Smjernice za autorice / Author Guidelines

Postupak objave

Predajom članka potvrđujem da rad nije istodobno predan drugdje na procjenu za objavljivanje u nekoj drugoj publikaciji.

Predajom članka potvrđujem da su pri istraživanju kao i pri prezentiranju rezultata istraživanja u članku poštivane etičke norme u odnosu na akademske norme rada kao i prema svim sudionicima istraživanja.

Predajom članka potvrđujem da sam za reprodukciju ili prilagodbu autorski zaštićenih priloga (fotografije, tablice i sl.) dobila dozvolu vlasnika autorskih prava.

Slanjem članka u uredništvo pristajem na pravila uredničkoga rada u cilju objavljivanja članka. Prije prihvaćanja prilozi prolaze uredničku redakciju, a zatim i anoniman recenzijski postupak . Autor priloga koji su recenzenti ocijenili pozitivno dužan je razmotriti komentare i sugestije recenzenata te, ako je potrebno, doraditi tekst ili pismeno obrazložiti neslaganje s recenzentom. Konačnu odluku o objavljivanju i ocjenu rada uredništvo donosi prema recenzijama i finalnoj verziji rada nakon autorske obrade recenzentskih komentara. Autor prihvaća konačnu odluku uredništva, a uredništvo se obvezuje objaviti rad.

Upute o oblikovanju

Preporučeni opseg radova je do 25 kartica ili 8000 riječi (uključujući sažetke, bilješke, literaturu i grafičke priloge). 

Na prvoj stranici rada potrebno je navesti sljedeće podatke: puni naslov i podnaslov članka, ime i prezime autorice, naziv i adresu institucije u kojoj je autorica zaposlena te adresu elektroničke pošte. Radovima treba priložiti sažetak opsega do 200 riječi, te popis ključnih riječi (do pet). 

Reference na druge tekstove ili izvore treba navesti u zagradi unutar teksta, npr. citat (Lehmann, 2006, str. 34–35) ili indirektni citat, parafraza (McConachie, 2008). Bilješke (fusnote) služe za dodatna objašnjenja, komentare ili digresije te se navode na dnu pojedine stranice. Sve stranice moraju biti numerirane. U popis literature (bibliografiji) na kraju članka treba uvrstiti sve i samo one radove koji su eksplicitno navedeni u tekstu, abecednim redom prema prezimenima autora te kronološkim redom za radove istog autora. Literatura se navodi u skladu s modelom Američke psihološke asocijacije čiji detaljan sustav navođenja možete pronaći ovdje: https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/references/examples. 

Primjeri navođenja najčešćih jedinica:

Jedan autor (monografija)

Dolmage, J. T. (2017). Academic Ableism: Disability and Higher Education. University of Michigan Press.

Dva ili više autora (monografija)

Dutt, D., Alves, C., Kesar, S. & Kvangraven I. H. (2025). Decolonizing Econimics: An Introduction. Polity Press.

Jedan urednik (zbornik)

Davis, L. J. (Ed.) (2017). The Disability Studies Reader, 5th edition. Routledge.

Dva  ili više urednika (zbornik)

Barnes, C. & Mercer, G. (Eds.) (2004). Implementing the Social Model of Disability: Theory and Research. The Disability Press.

Članak u časopisu

Portinari, S. (2023). Curatorial practices and 'intrinsically English' art. Museum History Journal, 16, 1, 99-117.

Članak u zborniku

Lei, D. P. (2019). Playful Yellowness: Rescuing Interculturalism from Millennial Orientalism. In McIvor, C. & King, J. (Eds.), Interculturalism and Performance Now (pp. 235-256). Palgrave MacMillan.

Članak u novinama

Fazekaš, A. (2026, 9. lipnja). Lehmann za luzere. Novosti. https://www.portalnovosti.com/lehmann-za-luzere/

Author Guidelines

Publication Process

By submitting the article, I confirm that the work has not been simultaneously submitted elsewhere, for evaluation and publication in another journal.

By submitting the article, I confirm that ethical standards regarding academic integrity, as well as toward all research participants, were respected during the research and presentation of the research results in the article.

By submitting the article, I confirm that I have obtained permission from the copyright owners to reproduce or adapt copyrighted supplements (photographs, tables, etc.).

By sending the article to the editorial board, I agree to the rules of editorial work for the purpose of publishing the article. Prior to acceptance, submissions pass through the editorial evaluation, followed by an anonymous peer review process. The author of a submission that has been positively evaluated by the reviewers is obliged to consider the reviewers' comments and suggestions and, if necessary, revise the text or provide a written explanation for disagreeing with the reviewer. The editorial board makes the final decision on publication and evaluation of the work based on the reviews and the final version of the paper after the author's processing of the reviewers' comments. The author accepts the final decision of the editorial board, and the editorial board proceeds to publish the work.

Formatting Guidelines

The recommended length of papers is up to 25 standard pages (cards) or 8,000 words (including abstracts, notes, literature, and graphic supplements).

On the first page of the paper, it is necessary to provide the following information: the full title and subtitle of the article, the first and last name of the author, the name and address of the institution the author is affiliated to, and an email address. Papers should be accompanied by an abstract of up to 200 words, and a list of keywords (up to five).

References to other texts or sources should be cited in parentheses within the text, e.g., a direct citation (Lehmann, 2006, pp. 34–35) or an indirect citation, paraphrase (McConachie, 2008). Notes (footnotes) serve for additional explanations, comments, or digressions and are placed at the bottom of each individual page. All pages must be numbered. The reference list at the end of the article should include all and only those works explicitly cited in the text, in alphabetical order by the authors' surnames and in chronological order for works by the same author. Literature is cited in accordance with the American Psychological Association (APA) style, a detailed citation system for which can be found here: https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/references/examples.

Most common examples:

Book by a single author

Dolmage, J. T. (2017). Academic Ableism: Disability and Higher Education. University of Michigan Press.

Book by multiple authors

Dutt, D., Alves, C., Kesar, S. & Kvangraven I. H. (2025). Decolonizing Econimics: An Introduction. Polity Press.

Edited book by single editor

Davis, L. J. (Ed.) (2017). The Disability Studies Reader, 5th edition. Routledge.

Edited book by multiple editors

Barnes, C. & Mercer, G. (Eds.) (2004). Implementing the Social Model of Disability: Theory and Research. The Disability Press.

Article in a journal

Portinari, S. (2023). Curatorial practices and 'intrinsically English' art. Museum History Journal, 16, 1, 99-117.

Chapter in an edited book

Lei, D. P. (2019). Playful Yellowness: Rescuing Interculturalism from Millennial Orientalism. In McIvor, C. & King, J. (Eds.), Interculturalism and Performance Now (pp. 235-256). Palgrave MacMillan.

Article in a newspaper

Jays, D. (2026, June 26). The Surge review – a wild and haunting wake for Sinéad O’Connor. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/jun/26/the-surge-review-sinead-o-connor-aviva-studios-manchester