期刊名称：JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN SOCIAL POLICY
 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 of European Social Policy provides unrivalled coverage of key European social policy issues and developments. It regularly features shorter Research Notes, Book Reviews, review essays, and every issue includes a Digest section which offers an invaluable guide to the latest European legislation and research.
The Journal of European Social Policy is an interdisciplinary forum for research and debate on developments in the European Union, as well as providing invaluable comparative research on all countries in the EU and beyond. Articles range from explanations of policy developments to evaluations of policy outcomes, and include analyses of the role of international organizations, and the voluntary and private sectors in social policy.
The journal provides comprehensive coverage of a wide range of social policy issues, including: ageing, pensions and social security, poverty and social exclusion, education, training and labour market policies, family policies, health and social care services, gender, migration, privatisation, and Europeanisation.
Instructions to Authors
Submissions should be sent as email attachments to the Editor at JESP@bath.ac.uk. If this is not possible, hard copies of submissions, accompanied by electronic versions saved to diskette or CD, can be sent to the Editor, Journal of European Social Policy
Department of Social and Policy Sciences,
University of Bath, Bath BA2 7AY. All content of the Journal is refereed, with the exception of book reviews. Submissions not conforming to the following instructions will be returned without reviewing.
1. Length Papers must be submitted in English and must not exceed 8,000 words in length, including endnotes.
2. Anonymisation Two versions of each submission must be provided, one of which must be fully anonymised. Anonymistion includes references to authors acknowledgements, title page and any electronic author identification. Papers must be provided in MS Word or rich text format. The final version of the accepted paper must be provided in MS Word format.
3. Text preamble Submissions must include a short but informative title on the first page. An abstract of maximum 150 words, indicating the paper's argument, approach and findings must be provided on the second page of the manuscript, along with five keywords.
4. Title page The title page of the non-anonymised version must include the full postal, email and telephone contact details of every author. The corresponding author must be clearly identified at the time of submission.
5. Tables and line diagrams should be provided at the end (not incorporated into the typescript); their position for eventual insertion should be keyed into the text.
Any acknowledgements should appear at the end of the text.
No more than three levels of subheading should be used. Indicate in the left-hand margin the level of heading required (A, B, C).
Underline words that are to appear in italic; circle in red words to appear in bold.
Spelling should follow that of the Oxford English Dictionary; authors are responsible for consistency in spelling and nomenclature.
Use Arabic numerals for all page numbers, tables, diagrams, etc.
Footnotes should not be used. If necessary, add 'Endnotes' in numerical sequence on the final page, referred to in text as (1), (2), etc.
6. References Use the Harvard system, which in the text cites authors and year of publication, and the full reference in a List of References at the end of the main text. For example:
Biggs, A. J., Hollis, J. and Parker, B. (1989) 'The European Monetary System', Journal of Political Studies 4 (5): 33-42.
Hudson, P. J. (1988) Capital Politics. London: Croom Helm.
Morgan, R. H. and Askew, S. (1989) 'International Economic Policy', in D. Pierson and H. Aitken (eds) World Politics. London: Macmillan.
In text these references should appear as follows:
Biggs et al. (1989); Hudson (1988); Morgan and Askew (1989)
Note: If two or more publications in the same year are cited for one author, add a, b, etc. after the date.
7. Tables These should be typed (double line-spaced) on separate sheets and contain only horizontal rules. Tables should be numbered consecutively throughout and include a short, descriptive title. Any relevant footnotes should be placed below and identified using *, daggers, etc.
8. Illustrations All line diagrams are termed 'Figures' and referred to as such in the typescript. They should be numbered consecutively.
Line diagrams should be presented in a form suitable for immediate reproduction (i.e. not requiring redrawing by the Publisher), each on a separate A4 sheet. They should be reproducible to a final printed width of either 63mm (single column) or 130mm (double column) and a maximum depth of 196 mm. Labels (i.e. letters within the boundary of the diagram) should use initial capital letters for the first word only (except for proper nouns). Figures will be reduced in size for a final height of 2 mm for capitals when printed.
All figure captions should be numbered corresponding to the order referred to in the text, and typed out in full. Provide captions as a separate list.
9. Non-sexist use of language The Journal is committed to a non-sexist use of language. Avoid, for example, the use of masculine pronouns (he, him, his), unless specifically referring to a male.
10. Copyright Authors submitting manuscripts do so on the understanding that the work has not been submitted for publication elsewhere, not published previously and, should the work be accepted for publication, that: (a) the author(s) obtain the necessary permission to use material already protected by copyright; and (b) copyright of previously unpublished material will be transferred to SAGE Publications Ltd. Copyright transfer forms will be forwarded to the author(s) following acceptance of the typescript for publication.
Authors will receive a bound copy and access to the final pdf of their article.
11. Book Reviews
Authors wishing to review books, submit completed book reviews, or those wishing to send books for review should contact the Book Reviews Editor, Daniel Clegg, at Daniel.Clegg@sciences-po.fr
12. JESP/ESPAnet Doctoral Researcher Prize Authors wishing to submit papers for consideration for this prize should email JESP@bath.ac.uk for details of guidelines and rules.
Editorial Board
Editor:
Emma Carmel University of Bath, UK
Honorary Editors:
Ian Gough University of Bath, UK
Graham Room University of Bath, UK
Book Review Editor:
Daniel Clegg CEVIPOF, Paris, France
Editorial Board:
Digest Editor
Philippe Pochet Observatoire Social Europ¨¦en, Belgium
Editorial Board
Jens Alber Social Science Research Center, Berlin
Jos Berghman University of Leuven, Belgium
Francis G Castles University of Edinburgh, UK
Nick Ellison University of Durham, UK
Gosta Esping-Anderson Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain
Maurizio Ferrera Universita degli Studi del Lavoro e del Welfare, Italy
Janet Gornick City University of New York, USA
Ana M. Guillen Universidad De Oviedo, Spain
Olli Kangas Danish National Institute for Social Research, Copenhagen, Denmark
Stein Kuhnle University of Bergen, Norway
Stephan Leibfried University of Bremen, Germany
Julia O'Connor National Economic and Social Council, Ireland
Bruno Palier CNRS and CEVIPOF, Paris, France
Serge Paugam Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, France
Martin Pot&BAD:uring;&BAD:cscaron;ek Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic
Martin Rhodes European University Institute, Italy
G Rodriguez Cabrero University of Alcala, Spain
Guy Standing International Labour Office, Geneva, Switzerland
Wim van Oorschot Tilburg University, The Netherlands
Georg Vobruba University of Leipzig, Germany
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