SUBMISSIONS
Manuscripts
should be submitted electronically to the two editors listed
below as an attached Microsoft Word document. 200-word abstracts that
describe the thesis of the paper should be provided as well.
NOTES AND
CITATIONS
Discursive notes
should be kept to a minimum but numbered consecutively and
collected together as endnotes after the end of the text and prior to the
References. They usually include the name of the author, the title of his work
and its year of publication, and the specific pages numbers being cited. For
example:
... as
Richard Trask, Pictures of the Pain (1994),
p. 45, observes ...
In his major
study of the JFK assassination, Bloody
Treason (1997),
Noel Twyman reports ...
Quotes of more
than four lines in length should be indented
and conclude with a citation that identifies its source; thus:
|
This meant that the incontrovertible proofs in the
photographs |
For other
examples, see recent issues of Assassination
Research.
REFERENCES
References
should be listed at the end of the article following the
Notes in alphabetical and chronological order. References to books
should include the author’s name; year of publication; title in full
in italics; volume number (if appropriate), with pages numbers
cited, if any. The following format should be used:
Twyman, N.
(1997), Bloody Treason (Rancho Santa
Fe, CA:
Laurel Publishing, 1997).
Mantik, D.
W. (2000), “Paradoxes of the JFK Assassination: The
Medical Evidence Decoded,” in J. Fetzer, ed., Murder in
2000), pp. 219–297.
In the case of
journals, the formatting requirements are similar:
Fetzer, J.
H. (1998), “Artful Deceptions and Other Fallacies: A Page
from Posner,” The Fourth Decade (January
1998), pp. 8–12.
Make sure the
title of the journal consistently appears in italics.
COPYRIGHT
Copyrights will
be established in the name of each author published.
EDITORIAL
ADDRESSES
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James H. Fetzer jfetzer@d.umn.edu |
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John P. Costella john.costella@gmail.com |