Author Guidelines

Format requirements

• Cambria font;
• 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;
• figures and tables are placed in the middle, numbered, and named above the content, in 10, 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 10 italic font;
• please send figures, pictures, and tables as well as diagrams separately;
• 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).

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;
• references with a DOI must include the DOI in the reference list;
• 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.

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.