 | Citations and references should conform to
the
University of Limerick guide to the Harvard Referencing Style |
| Articles should have a meaningful title |
| Articles should have an abstract. The abstract
should be a minimum of 120 words and be autonomous and self-explanatory,
not requiring reference to the paper itself |
| Articles should include keywords listed after the
abstract |
| Articles
should be
written in U.K. English. If English is not your native language, it is
advisable to have your text checked by a native English speaker before
submitting it |
| Articles should be
submitted in in .doc or .rtf format |
| Article text requires minimal formatting as all content will be
formatted later using DTP software |
|
Headings should be clearly indicated and
numbered as follows: 1. Heading 1 text, 2. Heading 2 text etc. |
| Subheadings should be numbered using the decimal
system (no more than three levels) as follows:
1. Heading
1.1 Subheading (first level)
1.1.1 Subheading (second level)
1.1.1.1 Subheading (third level) |
| Images/graphics should be submitted in separate
files (at least 300dpi) and not embedded in the text document although low
res placeholders are permitted in the document |
| If images/graphics
are included the word count should be reduced accordingly to take account
of the reduced space for text |
| All images/graphics
(including tables)
should be annotated with a fully descriptive caption |
| Captions should be numbered in the sequence they
are intended to appear in the article e.g. Figure 1, Figure 2, etc. or
Table 1, Table 2, etc. |
