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Historical
Inquiryis a biannual publication, with issues published in June and December, but welcomes new submissions anytime during the year. As a rule, authors should submit one article at a time. Submissions that have gone through an initial evaluation process by the editorial board will be sent to scholars in relevant fields for peer review. A final decision based on the reviewers' reports will be made by the editorial board. We employ the double-blind peer review process and authors are requested not to reveal their identities in the text. Authors will be notified of the results at the earliest possible moment.
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Submissions can be either in Chinese or English. Research articles in Chinese should be between 10,000 and 30,000 characters in length (inclusive of footnotes and Chinese and English abstracts, and exclusive of bibliography). Discussions articles and book review essays should not exceed 10,000 characters or 3000 words. Research articles in English should not exceed 10,000 words (inclusive of footnotes and abstracts, and exclusive of bibliography). Exceptions can occasionally be made in special cases.
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Do not simultaneously submit the same manuscript to another publication. All manuscripts submitted to Historical Inquiry must be original, previously unpublished, and not under consideration for possible publication elsewhere (including on the internet or as part of a book). For papers presented at a conference, authors should ensure that no conference proceedings have been or will be published. If the research is funded (such as by National Science and Technology Council or other organization), please provide the name of the funding agency and the project number. If we discover that an author has published the same article in another publication, we reserve the right to refuse publication of that author's articles in the future.
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Translation of masterpieces of historical literature into Chinese, accompanied by critical commentaries and expository annotations, will also be considered. Translation essay should be between 10,000 and 30,000 characters in length.
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Authors are responsible for obtaining permission to reproduce lengthy quotations, charts, tables, photographs, maps, etc. The Historical
Inquiry is not responsible for copyright violations. Authors may not infringe upon the rights of others through plagiarism, reproduction, personal attacks, or in any other fashion. The journal will not be legally responsible for such acts.
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Contributors of accepted manuscripts should grant free license to the Department of History of National Taiwan University, National Taiwan University Press Center, and other organizations authorized by the Department of History or National Taiwan University Press Center, to edit the articles and to duplicate, translate, transmit, and archive them in paper and electronic form, and also to allow readers to download and print them.
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The author of an accepted article has the right to republish it in a collection of his/her essays. Anyone else, regardless of the purpose, must obtain our permission to reprint, republish or reproduce an article in any form.
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Contributors will not be remunerated for their published work. All authors will receive two paperback copies of the issue in which their work published, as well as twenty offprints and digital format (pdf file) of their articles.
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All submissions (except for book reviews) should include the following, in both English and Chinese: manuscript title, author’s name, abstract, and a list of 4-8 keywords.
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English abstracts should not exceed 500 words. Chinese abstracts should not exceed 500 characters. A list of all the works cited should be appended to an article. For reviews of books written in Chinese, please include the author’s name and a translation of the title in English.
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Contributors should list their full name, professional affiliation, current position, mailing address, telephone numbers, and e-mail address on the first page of the manuscripts.
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All submissions must be prepared on the computer, using Microsoft Word or other common word processor software. Please send the Word or PDF file as an e-mail attachment to ntuhistin@ntu.edu.tw. Any inquiries should be sent to:
Editorial Board, Historical
Inquiry
Department of History, National Taiwan
University
No. 1, Section 4, Roosevelt Rd., Taipei,
106319 Taiwan, R.O.C.
Tel: 886-2-33664702
e-mail: ntuhistin@ntu.edu.tw