Current Issue

Volume: 1 Issue: 5, 6/20/22

Year: 2022

The IJWMD focuses on new concepts and methods such as

water and circular economy, technological water, virtual water, innovative water diplomacy, "zero waste" concept, smart water cities, inter-city water policy, subnational hydropolitics which have emerged recently in the field of Water Management and Water Diplomacy.

The Journal also focuses on ocean science  and protecting the future productive capacity of the ocean’s ecosystems

The International  Journal will  be an environment to discuss the above mentioned issues from a transdisciplinary perspective  and system thinking  approach  to encourage scientific studies on water management and diplomacy.  It also aims to put these studies from academia to practical areas.

  • The IJWMD scope
    The IJWMD covers areas related to water management and topics related to hydropolitics:
    • Areas related to management issues:
    o Integrated and adaptive water resources management (surface and groundwater),
    o Water services management (water supply and waste water; water economy),
    o Unconventional water resources (rain water, waste water reuse)
    o Water quality management,
    o Intelligent Water Management in Cities (smart water, drought and flood resiliant cities )
    o Aquatic ecosystems management
    o Transboundary water management
    o Water, Energy, Food and Ecology nexus in water management
    o Management of adaptation for climate change

    • Topics related to hydropolitics

    o Hydropolitics,
    o Innovative water diplomacy,
    o Transboundary waters,
    o Sub national water diplomacy,
    o Regional water diplomacy,
    o Security concerns related with water, food, energy and ecology,

In editing papers, please type all text in Palatino Linotype and line spacing-single and save the paper in the format of "Microsoft Office Word 97 - 2003.doc)"

TITLE (12 pt)

First Author1*, Second Author2, Third Author3 (11 pt - bold)

1 Affiliation, Department, City, Country (10 pt - italic bold)
2 Affiliation, Department, City, Country (10 pt - italic bold)
3 Affiliation, Department, City, Country (10 pt - italic bold)

* Correspondence Author, e-mail: ----------@gmail.com (10 pt)

Abstract (12 pt)
Objectives, methods, findings, and conclusions should be given briefly and should not exceed 200 words (11 pt).
Keywords: Minimum 5 keywords, separated by a semicolon. (11 pt)

1 INTRODUCTION (12 pt bold)

This section should generally indicate the subject of the article based on a brief interpretation of the relevant literature. The innovation and purpose of the work should be clearly stated. The introduction should be general enough to draw a reader's attention from a wide range of scientific disciplines. (11 pt)
2 MATERIALS AND METHODS (12 pt bold )
2.1 subtitle (11 pt bold )
This section contains a brief and clear description of the materials and methods used. (11pt)
2.1.1 subtitle (11 pt bold)
2.1.1.1 subtitle (11 pt bold)
3. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION (12 pt bold)
The data and findings (tables and figures) of the research should be clearly defined and compared with the relevant literature citations. Authors should use the past tense when explaining the experimental findings. Previously published findings should be written in the present. (11 pt)

Tables, Figures, and Formulas (10 pt)
• Figure title should be written under the figure with 10 pt.
o Figure 1. Figure explanation (10 pt)
• Table title should be written with 10 pt at the top of the table.
o Table 1. Table explanations (10 pt)
• Table and Figure titles should be brief and informative.

References (12 pt bold)
References should be prepared (10 pt) according to the APA American Psychological Association Publication Manual (6th edition). This means that in text citations, the author's surname and the year of publication for the source must follow the author-date method, which should appear in the text. (10 pt)

