscript has neither been published nor submitted for publication in any other journal/ document.

   3. Every Author shall be entitled to a softcopy of his/ her contribution.

   4. Copyright of the papers published shall vest with the Journal of Haryana Studies. Authors will be allowed to submit the papers to their institutional repository and/or Author’s personal website; for other submissions prior written permission of the Editor-in-Chief, JHS will be mandatory.

   5. Authors, who wish to get their books reviewed in JHS, should send two copies of the book to the Editor.