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稿 須 知 Call for Papers

 (一) 本刊接納原創性研究,所有稿件以未曾刊載為限,不得一稿兩投。一旦在本刊刊載,文章版權歸屬本刊。

 (二) 中文稿件須用繁體中文,存成Word文檔,並以電子郵件附件投稿至jcs1@hku.hk

 (三) 中文文稿須提供中、英文標題、摘要(不超過250字)、關鍵詞(46個,以逗號分隔),以及作者的全        名、職稱、工作機構、電郵地址。

 (四) 文稿一般以15,000字為限,包括正文及註釋。書評通常在3,000字以內,無需加標題、摘要或章節小標題,        並盡量避免使用註釋。

 (五) 文稿採用腳注而非尾註,在文中按次序標出。文後無需列出參考書目。

 (六) 不合乎本刊格式及稿例要求的文章將被退回給作者修訂。作者須按指定時間返稿。

 (七) 在正式出版前,文章排校版通常以.pdf文件發給作者修訂。作者此時不宜作重大修改,須在指定時間內將

      修改版發回。本刊編輯如未及時收到修改稿,將不會進行後續出版程序。

1.  The Journal accepts a manuscript on the understanding that it represents original, unpublished work, and is not under consideration         for publication elsewhere. Once it is accepted for publication, the copyright for the article resides with the Journal.
 

2.  Manuscripts should be submitted electronically as email attachments in MS Word format (.doc or .docx) to jcs1@hku.hk.​

3.  All manuscripts should include a title, abstract (maximum 250 words), and keywords (4 to 6, capitalize first letter of major words,        use comma to separate words) in both English and Chinese, together with the author’s full name, title, institution name, and email          address.

4.  In general, a manuscript should not exceed 15,000 words, including the main text and footnotes. Book reviews are normally within         3,000 words, and no need to add the title, abstract, and sub-headings. Footnotes should be kept to a minimum.

5.  Footnotes, not endnotes, should be used; they should be numbered consecutively throughout the work. A separate bibliography is           not necessary.
 

6.  Manuscripts not conforming to the Journal’s format and style requirements will be returned to the author for correction. Acceptance       for any particular issue is made subject to the return date stipulated.
 

7.  Galley proofs will normally be sent to authors in .pdf format before publication. Corrections in proof should be kept to a minimum.       These must be returned within two weeks of receipt by email. The Editors of the Journal will not proceed to publication without             having received corrected proofs

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