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<P>Call for Submissions</P>
<P>INSIGHT TURKEY</P>
<P>Insight Turkey is a newly refereed quarterly, published by the SETA
Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research under the editorship of
Ihsan Dagi from the Middle East Technical University.</P>
<P>Currently in its 9th volume, Insight Turkey covers a broad range of topics
related to Turkish domestic and foreign policy. It is a policy-oriented journal
that aims to provide a forum for informed discussion on Turkish politics and
foreign policy as well as its adjacent regions such as the Middle East, the
Caucasus, the Balkans and Europe. Insight Turkey intends to present original
thinking by knowledgeable observers both from Turkey and abroad. </P>
<P>We publish four categories of material. Comments are 2,000-3,000-word pieces
that make a single, provocative point. Essays are more extensive
4,000-5,000-word pieces of analysis that comprise the body of the journal. Book
reviews are 700-1,500-word pieces of new books. 'Letters to the Editor' are
feedback from readers on material that has been published in previous issues.
'Letters to the Editor' intended for publication should be no more than 500
words and may be edited for space and style if selected.</P>
<P>We welcome unsolicited manuscripts and article proposals. All submissions
should be accompanied by a brief note describing the author's current and past
positions, recent publications, and relevant experience. </P>
<P>We accept submissions on a rolling basis. The following deadlines, however,
are worth keeping in mind in order for a piece to be considered for a particular
issue: for the Winter issue, January 10; for the Spring issue, April 10; for the
Summer issue, July 10; for the Fall issue, October 10.</P>
<P>Any questions on these or related editorial issues should be directed to the
Editor at insightturkey@setav.org or contact Insight Turkey at (+90) (312) 405
61 51.</P>
<P>Please send hardcopy material to: </P>
<P>Resit Galip Cad. Hereke Sokak No:10 GOP Cankaya ANKARA, TURKEY</P>
<P>STYLE AND FORMAT GUIDE</P>
<P>Authors are responsible for ensuring that their manuscripts conform to the
Insight Turkey style. The Editors will not undertake retyping of manuscripts
before publication. Authors whose first language is not English should have
their article read and corrected by a competent English linguist. </P>
<P>Particular attention is drawn to the following points: </P>
<P>Spelling </P>
<P>American spelling should be used throughout. Numbers from one to ten should
be spelled out, other numbers should be given as numerals. Dates should be in
the form April 8, 1999; 1996-99; the 1980s. Use percent rather than %. </P>
<P>Names </P>
<P>Use original spelling in languages that use Latin alphabet. For
transliteration of all other languages (such as Russian, Chinese, Arabic,
Persian, etc) into English, please seek advice from the Editors. </P>
<P>Sub-headings </P>
<P>Should be italic and in title case. Sub-sub-headings should be title case and
underlined. </P>
<P>Endnotes </P>
<P>The number of notes should be kept to a minimum. They should be numbered
consecutively throughout the article, using a raised numeral in the text, to
correspond to a list of notes placed at the end. </P>
<P>In the list of notes, consistency is most important in references to books,
articles and manuscript sources; note that initial capitals are used for all
nouns and important adjectives in titles. Some examples are given below. All of
the information shown must be included. </P>
<P>Books </P>
<P>Terence Walker, The Book Title, (New York: New York Publishing Co., 1999), p.
100. </P>
<P>Terence Walker (ed.), The Book Title (New York: New York Publishing Co.,
1999), pp. 100-102. </P>
<P>Terence Walker and Deborah Jones, The Book Title (New York: New York
Publishing Co., 1999), p. 100. Subsequent references should appear as: Smith,
The Book Title, p. 100. </P>
<P>Articles in Journals </P>
<P>Terence Walker, 'Article Title', Journal Name, Vol. #, No. # (Month, Year),
p. #. Subsequent references should appear as: Smith, 'Article Title', p. #. </P>
<P>Articles in Edited Books </P>
<P>Terence Walker, 'Article Title', in Mary Jones, Book Title (New York: New
York Pub1ishing Co., 1999), p.100. </P>
<P>Official Papers </P>
<P>Parliamentary Papers: Select Committee on Manufacturers (Parl. Papers, 1833,
VI), 0.456. </P>
<P>Theses </P>
<P>No italics (i.e. not underlined in typescript) for titles of unpublished
theses: </P>
<P>K.E. Thompson, "The Puritan Reformation of Manners, with Special Reference to
the Counties of Lancashire and Essex 1640-1660", unpublished Ph.D. thesis,
Cambridge University, 1974, Ch.2, p.36. In endnotes 'ibid.' should be used where
possible, but it should not be used where the previous note contains more than
one source. </P>
<P>Book reviews </P>
<P>Reviews should be preceded by full publication information, in the following
form: </P>
<P>Book Title (and translation if necessary) by First name, Last Name, (Place of
Publication: Publisher, Year), # of pages, price. The reviewer's name and
affiliation should appear at the end. </P>
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