Author Guidelines

Format requirements

• Cambria font;
• page size: B5;
• title of the article: Headline 1, capital letters, font size 11, bold, centered, with a 10-point blank line below;
• the name of the author(s): normal, small capital, font size 11, centered, with two 10-point blank lines below;
• the main text: font size 10, separated;
• single line spacing;
• normal margin: 2.5 cm in the circle;
• tab indentation at the first line of paragraphs - paragraphs under titles and lists and after empty lines are exceptions;
• the title of the chapter is marked in font size 11, the titles of the larger sections are in bold, and the smaller ones are in italics; in the case of enumeration, we use the black dots also visible in this document;
• footnotes: font size 8 (Cambria), placed at the bottom of the page, closed to the left;
• do not use endnotes;
• figures and tables are placed in the middle, numbered, and named above the content, in 9 italic font; in the case of figures, the appropriate resolution, min. Image files (JPG or TIF) with a width of 1000 pixels should be preferred;
• source designation of figures and tables: below, aligned to the right, with 9 italic font;
• tables should fit on one, maximum two printed pages (B5 page size!), and please avoid landscape tables if possible;
• please send figures, pictures, and tables as well as diagrams separately;
• we use a period as a decimal separator (3.14 = three whole fourteen hundredths), but we use a comma to separate the thousands from the fifth digit (12,340 = twelve thousand three hundred and forty); whole numbers less than 10 are written in letters, with a few exceptions: sentences containing numbers less than and greater than 10 (2-12 years), equations, statistics (2/20), and unit numbers (8 mg); numbers with two or more digits must be written in digits, unless they appear at the beginning of the sentence;
• years: always write out all four digits: 1971-1973 instead of 1971-73, 2000-2006 instead of 2000-6, 1990s instead of '90s;
• the length of a publication can be a minimum of 7 pages and a maximum of 20 pages (number of characters: minimum 18,000 including spaces, maximum 72,000 characters).
• Please upload the title page as a separate document with the following information: title, name of the authors, institutions, status, e-mail address, ORCID. During the review process, we use a double blind review system, so authors should submit their manuscripts anonymously. The authors' names, titles, institutional and email addresses, and ORCID identifiers should be indicated in the title page document and uploaded separately.

The content structure of individual publications

• the short content summary of the publication approx. In 10 lines (abstract: what the publication is about, what we can use the extracted information for, in what broader context the topic can be inserted, etc.);
• presentation of larger topics; the length of individual topics and larger content units should be at least 1.5 pages;
• summary/conclusion;
• bibliography.

Citations, references

• to standardize the bibliography, we use the Harvard style format; a detailed description of this can be found: http://library.leeds.ac.uk/info/200232/referencing/817/new_how_do_i_insert_references_into_my_work/3
• the bibliography is placed at the end of the chapter;
• when compiling References, the list is given in alphabetical order by the last name of the first author;
• references with a DOI must include the DOI in the reference list, we recommend the website of Crossref to verify the existence of DOI;
• in the References list, internet pages should be cited in a separate block after books and journals, under the heading “Internet pages”; always indicate the download date after the referenced page (Last downloaded: 2019.09.26.), as the URL may no longer be available later;
• links and email addresses should not be underlined or written in blue (but the link may remain);
• the following formats are used for in-text citations:
• (Horváth 2004);
  • (Rekettye-Szűcs 2002);
  • (Csáky et al. 2007) – in case of more than three authors;
  • (Hrubos 2006, p. 668);
  • (Barakonyi 2004a, p. 179) – in the case of several articles published in the same year (a, b, c…)
  • (Neave 1991, in Hrubos 1996) – in the case of an edited volume.
• It is recommended that the references include relevant studies from The Hungarian Journal of Human Innovation Review. We also recommend that you also cite Hungarian authors in the given field of science.
• The author of the manuscript is responsible for arranging the copyrights of figures and images.

Language

• publications in Hungarian are published with an English abstract and keywords;
• English language papers are published with a Hungarian language abstract and keywords;
• regardless of the language, an English title and an English abstract are required for all publications.