1.Manuscripts (Turkish and English) which are not published elsewhere or submitted for publication are reviewed after preliminary examination. (Articles found to be violated of this rule will be declined.)

2. The title of the manuscript and information about the authors should be given on the first page of the manuscript. Authors' names should be written with their academic titles, and their e-mail addresses, institution information (University, Faculty, Department etc.) should be placed under the name.

2. a) The first page should contain an Abstract (English and Turkish) of the manuscript between 150-200 words and at least 3 or at most 5 keywords (Word limit should not be exceeded.).

3. Submitted manuscripts must be a minimum of 5,000 and a maximum of 10,000 words, including references and appendices (Word limit should not be exceeded.).

4. Footnotes should take place on the page they refer to. Tables and graphics should take place on the referenced page or its continuation. Tables and figures should be given titles and numbers, and titles should be placed above the tables and below the figures or graphics. The first line of the paragraph should be 1 cm indented.

5. Citations should be included in the text as in the example (Lucas, 1988). The page number in reference to the book should be given as in the example (North, 1992: 93).

6. Appendices should be placed after the bibliography.

7. Manuscript should be prepared in accordance with the template file on the journal page.

8. The scientific manuscript writing rules should be followed in other issues not mentioned here.

9. The author/s is/are responsible for the content of the manuscript/s.

10. The extended abstract (English), of at least 700 and at most 900 words should be attached to the end of the manuscript.  This requirement is not sought for articles written in English. (Although being not obligatory, it is important to attach the Abstract and Extended Abstract of the manuscript after proofreading.)

11. Manuscripts that are not submitted in accordance with the journal publication principles, writing rules, and scientific research methods are not taken into consideration.