Note: Please prepare your manuscript using the MS Word article template provided below. Our journal has decided to publish all articles with English Extended Abstract starting from 2024.

If the article do not comply with the writing rules, it is returned to the author.

A special issue titled "Imperial Policies in Jerusalem: Society and Politics in Jerusalem under Ottoman and British Administration" will be published on March 31, 2025. You can submit your articles until December 2024. Authors who will submit articles to the special issue to be published in 2025 must select the special issue in the system.

Click here for the Article Template. 

1. Articles to be sent to the journal must be written in new versions of MS WORD.

2. Manuscripts submitted for publication must include an abstract, bibliography and an extended summary of at least 750-1000 words.

3.. Title, Institution (University, Faculty, Department), city/country, email and ORCID information must be complete in the article.

4. Articles to be sent to the journal must contain "title", "abstract" and "keywords" in Turkish and English.

5. The article abstract must consist of at least 250 words.

6. “Keywords” should include at least 5 words and phrases that show what the topic is about.

7. The sources used in the article should be given both in footnotes and in the bibliography.

8. The bibliography should be edited according to the writing rules of  The Chicago Manual of Style 16

9. APPENDICES are listed at the end of the article as APPENDIX 1.. Additional titles are written in 8-point font at the top of the shared photo.

10. Footnotes should be edited according to the writing rules of The Chicago Manual of Style 16th Edition.

11. The font should be "Palatino Linotype."

12. The font size should be "10 points.”

13. The article text must be sent within the article template on the website.

14. Article text line spacing should be set to "Single".

15.The Extended Abstract in English should be written with a title on a new page after the bibliography.