The Arab Center welcomes researchers to submit papers to be published, or to be presented at conferences adhering to the guidelines detailed below:
Appendix 1: Reference style for footnotes and bibliography
Name of Author, Title of Book, Name of Translator or Editor (if necessary), Edition (Place of Publication: Publisher, Publication Date), page number.
Example: James Piscatori, Islam in a World of Nation - States , (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986), 116.
Author's name, "Title of Article", Title of Journal, volume and/or issue number (year of publication), page number.
Example: Shahram Chubin, “Iran's Power in Context,” Survival 51, no.1 (2009): 165.
These references should be mentioned in the footnotes only, not the bibliography, as follows:
Example: Ian Black, "Assad Urges US to Rebuild Diplomatic Road to Damascus," The Guardian, 17/2/2009.
To quote articles posted on websites, sources should be referenced, in the footnotes and not the bibliography, as follows: Name of Author (if given), “Title of Article or Report”, Name of the Series (if any), Name of the Website, Date of publication (if given), date of last access, Website Link.
Example: Yale Salahi, "Yale Lending Name to Racist Conference," The Electronic Intifada, September 3 2010, Last Accessed August 1 2017, at: http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article11505.shtml
‘Israel as a Legally Codified “Jewish Nation”’, Situation Assessment, Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies, May 17 2017, Last Accessed August 1 2017, at: http://english.dohainstitute.org/release/4b34402b-72ba466c-88b0-dd121077eb5b