Guidelines for Manuscript Submission
SUBMISSION
Manuscripts must be submitted
electronically in PDF format, using the
Editorial Express Interface. Initial submissions
should be uploaded at the journal website:
http://www.narea.org/arer/guidelines.html
. Correspondence should be sent to the editors, Titus Awokuse and Joshua
Duke, Food and Resource Economics, University of Delaware 205 Townsend Hall,
Newark DE, 19716, or kuse “at” udel.edu, duke “at” udel.edu.
COVER LETTER
Along with the manuscript, please
upload a cover letter to the editors that indicates that the material has not
been offered for publication or published in a similar form elsewhere and, so
far as the author(s) knows, does not infringe upon other published material
protected by copyright.
TITLE PAGE AND ABSTRACT
Do not include author-identifying
information in the manuscript. However, the Editorial Express interface
will ask for author contact information and an abstract. The abstract
should not exceed 100 words.
TEXT PREPARATION
The manuscript should be typed on 8
1/2" X 11" standard weight white paper, and all material, including references
and footnotes, should be double-spaced with margins of at least 1 1/4 inch. Use
12 point Times or a similar font style and size.
STYLE
Follow the Chicago Manual of Style,
14th ed., University of Chicago Press.
TABLES
Each table should be on a separate
page with all material double-spaced. Titles should be short and descriptive.
FIGURES
After a manuscript is accepted,
send hard copy originals of figures ready for photographic reproduction. Each
figure should be placed on a separate page, and each must have a title. Text
within the figures should be in Times or a similar font.
MATHEMATICAL NOTATION
Use only essential mathematical
notation. Avoid using the same character for both superscripts and subscripts,
using capital letters as superscripts and subscripts, and using overbars,
tildes, carets, and other modifications of standard type. Use your word
processor's character formatting for bold (vector and matrices), italic
(variables), superscript, and subscript styles and use Symbol font whenever
possible for typesetting mathematical notation.
FOOTNOTES
In general, the use of footnotes
should be avoided. Number all notes consecutively and type double-spaced on
separate pages at the end of the manuscript.
REFERENCES
List references alphabetically and
unnumbered on a separate page or pages at the end of the manuscript with the
heading "References." List only those actually cited. Cite references in the
text by the name(s) of the author(s) and the year of the publication. If there
is more than one source in a given year, then use, for example, 1981a, 1981b. A
style sheet on references and citations is available from the editor.
PAGE CHARGE
A page charge is billed to the
department or agency after the article is accepted for publication.
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