EXAMPLES
Journal paper: Jonsdottir, R., Sveinsdottir, K., Magnuisson, H., Arason, S., Lauritzsen, K., & Thorarinsdottir, K. A. (2011). Flavor and quality characteristics of salted and desalted cod (Gadus morhua) produced by different salting methods. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 59(8), 3893-3904. doi: 10.1021/Jf104203p.
Book: Meilgaard, M., Civille, G. V., & Carr, B. T. (1999). Sensory evaluation techniques (3rd ed) (387 p. CRC Press, Inc. ed.). Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press.
Part of a book: Sikorski, Z. E., & Ruiter, A. (1995). Changes in proteins and nonprotein nitrogen compounds in cured, fermented, and dried seafood. In Z. E. Sikorski, B. S. Pan & F. Shahidi (Eds.), Seafood Proteins (pp. 113-126): Springer US.
Thesis: Lauritzsen, K. (2004). Quality of salted cod (Gadus morhua L.) as influenced by raw material and salt composition. (Ph.D. Dissertation), University of Tromsø, Tromsø, Norway.
Digital References: Global Production Statistics 1950-2015. FAO Yearbook of Fishery Statistics. http://www.fao.org/fishery/statistics/global-production/query/en / Accessed 24 January 2018.
Please consider:
(Bridle, 2006) - one author
(Chen ve Elissa 2015) - two authors
(Bingulac, Nicole, Williams ve Goto, 1995) - more than two authors in the first citation
(Coming and others, 1995) -in subsequent quotations
(Rebell Williams, 1990a, 1990b) - multiple articles by the same author (s) in the same year



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IJWMD ETHICAL PRINCIPLES AND PUBLICATION POLICY


Publication Policy
1. International Journal of Water Management and Diplomacy is published electronically twice a year (June and December) in ULAKBİM DergiPark Platform under the status of "Refereed Journal".
2. With an interdisciplinary approach, the journal includes studies that address issues such as International Water Law, Water Diplomacy, Water Policies, Water Management, Water, Energy, Food and Environmental Security, with case studies at local, regional and global scale.
3. The articles submitted to the journal are scientifically evaluated by the Referee Board by double-blinding after they are passed through the editorial process in terms of purpose, scope, method and writing principles.
4.In addition to peer-reviewed articles, the journal includes non-refereed articles, application studies, study reports, case presentations, technical notes, book reviews, standard reviews, biographies, law and decision reviews, book introductions and undergraduate students' academic studies.
5. The International Journal of Water Management and Diplomacy adopts Open Access approach. Articles, articles, etc. by the journal. No submission fee, editorial processing fee or publication fee is charged for.
6. No fee is paid to the authors for the articles published in the journal.
7. Reported researches should be prepared in accordance with ethical rules and the references made in the text should be indicated. Acceptable similarity rate upper limit is 20%.
8. The opinions adopted in the published articles are not the opinion of the journal, it is the responsibility of each article author.
9. The International Journal of Water Management and Diplomacy purpose and scope, spelling rules, publication principles, article submission and evaluation processes, ethical principles, etc. Detailed information about the topics can be found on the website.(www.hpacenter.org)
Copyright Policy
The International Journal of Water Management and Diplomacy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. (CC BY 4.0)
Authors under the following conditions;
• Attribution - you must provide appropriate reference, link to the license and provide information if changes have been made. You can do them properly, but this does not mean that the licensee has approved you and your use of it.
• No additional restrictions - You may not apply legal conditions or technological measures to legally restrict the use of licenses.
They can perform the following operations.
• Share - copy and redistribute the work in any media or format.
• Adapt - Mix, transfer, and work on the current work for any purpose, use the work for derivative works, and rewrite it, again referring to the owner. (Including commercial purpose)
Ethical Principles
The ethical responsibilities below have been prepared in accordance with the ethical rules and responsibilities specified by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Our journal's editors, referees and authors are expected to act in accordance with the following ethical rules.


1. Ethical Responsibilities for Referees
The referee board is reviewed at least once a year and regularly updated. Articles submitted to the journal for publication are passed through the editorial process in terms of purpose, scope, method and writing principles. Manuscripts that can be published at the end of the editorial process are sent to 2 different referees. In this context, International Journal of Water Management and Diplomacy journal referees are expected to have the following ethical responsibilities:
• Evaluations should be impartial.
• Referees must be experts in the subject they are commenting on, and if they do not have sufficient knowledge on the subject, they should decline the referee offer.
• Referees should not have a conflict of interest with the research or with the authors.
• Due to the confidentiality principle, the referees should destroy the studies they have reviewed after the evaluation process.
• Make the assessment objectively only in relation to the content of the study. It should not allow nationality, gender, religious beliefs, political beliefs, and business concerns to influence the assessment.
• As a requirement of their responsibility to be educator and instructor, referees should guide the authors and avoid comments that hurt and degrade the authors' incompetence.
• They must perform the work they have accepted to evaluate, on time and within the framework of the above ethical responsibilities.


