Submissions

Author Guidelines

1. File Type

Articles submitted to Jelle should be in written using Microsoft word application and saved in .doc or .docx file types.

2. Article Type

We welcome authors to submit articles of research reports and of review/mini review. Length of the each article is between 4000-7000 words, not including title, abstract, keywords, and references.

3. Manuscript Format

a. Text is written using academic language, including those written in either English. Text is single-spaced; uses a 12-point Garamond font; employs italics, rather than underlining (except with URL addresses); and all illustrations, figures, and tables are placed within the text at the appropriate points, rather than at the end. Text’s margin is Normal Microsoft Word Margin (1 inch for each side)

b. Title, Name, Abstract, and Keyword

Text has a title, reflecting the content. The number of words for a title is at most 20 words. Full name of the author (first author; without any academic title) is written under the title, followed by the second author below it (if any). Underneath the name is first author’s email. Under email is abstract, as long as between 150 and 300 words. Abstract is in both English and Indonesian. For an article written in English, the Indonesian version is written first, followed by the English one, and vice versa.

c. Organization

Research reports include: Introduction, Methodology, Findings & Discussion, Conclusion, and References.

Reviews/Mini Reviews include: Introduction (Pendahuluan), Subtopic (Judul Sub-topik, directly name the subtopic depending the topic itself), and Conclusion (Kesimpulan).

d. Footnote

Footnotes are needed if some additional information or explanations are going to be added.

e. Citations and References

Citations

Citations are divided into direct and indirect citations.

1) Direct Citations

Gramsci adds a very important new dimension with his concept of national -popular: a class cannot achieve national leadership, and become hegemonic, if it confines itself only to class interests; it must take into account the popular and democratic demands and struggles of the people which do not have a purely class character, that is, which do not arise directly out of the relations of production. (Simon, 1999:27)

2) Indirect Citations

According to Abrams, expressive criticism is when literature is understood as one focusing on the author. Meanwhile, mimetic criticism is seen from the relation between the real world beyond the text and/or becoming the background of the writing (Abrams, 1999:51-52).

References

References are written in an alphabetical order.

1) Journal :

Rueppel ML, Brightwell BB, Schaefer J, Marvel JT.1997. Metabolism and Degradation of Glyphosate in Soil and Water. J Argric Food Chem 25:517-528

2) Book :

Moore-Landecker E. 1990. Fundamentals of the Fungi. Ed ke-3. New Jersey:Prentice Hall.

3) Chapter in a Book :

Van Welzen P, Verheij EWM. 1997. Nephelium Lappaceum L. Di dalam: Verheij EWM, Coronel RE (ed). Prosea Sumber Daya Nabati Asia Tenggara 2. Jakarta:Gramedia Pustaka Utama. Hlm 299-306.

4) Abstract :

Kooswardhono, M, Sehabudin. 2001. Analisis Ekonomi Usaha Ternak Sapi Perah di Wilayah Provinsi Jawa Barat. Abstrak Seminar Pengembangan Peternakan Berbasis Sumberdaya Lokal. Bogor, 8-9 Agustus 2001. Bidang Sosial dan Ekonomi -15. Hlm 189.

5) Proceedings :

Lukiwati DR, Hardjosoewignjo S. 1998. Mineral Content Improvement of Some Tropical Legumes with glamous Fungi Inoculation and Rock Phosphate Fertilization. Di dalam: Proceedings of the International Workshop on Mycorrhiza . Guangzhou, PR China, 6 September 31 Agustus 1998. Hlm 77-79.

6) Thesis/Dissertation :

Ismunadji M. 1982. Pengaruh Pemupukan Belerang terhadap Susunan Kimia dan Produksi Padi Sawah. (Tesis). Bogor:Institut Pertanian Bogor.

7) Information from the Internet :

Hansen L. 1999. Non-target Effect of BT Corn Pollen on the Monarch Butterfly (Lepidoptera: Danaidae).http://www.ent.iastate.edu/ensoc/ncb99/prog/abs/D81.html.(21 Agus 1999).