The articles submitted to the journal should not have been published anywhere before and should not have been decided for publication. “APA 6” Edition is used in the citation and bibliography writing of our journal. For this reason, references should be shown in the text and footnotes should not be used unless necessary.

1. Title: The title should be compatible with the content of the article, expressing the content best, and it should be written in bold with 14 font size "Candara" and ALL CAPS.

2. Author name and institution information: On the title page, the authors' Name-Surname, Title, Institution Information, email and Orcid ID should be written as specified in the template.

3. Abstract: At the beginning of the article, there should be a Turkish-English summary of maximum 250 words expressing the subject in a short and concise manner. References, figures and table numbers should not be mentioned in the abstract.

4. Keywords: At the bottom of the abstract, keywords consisting of at least 4 and at most 8 words should be given. Each word of the keywords must be Capitalized and a comma must be used between them.

5. Main Chapters: The texts can include pictures, figures, maps, etc. It should not exceed 35 pages (9,000 words) including its appendices. Manuscripts to be sent to the journal should be written with 12 pt "Candara" font, justified on both sides, with 1.5 lines and 12nk paragraph spacing. However, the tables, figures, pictures, graphics and the like should not exceed the 12x17 cm area so that they do not go beyond the page dimensions of the journal and are easier to use. Therefore, tables, figures, pictures, graphics, etc. should be use 10 pt and single spacing. References should be written with 1 line spacing and 12 nk paragraph spacing.

6. Chapter Titles: Main and sub-titles can be used in the article, provided that it is compatible with the content. The first letter of each word should be written in Capital letters without giving numbers to these headings.

7. Tables and Figures: Tables should have numbers and titles. Tables, figures, pictures, graphics and the like sent to the journal should not exceed 12x17 cm in order not to go beyond the page dimensions of the journal and to be used more easily. Therefore, tables, figures, pictures, graphics, etc. elements can use 10 points or smaller and single spacing.

8. Pictures: High resolution, scanned in print quality and must be sent as an attachment to the article. In naming pictures, the rules in figures and tables should be followed.

Figures, tables and pictures should not exceed 10 pages (one third of the article). Authors with technical means can place figures, tables and pictures in their places in the text, provided that they can be printed exactly.

9. Quotations and References: Direct quotations should be given in quotation marks. Quotations longer than 3 lines should be written 1.5 cm from the right and left of the line, in block form and in 10 pt with 1.5 line spacing. The use of footnotes should be avoided as much as possible, only explanations should be used and (Office Word) automatic numbering should be used.

10. Process: The articles sent for publication are passed through the stages of PRE-CONTROL, Plagiarism SCAN, REFEREE EVALUATION and TURKISH-ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONTROL. The work, which does not pass this process even though it has been examined three times during the Pre-Check stage, is returned to the author and is not processed again in the same publication period. Studies that pass the Pre-Check stage are included in the evaluation process in which at least two referees are assigned within the framework of the double-blind refereeing principle.

11. Citation: The template in the link should be taken as a basis for the figurative order of the above information, the titling system, and the spellings such as capital-small-bold.

Link:

(Cruz, 2016, p. 50)

(Berger and Luckmann, 1966, p. 50)

(Ulker et al., 2020, p. 50)

Cruz, G. T. (2016). Toward a Theology of Migration: Social Justice and Religious Experience. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.

Berger, P. L. and Luckmann, T. (1966). The Social Construction of Reality. New York: Penguin Putnam.

Wyller, T. (2019). ‘Something More’: The Citizenship Performativity of Religiously Founded Refugee Projects. In Refugee Protection and Civil Society in Europe (pp. 269-290). Switzerland: Springer.

Pandir, M., Efe, I. and Paksoy, A. F. (2016). A Content Analysis on the Representation of Syrian Refugees in the Turkish Press. Marmara İletişim Dergisi, (24), 1-26.

If any, Author Surname, A.. Syrians Under Our Temporary Protection. (date of article writing). General Directorate of Migration Management. Accessed from https://www.goc.gov.tr/gecici-korumamiz-altindaki-suriyeliler on 16.11.2020.