Style Guide for Submission:

A-The base font should be set to Times New Roman in a 12-point size. The  title should be printed in capital and bold letters, and should be centered. The author(s) and affiliation(s) should be flush right, single-spaced, and typed beginning on the second line below the title Use 12- point type. The titles such as “Dr.” or “Professor.”,  the institution’s name and country, and the e –mail address will be written respectively in the footnote.   Additional authors and affiliations should be stacked under the first with no space between.

B-All papers begin with an abstract of 200 words or less. The abstract should be single-spaced. Type size should be 10 point.

C-Type size of the tables, footnotes should be 10 points. The letters and the graphics and the tables should be non-coloured.

D- You must use Microsoft Word 6.0 or higher (PC version) and the text should be full justified. Margins of the A 4 paper should be set at 1,25 cm top and bottom, and 2,5 cm right and left.

E-Single space the body of the paper and between paragraphs.

F-Citations in the text should list the author’s last name, comma, and publication date, and the page number, all enclosed by parentheses, i.e., (Yumusak-Erarslan, 2005: 520).

G- The first letters of the headings should be in capital letters and the headings should be in boldface. They should be numbered as  1, 1.1., 1.2.1., and so on.

H- Tables and graphics should appear within the body of the paper and should be numbered consecutively. The figure or table number and description should appear left-justified in boldface 10-point type at the top. The resource of the table and figure should appear at the bottom in boldface 10-point type.

I- Appendices, if used, original documents, maps, pictures etc… should be numbered and follow the references. The word “Appendix” should be at the top of each appendix as a first-level heading. If there is more than one appendix, number each consecutively. The pictures in high solution should be copied to the CD.

J- The references should be written following the text in alphabetical order.

Howitt, Peter (1998) “On Some Problems in Measuring Knowledge-Based Growth,” The Knowledge Economy, Ed. Dale Neef, Butterworth-Heinemann, MA
Yumusak, İbrahim Güran-Cemil Erarslan (2005a) “Yeni Ekonominin Maliye Politikalari Üzerindeki Etkileri ve GeliSmekte Olan Ülkeler Örneği,” IV. Bilgi, Ekonomi ve Yönetim Kongresi, Sakarya Üni. İ.İ.B.F. Yayini, Sakarya.