Copyright Agreement
Please download and update the form using the link provided below and upload the copyright form to the system during the initial submission of the article.
Copyright Transfer Form

Journal Authorship  Rules
Download the “Article Template” and “Article Submission Form” files, which have been prepared according to the journal writing rules, using the links provided below, and update the forms in accordance with the writing rules. Upload the relevant files to the system during the initial submission of the article.
Article Template
Article Submission Form

1. The journal is published in Turkish and English every 6 months.
2. A scan report obtained from Turnitin or other similar scanning programs must also be uploaded to the system. The report result must be 20% or below. Those above this percentage will not be considered for evaluation.
3. Articles previously uploaded to the system must not be deleted during revisions.
4. The font should be Times New Roman 11 point.
5. In the manuscript, a 2 cm margin should be left at the top, left, bottom, and right sides of each page.
6. All lines in the article should start at the beginning of the left margin. Paragraphs should not start indented.
7. Page Numbers: Numbering should be done with natural numbers centered at the bottom of the page (1, 2, 3, etc.).
8. Paragraph settings should be set to 0 before and 6 after. Line spacing should be set to 1.
9. Article authors should be introduced under the main title, with each author given a footnote.
10. Articles submitted to the journal should not have been published elsewhere.
11. Articles submitted to the journal will be published after they have been reviewed by two relevant referees and a positive report has been given. If one reviewer gives a positive report and the other gives a negative report, the article is sent to a third reviewer.

12. Authors agree that if the article is accepted for publication by the journal, it will be licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 (CC BY-NC 4.0) International License.

13. Articles submitted to the journal must include the following sections: (All main section headings should be written in bold, 12-point font with only the first letter capitalized. The text should be written in 11-point Times New Roman font. The abstract should be written in 10-point italic font.)

    a) Cover page (Article Title, [14-point, bold, centered, and first letters capitalized] Author(s) Name(s) [12-point bold and centered, only last name capitalized], Mailing Address, email, Orcid ID – https://orcid.org/register [Shown in a footnote, 10-point]
    b) Turkish Title (From the second page onwards [14-point, bold, centered, and first letters capitalized])
    c) English Title (14-point, bold, centered, and first letters capitalized)
    d) Turkish Abstract (Summary) (Not exceeding 150 words [10-point, italic, and justified])
    e) Keywords and JEL Codes (10 pt, italic, and justified)
    f) English Abstract (not exceeding 150 words [10 pt, italic, and justified])
    g) Keywords and JEL Codes (10 pt, italic, and justified)
    h) The “Extended Abstract” section should be prepared with a minimum of 750 words. It should include the purpose of the study, the research methods used, the findings obtained in the study, and the results/discussion section.
    j) Introduction
    k) Method (The purpose of the research, the research model, the population and sample, the measurement tool used, and the statistical analyses used should be specified)
    l) Findings
    m) Results and Discussion
    n) References
    o) Appendices, if any
14. APA 6.0 standards should be followed in citing sources.
15. When referencing sources in the text, the authors' last names and publication dates (and page numbers if necessary) should be used. For example: At the end of the sentence; (Özüdoğru, 2017) or (Özüdoğru, 2017, p. 155) or (Özüdoğru, 2017, pp. 155-159). At the beginning of the sentence; According to Özüdoğru (2017); should be used. When citing sources with two or more authors, at the end of the sentence:
(Özüdoğru, Şekeroğlu, and Fidanlı, 2017) or (Özüdoğru, Şekeroğlu, and Fidanlı, 2017, p. 57) or (Özüdoğru, Şekeroğlu, and Fidanlı, 2017, pp. 57-73). At the beginning of the sentence; According to Özüdoğru, Şekeroğlu, and Fidan (2017); or According to Özüdoğru, Şekeroğlu, and Fidanlı (2017, pp. 57-73); should be used. If more than one work is referenced at the end of a sentence, these sources should be listed in parentheses in alphabetical order. For example; (Özüdoğru, 2017; Kaya, 2018; Özüdoğru and Şekeroğlu, 2018). If there are more than three authors in the referenced work, the surname of the first author should be followed by the abbreviation “et al.” For example: (Ersoy et al., 2016).
16.  If the text contains direct quotations from sources, the page number must be provided when referencing the source. When referring to sources in the Turkish text, “s.” or “ss.” should be used for page information. For example: (Özüdoğru, 2008, p. 155) or (Özüdoğru, 2008, pp. 155-179).
17. Tables, graphs, and figures included in the text should be created in the text area aligned to both sides, and the figure, graph, and table titles should be written above the table (graph or figure). Only the table, graph, and figure should be written in bold and numbered. Table, graph, and figure titles should be written in italics. Table numbering should start with “1” and should not take the section number into account. For example, if there are two tables in the article, they should be numbered Table 1.xxx and Table 2.xxx. This applies even if the tables are in different sections. Table 3. Frequency and Percentage Values for Gender Variable
18.  References should be listed in alphabetical order and formatted as follows.
Arrow, K. J. (1974). The limits of organization. New York: WW Norton & Company.
Costa, P. T., and McCrae, R. R. (2008). The revised neo personality inventory (neo-pi-r). The SAGE handbook of personality theory and assessment, 2(2), pp. 179-198.