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Author Guidelines

 

Acronyms

Do not punctuate (ex: NATO, WHO, UN, UK, USA, etc). When using acronyms, do not put the in front (do not write the WTO, etc).

 

Capitalisation

Words such as Government, State, Parliament, should only be capitalised when used as a noun (not an adjective) and when making a reference to a specific country; never capitalise when used in the plural. (ex: "In cases where a government fails to provide state funds, as has happened with the Indian Government, the Parliament has decided ...")
Should normally between 4000-6000 words (for articles) and 700 to 1500 words (for book review), typed double space and 12 point font in Times Roman.

Manuscript

The manuscripts must be submitted bearing, author"s name, designations (official), residential address and email address/phone numbers. A brief autobiographical which can be carried on the Contributors Page of the journal.

Graph/Table/Picture

Should be in editable format with minimum graphs/picture/tables

Table and Graph

Should be in editable format and the font size in graph/table should be the uniform, it should be editable/readable & updated

Dates

Use UK sequence (1 August 2022).

Spelling Use

UK spelling.

Documents

Do not edit

End notes or references.

Include in brackets within text (see References below).

Hyphens

Usage generally depends on house style.

Italics

Use for foreign words and for journal names.

Initials

Put author"s initials after his name (ex: Putin, V).

Per cent

Write out in text, do not use %.

Quotes

Use double quotes ("...") for citations.
Use single quotes ("..." when quoting within double quotes.
Use italics for names of journals
(ex: Goldsmith, E, "Return to the centre", The Ecologist, Vol. 30 no 1, 1 September 2022).

References

Use roman for books and capitalise all main words
(ex: Pathak, S, Social Welfare, New Delhi, Macmillan India Ltd, 2015, pp 31-33).

Note

World Trade Organization, World Health Organization, etc. use "z" because that is the official name of the organisation; the exception is the International Labour Organisation.

Sentences

Try to keep simple!

Speeches

(already given) Correct obvious translation errors only

Titles

Leave out (Dr., Professor, Mr., etc).

Authors should take care to ensure the accuracy of data and references. Manuscripts are accepted for publication on the understanding that they are subject to editorial revisions. Proofs will not be sent back to the authors.  

Author will receive 2 copies of the issue in which his/her article is published free of cost and a complimentary copy of WORLD AFFAIRS for a period of one year. Authors are advised to provide complete and accurate mailing address for receiving print copy of the issues.

Manuscripts once received will become the proprietary of World Affairs.

Original and unpublished to be sent to the editor World Affairs – Email Addresses contact@worldaffairsjournal.com; affairsworld@gmail.com