| AUTHORS' RESOURCES
& RECOMMENDED STRUCTURE
The abstract should contain obvious and evident information and be self-explanatory. It should discuss the topic, the scope of the study, facts & figures and present major findings and discussions. Abbreviations should be avoided and standard nomenclature should be used. The literature should not be cited.
Introduction should understandably state the problem, subject’s relevant literature and proposed solution.
Methods and materials used should be thoroughly described. New research methods should be explained in detail, while previously published methods should be cited, and published methods modifications should be mentioned briefly. General use methods may not be detailed.
Results should be clear and precise. Author’s findings should be described using past tense, while present tense should be used for previously published findings. Results should be explained without referring to the literature. Speculation, detailed interpretation of data and discussion should be included in discussion section and not in result.
Findings should be interpreted in Discussion in view of the results obtained. Conclusion should be stated at the end of the paper in a few sentences.
LAYOUT
Text body
Microsoft Word,
Calibri, size 11, justified,
Single spaced
First paragraph line: no tab
View pages in normal mode for the whole document
Footnote: Times New Roman, size 7, justified
First level titles: black, uppercase and bold, font size 11
Second level titles: lowercase, bold and indented (one tab), font size 11
Third level titles: lowercase italic, font size 11, indented (two tabs)
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Paper(layout) & Margins
Right: 1.8 cm Left: 1.8 cm; Top: 2.54 cm, Bottom: 2.54 cm
Format B5: 18.2 cm wide and 25.7 cm in height
Headers to 2 cm and footers to 1 cm
The first page of each submission
should have, separated from the text body:
TITLE of the article,
Names of authors, in the desired order with, for each, title, organization or university affiliation
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The article should be preceeded by an ABSTRACT not exceeding 150 words and five key words in French and English (French is not mandatory if the article is in English).
References
They should be included at the end of the text in the following format:
Author's name (in small capitals) - space - First name(s) initial(s), point, comma.
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Book: book title in italics, comma, publisher, place of publication, year of release, point.
E.g.: DUPONT J., Economie du travail, Editions Ouvrières, Paris, 1999.
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Article: title of article "in quotes, comma, title of journal or book in italics, comma, serial number, volume, month, year of publication, pages, a single point.
E.g. Durant F., « Economie d'énergie », Revue Verte, tome XXXII, N°3, March, 2007, p3.-33.
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