万维提示：
1、投稿方式：在线投稿。
2、期刊网址：https://www.gjae-online.de/?home=8837
3、投稿网址：
https://editorialexpress.com/cgi-bin/e-editor/e-submit_v21.cgi
4、期刊刊期：季刊，一年出版4期。
2021年12月24日星期五
投稿须知【官网信息】
GERMAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Guide for Authors
All manuscripts must be submitted electronically via the GJAE submission site.
Contributions are divided into the following categories: a) Scientific papers, b) Review articles, c) Discussion contributions, d) News, e) Economic facts and figures.
Manuscripts should adhere to the following formal requirements:
1. Word processing program: MS Word; an anonymized PDF file has to be submitted for review.
Font: for text: Times New Roman, 11 pt; for tables/figures: 9 pt
Line spacing: 1.5-spaced; paragraphs with standard format template.
2. Text length: Scientific papers should not exceed 8000 words including tables, figures, references. Please use page and line numbering. The current edition of Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary applies for spelling and grammar.
3. Structure: Scientific papers consist of: title of the article, abstract, approx. 6 keywords, introduction, main body, conclusion, bibliography, and if applicable, an annex. The text breakdown follows the decimal system:1. Introduction, 2., 2.1, 2.1.1 etc. Section headings are in bold font (11 pt).
4. Author names (academic degree, given name, family name, workplace, postal address, e-mail address) are to be submitted with the title of the article on a separate page (please repeat the title of the article on the first page of the text). In case of several authors please state the contact author.
5. Tables and Figures are to be submitted after acceptance in an editable version (MS Office); figures without an outer frame.
6. Tables (Excel, Word) are to be numbered consecutively and given a heading The table number and heading should be set flush left above the frame. Notes and source(s) should be set flush left below the frame. Sources should always be stated (including own diagram, own calculations etc.).
7. Figures should also be numbered consecutively and given a heading. The figure number and heading should be set flush left above the figure. Notes and source(s) should be set flush left below the frame. Sources should always be stated. Please ensure that you provide figures with distinct contrasts, sufficient font size and correct labelling of axes. Colored graphs with blue tones are welcome, as well as dashed lines and hatching in black-and-white figures. After acceptance, the dataset underlying figures should also be submitted if possible.
8. Mathematical formulae and symbols are to be written using the formula editor (font “Symbol”, font size 11 pt) and should not exceed a width of 7.0 cm. Please number equations consecutively on the right-hand side.
9. Numbers: In the case of large numbers, please use a point as separator between thousands in German texts (e.g.100.000) and a comma in English texts (e.g. 100,000).
10. Abbreviations: mill. for million(s); bill. for billion(s); % for per cent; p.a. for per year. Other abbreviations should be explained the first time they are used in the text.
11. To highlight text (please apply sparingly!) use bold print or italics (do not underline).
12. Format all authors’ names in the text and in the references and bibliography in small caps (not capital letters!); except technical terms (e.g. Engel’s Law).
13. Footnotes should be numbered consecutively and placed at the end of the respective page. Footnotes should not be used for references.
14. Quotations should be placed in quotation marks (“ ... ”) stating the source.
15. Acknowledgements should be placed after the bibliography.
16. A maximum of three reviewers may besuggested in a letter to the editor.
17. References and bibliography
References in the text must always be stated in sufficient detail to make the reference clear. In the case of press reports the name and publication date of the medium (e.g.: NZZ of 12.12.2015) are generally sufficient. Where text references cannot be allocated clearly by stating author, year and page only (e.g. BACH, 1979: 65), prevent confusion by adding further data (e.g. BACH, 2011a:65).
The bibliography is an alphabetic compilation of all the authors and sources of information named in the text.
Provide a separate entry for each source. The customary “GJAE” standard (main purpose: bibliographically clear and sufficiently complete designation of the source) is illustrated clearly in the following examples. Abbreviations used in the text for the references (e.g. NZZ) are explained here. Page numbers should be stated where appropriate.
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