期刊名称：JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
The Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, the quarterly publication of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, has published provocative research for over forty years. Drawing on a rich interdisciplinary cross-section of scholarship -- including religion, sociology, political science, and psychology -- the journal offers perspectives on national and international issues such as brainwashing and cults, religious persecution, and right wing authoritarianism. The journal is an exciting and timely publication to keep readers current with the role and impact of religion in today's world.
Instructions to Authors
TopAuthor Guidelines
Submit four (4) copies, according to the style guidelines. Authors should keep copies of their manuscripts. A processing fee of $10.00 must accompany submissions by nonmembers of the Society. (In the case of plural authorship, one author must hold membership.) Nonmembers outside the U.S. must send either cash (U.S. dollars) or money orders drawn in U.S. dollars. A non member may choose to join the Society at the time the article is submitted, in which case the fee will be waived.
Please submit articles to the Editor:
Rhys H. Williams
Department of Sociology
PO Box 210378
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0378
email: jssr@uc.edu
STYLE GUIDELINES
To facilitate an interdisciplinary format, JSSR continues to correspond closely with the 13th edition of The Chicago
Manual of Style (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1961, 1982). A style sheet is also available from JSSR;
however, the following general rules apply:
Submission and Preparation of Manuscripts
1. Send manuscripts to
Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, c/o Rhys H. Williams, Editor
Department of Sociology,
PO Box 210378,
University of Cincinnati,
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0378,
(513) 556-4717; Fax: (513) 556-0057. e-mail: jssr@uc.edu
Nonmembers must include a $10 processing fee (or may join the Society at time of submission and have feewaived). Checks or other instruments must be drawn in U.S. dollars.
2. Submit 4 hard copies, and an electronic version of each manuscript. Submissions should be 35 pages maximum for articles and 15 pages for research notes, including all supporting materials. Number all pages consecutively.
3. To help expedite and facilitate copy editing:
?Double space entire manuscript, including abstracts, extracts, notes, references, captions, etc.
?Leave margins of at least 1" on top, bottom, and sides. Do not justify right-hand margins or use automatic
hyphenation on word processor.
?Keep format simple, minimizing the use of boldface, all capitals, centering, etc. Underline to indicate
italicized material.
4. Submit a cover page stating date submitted, title, acknowledgments, and information on author(s) to include
position, affiliation, and mailing address. Omit name(s) of author(s) elsewhere in the manuscript, except when
citing previous work, which should always be done in the third person and in such a way that reviewers cannot
identify author(s). BE SURE REVIEW COPIES ARE ANONYMOUS.
5. Include a brief abstract (100-150 words). Include title on abstract page, but omit name(s) of author(s).
6. Notes will be allowed only for content - not references - and only when necessary. Prepare notes on separate
pages (if your word processor has the capability for bottom-of-page footnotes, do not use that feature). Place
notes at end of manuscript.
7. Place tables, charts, etc. last, with one table/figure per page. Approximate the location of each within the text,
e.g., "Table 1 about here."
Citations
Identify all sources within the text, using the author-date system as described in detail on pp. 401-02 of The
Chicago Manual of Style (1982). Citations in the text must agree exactly with the list of references. All sources
that appear in the one place must appear in the other.
Reference Format
1. List all references alphabetically, as shown in Reference Examples below. For multiple sources by the same
author(s), list chronologically from earliest to most recent.
2. Make all references as complete as possible, including volume numbers for journals.
3. Follow examples below for references. If questions remain, refer to The Chicago Manual of Style (1982),
especially p. 422 and pp. 463-64 (Style B), or request a detailed style sheet from JSSR.
Reference Examples
Greeley, Andrew. 1972. The denominational society. Glenview, IL: Scott, Foresman.
Iannaccone, Laurence R. 1992. Sacrifice and stigma: Reducing free-riding in cults, communes, and other collectives.
Journal of Political Economy 100(2): 271-91.
Slee, Nicola. 1991. Cognitive development studies of religious thinking. In Stages of faith and religious development,
edited by James Fowler, Karl Nipknow, and Friedrich Schweitzer, 130-48. New York: Crossroads.
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Editorial Board
Editorial Information
Editor
Rhys H. Williams
Department of Sociology
PO Box 210378
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, OH, 45221-0378
Phone +1 513-556-4717
Fax +1 513-556-0057
Email: rhys.williams@uc.edu
Book Review Editor
Joy Charlton
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore, PA 19081
Phone +1 610-328-8196
Fax +1 610-328-8056
Email: jcharlt1@swarthmore.edu
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