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We would like to thank you for choosing to submit your paper to Cyberpolitik. In order to fasten the process of reviewing and publishing please take try to read and follow these notes in depth, as doing so will ensure your work matches the journal’s requirements.

All works including research articles, comments and book reviews submitted to Cyberpolitik  need to be original contributions and should not be under consideration for any other journal before and/or  at the same time.

All submissions are to be made through MAKE A SUBMISSION link on the web site.  

The authors of a paper should include their full names, affiliations, postal addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses on the cover page of the manuscript. The email address of the author will be displayed in the article. 

Articles should be 1.5-spaced and with standard margins. All pages should be numbered consecutively. Please avoid breaking words at the end of lines.

The articles need to be between 5000 - 7000 words (including footnotes and references); comments between 2000-4000 words (including footnotes and references); and book - article reviews between 500 - 1500 words.

An abstract of up to 150 words should be added during the submission process, along with an average of five keywords.

Authors should make a final check of their article for content, style, proper names, quotations and references.

All images, pictures, maps, charts and graphs should be referred to as figures and numbered. Sources should be given in full for images, pictures, maps, tables and figures. 

Comments in Cyberpolitic

A comment is a short evaluation of an expert regarding new issues and/or development in cyberpolitics.

Comments require journal's full reference style.

Book / article Reviews in Cyberpolitic

A book review should provide a fair but critical assessment of a recent (not older than 5 years) contribution to the scholarly literature on the themes and topics relevant to the journal.

A book review for Cyberpolitik:

• provides complete bibliographical references of the book(s) and articles to be reviewed.
• summarizes the content and purpose of the book, focusing on its main argument(s) and the theory, methodology and empirical evidence employed to make and support these arguments
• Critically assesses the author(s)’ arguments, their persuasiveness and presentation, identifying the book’s strengths and weaknesses
• presents a concluding statement that summarizes the review and indicates who might benefit most from reading the book

Book / article reviews should be preceded by full publication information, in the following form:

Education for Peace: Politics of Adopting and Mainstreaming Peace Education Programs in Post-Conflict Settings by Vanessa Tinker,  Academica Press, 2015, $81.62 (Hardcover), ISBN 978-1680530070.

The reviewer's name, affiliation and email address should appear, on separate lines, at the top of the review, right after the bibliography of the book/article.

Journal style

Authors are responsible for ensuring that their manuscripts conform to cyberpolitik's reference style.

Reference style of Cyberpolitik is based on APA 6th Edition.