Author Guidelines

The Review welcomes original and previously unpublished articles that fall within the scope of the journal and follow internationally sanctioned scientific standards. Submissions are free of charge.

Registration and login are required in order to submit items online and to check the status of current submissions.

Articles must not exceed 9000 words in total (using double space and 12 font size) and must be written in MS Office or Open Office.

Citations in the text should follow the referencing style used by the American Psychological Association (APA style) https://apastyle.apa.org

https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/references/examples

References (quotations from) to books and to articles should be in brackets (within the text or as footnotes) and should include the authors’ name, the year of publication and the pages(s), as follows: when the citation refers to a work by an author (Green, 2006, p. 205), when the citation refers to several works (Tsoukalas, 1996, A’, pp. 201 -221; Voulgaris, 1994, p. 45). When reference is made to several works  the semi-colon sign is used. To repeat the same reference immediately below, use:  op.cit.:105. When the reference to a book is repeated further down in the text, use: op.cit.,: page(s) (Anderson, op.cit., p. 50).

Footnotes are displayed at the bottom of the page. The number of each footnote is written clearly (without brackets) after the word and the punctuation mark: Sociology, [1]

Submitted articles are accompanied by:

a)      an abstract in Greek (up to 10 lines or 100 words)

b)      an abstract in English (as above)

c)      the full name(s) of the author(s) and the title of the work in English

d)     the title  (researcher, teacher, doctoral candidate, etc)  of the author(s) in English and in Greek and their e-mail addresses

e)      keywords: up to five, below the abstracts:                                        

keywords: urbaninequalities, racistmobilization (after the abstract in English)                                                                                                        

f) a short CV, using the following format:

·         Name

·         Surname

·         University titles

·         Scientific expertise and areas of interest

·         Employment/Profession

·         Contact information, e-mail, telephone numbers

The section headings of the article should be written in large caps, whilst sub-titles in small caps.

The numbering of headings and sub-sections (if applicable) should be as follows: 

1.  1.1.  1.2.

2.  2.1.  2.2. etc.

- If the article contains tables and diagrams, or charts, the originals must also be sent.

- Translations can be considered for publication only if the original text is unpublished.

References are written at the end of the article, in alphabetical order. References in Greek are written first, followed by those in English, as below:

Referencing system according to APA style

When reference is made to a book, the sources should be listed in alphabetical order as follows: author (year). book title (in italics). country or city: name of publishers.

A reference to a journal article is written as follows: author (year). article title. journal’s title (in italics), volume (number), pages.

Βauman, Z. (1993). Postmodern ethics. Blackwell. (for a book)

Mouzelis, N. (1995). Greece in the twenty-first century: Ιnstitutions and political culture. In D. Constas and Th. G. Stavrou (eds), Greece prepares for the twenty-first century (pp. 17-34). The Woodrow Milson Center Press. (for a contribution in a collective volume)

Hodgson, L. (2004). Manufactured civil society: Counting the cost. Critical Social Policy, 24 (2), pp. 139-164. doi: 10.1177/0261018304041948 (for a contribution in a journal)

The titles of books and journal articles should be written in small caps. Only the initial letter of each word must be written in large caps.

All articles are checked for plagiarism.