Spelling rules

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The scientific journal IDEIS JOURNAL publishes research articles in the following fields: Educational Sciences, Humanities and Religious Sciences.

The aim, objectives and research methodology set by the author should be clearly stated in the articles. Authors are responsible for the accuracy of the information presented in the articles and the quality of the translation of the text into other languages. The Editorial Board of the Journal is not responsible for unreliable information contained in published articles.

An article submitted for publication should, as a rule, be accompanied by the recommendation of the institution in which the work is carried out and the review of leading scientists (in scientific works that are deemed necessary and necessary).

Particular attention should be paid to clarity, brevity, accuracy and consistency of style in the presentation of the manuscript. The article should consist of an introduction, main content and conclusion, and should also include a bibliography of the literature used.

Scientific studies should be designed in accordance with scientific research techniques and methods.

 

Publication Rules

 

• All accepted manuscripts are subjected to an impartial and objective blind review process and checked for plagiarism. The originality rate of the article must be at least 85%. Articles that do not meet these requirements will not be considered for publication.

• The cited literature should be given at the end of the article in the order of citation. The reference list should contain at least 10 and at most 15 references. Citation of articles published in IDEIS JOURNAL is encouraged.

• The Editorial Board reserves the right to shorten and edit articles.

• Articles should be submitted to the Editorial Board via the IDEIS JOURNAL link at www.ideis.nl or by sending an e-mail to ideisjournal@ideis.nl .

• Submission of papers previously published in other publications is not permitted.

• Article format and length

 

Article Structure

 

1.Title of the Article: Articles should be prepared in English as the language of publication. If deemed necessary, it can also be published in Dutch and Turkish.

2.Author Information: All necessary information about the author should be provided in English:

• Surname, Name

• Academic degree and title

• Organisation and position

• Telephone number, fax number and e-mail address

3.Abstract: The scientific work must include an abstract in English between 150 and 220 words.

4.Keywords: Keywords in the abstract should be limited between 3 and 5 words.

5.Formatting: The manuscript should be submitted electronically, formatted in Times New Roman 12 font, double-spaced (computer setting: 1.5).

6.Page Layout:

• Left margin: 3 cm

• Top and bottom margin: 2 cm

• Right margin: 1.5 cm

7.Page Limitation: The total length of the manuscript should not exceed 20 pages, including literature, tables and illustrations.

 

Bibliography organisation guide

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Footnotes and Bibliography

 

References to all sources should be presented as footnotes. In formatting these references in footnotes, authors should follow the Author-Date system specified in the 18th edition of The Chicago Manual of Style.

The following principles should be followed when citing references in footnotes:

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• The expression "ibid." should not be used.

• When a source is cited for the first time, full bibliographic information should be given.

• Subsequent references to the same source should use an appropriately abbreviated title as specified in The Chicago Manual of Style 18th edition.

• All references should be presented as completely and accurately as possible, including the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) if available.

 

In addition to footnotes, there should be a separate "Bibliography" section at the end of the study, which includes all works cited. This bibliography should be organised in accordance with the Author-Date system in the 18th edition of The Chicago Manual of Style.