PUBLICATION CONDITIONS
Journal of Aydın Faculty of Economics (AIFD) is a peer reviewed and open-access journal publishes two issues per year.The manuscripts sent to AIFD should not have been published anywhere before and should not be available for publication at the present time. Manuscripts from any of the languages of Turkish and English is published. Scientific and linguistic responsibility for the manuscript published in the AIFD belongs to the author(s).
Manuscripty that has been previously presented at conferences and has not been published in full proceeding can be accepted into the publication evaluation process. Submissions of Manuscripts should be sent electronically via https://dergipark.org.tr/en/pub/aifd . To be able to submit the articles online through the website and to track the process of the manuscripts during the referee evaluation process, membership to dergipark and login should be completed. Personal information registered into the site of AIFD will only be used for the stated purpose of the journal and will not be accessible for any other purpose or for any other party.
Articles sent to our journal are available to the authors through the dergipark manuscript submission system and the evaluation reports can be easily followed by the authors through there.
RULES OF UPLOADING FILES TO THE SYSTEM
AIFD is based on the principle of not knowing the author(s) (blind-review). Thus, manuscript file will be uploaded to the system without author information during submission. Author information should be uploaded as a separate file with the name of the article in the form of identification. Identification file should include ORCID Number(s) of Author(s). Submission should be in Microsoft Word Format. Submissions do not comply with the journal rules are not included in the evaluation process. In Articles ready for publication, the author names should be written on the right under Heading in Turkish, 11 Font size, Bold, Title and Surname UPPERCASE. The copyright information of author(s) should be added to the bottom of the first page in 9 font size with star (*) footnotes.
EVALUATION OF THE ARTICLES
Author(s) who submitted articles to AIFD are deemed to have accepted the terms and conditions of the referee evaluation of the AIFD. Articles submitted to the AIFD are sent to at least two referees for blind-review after preliminary examination in terms of form and content. Positive feedback from the referees is taken to the publishing process. If a positive and a negative report is received from the blind-review process, a third trial will be sent if it is deemed appropriate by the Journal Editor.
Article(s) do not comply with the rules of spelling or linguistic information are returned to the author(s) without being sent to the referees in the AIFD after the preliminary examination. Any form and content changes may be requested from the authors of the preliminary examination. During layout work, the author(s) must respond to the checks and corrections made during the specified period.
Assessment process completed articles are listed as of the date of submission and published in the relevant issue of AIFD. Acceptance letter is sent to the authors for the accepted articles in case of request. Same author(s) will not publish two articles in one issue at a time.
PRE-PUBLICATION AND POST-PUBLICATION PROCESS
Plagiarism check is done by the editor for the articles submitted to the journal. Accept the references section, if the similarity ratio is more than %10, articles are sent to the author(s).
AIFD publishes translations outside of the original research. The copy showing where the translation has been published should be sent as a supplement to the manuscript with the approval of the author(s) and the manuscript of the first publication.
In the direction of the referee reports from the blind-reviews, it is decided whether or not the author is required to make corrections, additional information and abbreviations in the report frame or publishing the articles. This decision is reported to the author(s) through the system. The author(s) have to make all changes requested by the referees. Articles will not be published until the desired changes are made. All the publications accepted and published in AIFD, the publishing rights in the written and electronic environment belong to AIFD. No copyright payments are made to author(s) for articles published in the journal. Regarding the articles accepted or published, the author(s) shall transfer the copyright directly to AIFD without any procedure. Opinions expressed in the editorial and the responsibility of articles belong to the authors. Articles accepted or published for publication may not be reproduced or published in any form without written permission of AIFD. Quotation is allowed as long as a citation is provided.
It is not possible for the author(s) to withdraw the submission sent to AIFD during referee process and to cancel to initiate the referee process, nor does it conform to scientific ethics. Taking this fact into consideration by the authors when submitting a manuscripts will also prevent the academic ethical grievances of the parties with possible work and time loss. If the research article or manuscript is supported by an institution or is produced from a thesis, it should be indicated on the same page as a footnote (1) on the last word of the title.
AUTHOR GUIDELINES:
Font Type and Page Layout;
Manuscripts submitted to the journal should have a maximum of 30 A4 pages with 1,5-line spacing including bibliographies, tables and figures. The manuscript should be prepared in 11 fontsize, Times New Roman font and English language font. Space between each paragraph (after 6 nk) must be left blank.
For each side of the page structure (right-left, top-bottom) the margins should be 2.5 cm. Page numbers should be located at the bottom right corner of the page.
Main Body;
The author information includes the manuscript file on the first page; English title, English abstract, keywords under the abstracts, JEL Classification Codes and the Introduction should be composed of main text, results, bibliography and appendices.
Title of Article;
Titles should be typed in Times New Roman, 11 fontsize and bold, with a capital letter, centered on the abstract section, with 1.5 pt line spacing.
Abstract, Keywords & JEL Classification
All submitted manuscripts should have an abstract in English with Italic fonts. Keywords should be in English below the abstracts. The first letter of the key words should be Uppercase, left-aligned with the JEL codes. Abbreviation should not be used in the abstracts and should not exceed 150 words. Also in abstract section, attention should be paid to the inclusion of purpose, method, findings and conclusions.
At least three (3) JEL (Journal of Economic Literature) classification codes should be written on the two-digit level (eg Q11) in the submitted manuscripts. For JEL classifications that should be selected according to the topic of the manuscript, please refer to http://www.aeaweb.org/journal/jel_class_system.php .
Abstracts, Keywords and JEL codes should be in Times New Roman, 11 pt, 1.5 line spacing, italicized. Only the titles of these sections should be bold.