2. Ethical Responsibilities for Authors
Articles sent for publication should not be against scientific publication ethics (plagiarism, forgery, distortion, reproduction, slicing, unfair authorship, not specifying the sponsoring organization, not following ethical rules in animal studies, etc.).
• Authors should have conducted the research process of their submitted studies in accordance with ethical rules and relevant legislation. Articles should be original studies suitable for the specified study areas.
• In the case that research results requiring an ethics committee decision are included in the articles they send, the ethics committee decision information (name, date, number, etc.) of the ethics committee should be stated in the article.
• In case of direct citations from other studies during the article research process, the author should be cited. The bibliography list must be complete and the cited sources must be indicated.
2.1. Convenience and Reliability
• The author should use appropriate data analysis methods when necessary and seek expert advice if necessary.
• In studies with multiple authors, authors should take joint responsibility for the content of their publications. Authors should check their publications at every stage to ensure that methods and findings are reported accurately.
2.2. Honesty
• Articles sent to the journal should not have been published elsewhere or sent for publication.
• The author should describe the research methods used and present their findings clearly.
2.3. Originality
• The author must undertake that the work is original and has not been published elsewhere in any language.
• If the research findings have been published before or are sent to a different journal to be published elsewhere, the Editor should be informed about the subject during the article submission process. Authors must submit copies of relevant publications or copies of works submitted to other journals.
• Multiple publications originating from a single research project should be clearly identified and referenced to the primary publication.
2.4. Transparency
• Within the framework of evaluation processes, the author may request raw data regarding his articles, in such a case, the author should be ready to present the expected data and information to the editorial board and referee board.
• The author must have a document showing that he has the right to use the data used, the necessary permissions for the research / analysis or that he has carried out the authorization procedures for the subjects.
• The author should describe his methods clearly and clearly so that the findings of the study can be verified by others.
2.5. Responsibility
• The author cannot have their work in the application process of more than one journal at the same time. Each application can be started following completion of the previous application.
• In the event that the author notices a mistake or mistake about his published work at the early view or evaluation stage, the journal editor has an obligation to cooperate with the editor in informing, correcting or withdrawing.

2.6. Multiple Author Studies
• In studies with multiple authors, all authors should be listed, and they should be included in the copyright transfer form during article submission.
• During the execution of the article evaluation processes, a responsible author should be selected from among the authors, and communication with the editor should continue.
• Changing the author responsibilities of a study whose evaluation process has started (such as adding authors, changing the order of authors, removing authors) cannot be proposed.
• Changes and edits to the article should be communicated to all authors. This operation is under the responsibility of "Corresponding Author".
• In studies with multiple authors, authors are expected to take joint responsibility for the integrity of the research and reporting. However, if authors take responsibility only for certain aspects of the research and their reports, this should be stated in the publication.

2.7. Referee process and Copyright Transfer Form
• Detailed information about the referee process is given on the Writing Rules page under the title "Refereeing and Evaluation Process". Authors are deemed to have accepted these rules when submitting articles.
• The author should cooperate in this process and respond to referee and editor requests in a timely and accurate manner.
• If the author wishes to retract his work during the evaluation process, he should inform the editor.


3. Ethical Responsibilities for Editors
3.1. Responsibility for Journal Content

The editor is responsible for every article published in the journal. They must ensure the quality of the material they publish and preserve the integrity of the published record. In this context, the editor;
• Decides only academically and takes full responsibility for these decisions.
• It pays attention to act in accordance with the principle of freedom of thought in order to evaluate the works fairly and impartially.
• Conducts business processes in accordance with intellectual property rights and ethical standards.
• Strives to meet the information needs of readers and writers, and continuously

Article submission/process management is free


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