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The SJEAS in general follows the Chicago Manual of style; however, the journal's own style predominates and therefore contributors are suggested to observe and follow the SJEAS's text convention closely. Manuscripts can be sent either as a MS word file or a HWP word file.
Citations
1.) The preferred style of reference is parenthetical citation by author and date.
For example, (Smith 2000, 80).
2.) In parenthetical citations, the surname of the author (or authors' surnames connected by "and" if two
authors, or the first author's surname followed by "et al." If more than two authors) and year of
publication and page numbers should be given, e.g., (Barfield 1989), (Franke and Twichett 1994,
35-39), (Kim et al. 1994, 118), or according to Kim (2001, 112).
3.) Where more than one reference is cited, they should be placed with the oldest date first, e.g., (Fletcher
1968, 210; Barfield 1989; Mote 1999, 125). If more than one reference by the same author is cited, the
name need not be repeated. For example, (Kim 1983, 1987a, 1987b, 1991; Yi 1995). If more than one
author listed in the references has the same surname; the full name should be cited to avoid confusion.
For example, (Kang Man'gil 2004).
4.) Footnotes should be kept to an absolute minimum and are reserved for and restricted to only those
explications that cannot be readily fit into the narrative text. Footnotes may contain parenthetical
citations to other published works, with the full bibliographic entries appearing in the bibliography.
Romanization
The SJEAS uses the following systems of Romanization.
Korean- The New Official Government System, (2000) is preferred;
however, the McCune-Reischauer System is also accepted. Since two systems cannot be
used concurrently, only one system should be used throughout an article.
Japanese- The transcription used in Kenkyusha's New Japanese-English Dictionary
(3rd and later editions).
Chinese- The pinyin system as found in the Xiandai hanyu cidian published by the institute of the
Chinese Academy of Science (Beijing Shangwuyin Shuguan, 1978).
Copyrights
Submission of a paper will be taken to imply that it is unpublished and is not being considered for
publication elsewhere, as well as the fact that author will automatically agree that upon acceptance of the article, its copyright is owned by the Academy of East Asian Studies at Sungkyunkwan University.
Permissions
Contributors are responsible for obtaining permission to reproduce any materials, including photographs and illustrations, which do not hold copyright. This is to ensure that appropriate acknowledgements are included in the manuscript.
Text Convention and Proofs
The SJEAS reserves the right to make changes, according to the journal's standards, on stylistic and linguistic errors, as well as improper usage of words in the manuscript
How to Submit
Manuscripts should be submitted electronically via SJEAS online at http://sjeas.skku.edu. The
"Submission" button on the homepage will connect you to the journal's online manuscript system.
There are separate submission buttons for "Article" and "Book review." Please choose appropriately.
Fill in the blanks in the form and attach the manuscript and curriculum vitae files.
You may also send files to the managing editor at sjeas@skku.edu.
For further queries, please contact
MANUSCRIPT EDITOR
Sungkyun Journal of East Asian Studies
Academy of East Asian Studies
Sungkyunkwan University
53 Myeongnyun-dong 3-ga, Jongno-gu, Seoul, 110-745, Korea
sjeas@skku.edu
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