Main Body & Section Heading;
The main body of manuscripts should be written as 11 pt, 1,5 line spaced and justified using Times New Roman font. The first lines of paragraphs indentation should be 1 cm. Main title and subheadings of manuscripts should be numbered and bold, starting from the Introduction (except references), in decimal form as in 1, 1.1, 1.1.1. Subdivisions should be opened up to the third level (such as 1.2.3.) in manuscripts, and if necessary, the lower level headings should be written in italic and bold without numbering. The heading must be left-justified with the first heading number associated with this heading, and the subheadings associated with this heading indentation must be 1 cm from the numbering. Only main titles should be written in capital letters, and only the first letter of sub headings should be Uppercase. 12 nk before, then 6 nk lining space should be left for each Main Titles. 6 nk lining space should be left for each paragraph.
Tables, Figures & Graphs;
Tables, figures and charts should be displayed consecutively (Table 1, Table2, Figure 1, Figure 2, Chart 1, Chart 2) in appropriate place of the manuscripts, centered on the page. Each table, figure or chart should be given a caption. The caption must appear on the table, figure or chart, with Times New Roman, 11 pt, bold, centered on the page. A table, figure or graphic caption name should be written with a single dot after it is given together with a writing number of the table, figure or graphic. The lining space of the table, figure or chart caption should be (after 6 nk). Tables, Figures or Charts can also be used horizontally if needed. The text in the table, figure and chart should be in 10 pt fontsize and 9 pt fontsize for reference of table, figure or chart.
The tables should be used with output of the software program, the author(s) should edit the tables and results themselves. Tables should be arranged as far as possible for A4 paper size. Shapes shouldn't be computer software program output, should be drawing and not exceeding A4 paper size.
Mathematical Equations & Formulas;
Mathematical equations and formulas in main body should be centered and ordered by number. Numbering should be done in parenthetical at the right of the line. Formulas and Equations should be written via Math Type or Word Equation Editor.
In-text Referencing;
Citation should be made in accordance with the APA (American Psychological Association) reference format using link method in the main body. Explanatory notes should be given as footnote 9 pt font size at the bottom of the page(Each footnote should be 9 pt as well). Sources in main body should include the surname, publication date, and page number of the author(s) who is/are included in the article. For instance, (Çetinoğlu, 2002)...; (Çetin, 2002: 182)...; (Eliçin, 2001: 182-186). If the author(s) surname is/are used in the sentence, it is sufficient to post the publication date only in parentheses after the name. For instance, According to Özer and Birkan(2000)...; According to Birtan(2007)...; Özer and Birkan (2004)...; Özkul, Biran and Akın (2004). Both authors surname should be written if referenced to two authors studies. For Instance; (Yamak and Maraş, 2009: 47). If referring to a study for the first time with the number of authors is between three and five, the surnames of all authors should be written. For Instance, (Özkul, Uzun, Güzel, Özer and Soysal, 1992: 154-198). In later references to the same source, only the first author's surname and "et al." should be written. For Instance (Özkul et al., 1992: 154-198). When referring to a study with six or more authors, the surname of the first author should be written in the first place and the next citation in the text, and the expression "et al."should be used. For Instance (Özkul et al., 2005: 154-198). If the author(s) refer to more than one work published in the same year, symbols (a, b, c, ..) should be written at the end of the publication year. For instance (Darıcı, 2015a) or (Darıcı, 2015b: 125). If referring more than one study at the end of a sentence hese sources should be listed parenthetical according to the publication date and a semicolon (;) must be placed between them. For instance, (Bozok, 2009, Mert, 2008: 25, Özer and others, 2005, Vahitoglu, Gürler and Özdağ, 2003: 61). If there is no author name, the institution name should be used instead of author. (DPT, 2004: 32). For Internet resources date of access should be written. (TUBITAK; 23.04.2015)
Bibliography (References)
References should be placed in alphabetical order by considering the surnames of the authors and at the end of the article in 11 pt. Paragraph spacing between each reference should be before and after (6 pt). If more than one study of the author (s) has been used in the same year, these works should be listed in front of the year of publication like (a, b, c, ..). The bibliography should be organized as shown below
Reference to a journal publication:
Arellano, M. ve Bond, S. (1991) "Some Tests of Specification for Panel Data: Monte Carlo Evidence and an Application to Employment Equations", Review of Economic Studies, 58: 277-297.
Arellano, M., Bover, O. ve McLaugh, D. (1995) "Another Look at the Instrumental Variable Estimation of Error-Component Models", Journal of Econometrics, 68(1): 29-52.
Berndt, T.J. (1981a) “Age Changes and Changes over Time in Prosocial Intentions and Behavior between Friends”, Developmental Psychology, 17: 408-416.
Berndt, T.J. (1981b) “Effects of Friendship on Prosocial Intentions and Behavior”, Child Development, 52: 636-643.
Reference to a book:
Cooke, P. ve McLaugh, D. (2004) "Regional Innovation Systems An Evolutionary Approach" Cooke et al. (eds.) Regional Innovation Systems, 2nd Edition, London, Routledge.
Angrist, J. D., and Pischke, J. S. (2008). “Mostly Harmless Econometrics: An Empiricist's Companion”. Princeton University Press.
Theses and dissertations:
Hearn, S. (1977), Farm Incomes and Capital Gains: Implications for Structural Change, PhD thesis (unpublished), Wye College, University of London.
Internet Based Sources
IATA (2016). Annual Reports Review. (15.10.2017), https://www.iata.org/about/Documents/iata-annual-review-2016.pdf
Symposium or Congress Presentation
Rowling, L. (1993, September). Schools and grief: How does Australia compare to the United States [Paper presentation]. In Wandarna coowar: Hidden grief. 8th National Conference of the National Association for Loss and Grief (Australia), Yeppoon, Queensland (pp. 196-201). National Association for Loss and Grief.
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