Submissions

Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.

The manuscript represents original work. The submission has not been previously published, nor is it before another journal for consideration (or an explanation has been provided in Comments to the Editor).
All authors confirm this manuscript is devoid of plagiarism of any form (i.e., direct plagiarism, self-plagiarism, mosaic plagiarism, or accidental plagiarism) with respect to ideas, data, words, graphic materials or other forms of communication and understand that this manuscript will be checked for plagiarism using Turnitin anti-plagiarism software.
All authors have seen and approved the manuscript being submitted. Common agreement has been reached before submission. The corresponding author is responsible for the submission, on behalf of all co-authors. No additional authors might be added post submission, unless editors receive detailed explanation.
The submission files are prepared for upload: the manuscript (in Microsoft Word file format) and the declarations file.
The text is written in a comprehensible language and adheres to the stylistic and bibliographic requirements outlined in the Author Guidelines. For the articles written in languages other than English, the authors must provide the title of the article in English, also the abstract and keywords.
Where available, URLs for the references have been provided.

Author Guidelines

Guidelines for authors:

Papers should be written in English, French, German, Italian or Spanish and should count ten to fifteen pages. A five to eight row abstract, five key-words (both written in English), as well as a ten row bio note about the author(s), including the contact details (at least, the e-mail address) should accompany the paper. For the articles written in languages other than English, the authors should also provide the title of the article in English.

Authors should comply with the following editing requirements:

Page setup:

Paper Size: A4 (metric) paper (29.7 cm X 21 cm)
Paper Orientation: Portrait
Margins: Top & Bottom: 4.8 cm, Left & Right: 4 cm
Header & Footer: 4.5 cm, different on first page and different on odd and even pages

Fonts: use Palatino Linotype and follow the sizes specified below:

9 pt for Footnotes,
10 pt Header & Footer and Table captions
11 pt for the Main text
11 pt (italic) for Abstract
12 pt (bold) for Author(s) name and section titles
14 pt (bold), Small Caps, for the Title of the paper

Authors are required to use footnotes, as following:

For books: Author(s): First name Last name, Title, Place of publication: Publisher, Year, Page.

e.g.: Sergiu Mişcoiu, Le Front National et ses repercussions sur l’echiquier politique francais, Cluj-Napoca: EFES, 2005, p. 7.

For studies within a volume: Author(s): First name Last name, “The title of the study”, in Editor(s): first name last name (ed.), The title of the volume, Place of publication: Publisher, Year, Page.

e.g.: Laura Herta Gongola, “Modelul societăţii informaţionale. O abordare sociologică”, in Horea Todoran (ed.), Societatea informaţională europeană, Cluj-Napoca: EFES, 2005, p 57.

For studies in periodicals: Author(s): First name Last name, “The title of the study” in Title of the periodical, Number, Volume (optional), Year, Pages.

e.g.: Laura Herta Gongola, “An Interpretation of Romanian-Yugoslav Relations according to Frederick H. Hartmann’s Cardinal Principles” in Studia Europaea no. 2-3, 2005, pp. 107-120.

For electronic materials: Author(s): First name Last name, The title of the study Year (if applicable) [complete web address], Date consulted.

e.g.: E. D. Hirsch, Joseph F. Katt, James Trefil, The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, 2002 [http://www.bartleby.com/59/17/postindustri.html], 20 January 2005.

Authors are required to use bibliography, numbered and in alphabetical order, as following:

Bibliography

-For books: Author(s): Last name, First name, (Year), Title, Place of publication: Publisher

e.g.: Mişcoiu, Sergiu (2005), Le Front National et ses repercussions sur l’echiquier politique francais, Cluj-Napoca: EFES

Johnson, Pierre; Kranzenstein, Rashela (1995), From the First Empire to the Second, Boston: Rufus Publ.

-For studies within a volume: Author(s): Last name, First name, (Year), “The title of the study”, in Editor(s): last name, first name (ed.), The title of the volume, Place of publication: Publisher, Pages

Herta Gongola, Laura (2005), “Modelul societăţii informaţionale. O abordare sociologică”, in Todoran, Horea (ed.), Societatea informaţională europeană, Cluj-Napoca: EFES, 36-57

Martin, François; Morley, Frank (1983), “Spaces of Belonging” in Horowitz, Stanley; Kocsis, Ibolya (eds.), Identity, Belonging, and Social Behaviour, London: Identitas, 78-114

- For studies in periodicals: Author(s): Last name, First name (Year), “The title of the study” in Title of the periodical, Number, Volume (optional), Pages

Herta Gongola, Laura (2005), “An Interpretation of Romanian-Yugoslav Relations according to Frederick H. Hartmann’s Cardinal Principles” in Studia Europaea, no. 2-3, 107-120

Mişcoiu, Sergiu; Tătărâm, Marina (2004), “Sur les avancées timides et les promesses risquées de la révision constitutionnelle roumaine” in Politeia, no. 5, 35-45

- For electronic materials: Author(s): Last name, First name (Year) (if applicable), The title of the study [complete web address], Date consulted

Hirsch, E. D.; Katt, Joseph F.; Trefil, James (2002), The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy [http://www.bartleby.com/59/17/postindustri.html], 20 January 2005

Marketing Glossary Dictionary
[http://www.marketingpower.com/mg-dictionary-view2464.php], 19 January 2005

Submitted papers should be sent online or by regular mail.

Introductions & Arguments

Introductions & Arguments present the main topics of the volume. They are not peer-reviewed, and do not receive doi numbers. They should not exceed 10 pages (in Studia UBB Europaea format).

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Book reviews are presentations of original books. They are not peer-reviewed, and do not receive doi numbers. They should not exceed 10 pages (in Studia UBB Europaea format).

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