Submissions

Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
  • The Article furnished is an original work, it has not been published previously, nor is it under consideration for publication elsewhere, either in print or in electronic form
  • To the best of my knowledge the Article does not defame any person, does not invade the privacy of any person, and does not in any other manner infringe upon the rights of any person.
  • The Article does not in any way violate intellectual property rights of third parties. Wherever permission is required, I have obtained it from the copyright holder.

  • I have read and I accept the Copyright Policy and have prepared the manuscript according to the Author Guidelines.

  • I grant a royalty‐free, worldwide nonexclusive license perform all necessary actions to publish first the article in an issue of the proceedings.

  • I retain ownership and/or I am the lawful right-holder of all rights under copyright in the Article, and I reserve all right not expressly granted in this Agreement.

  • The publisher reserves the right to further license the Article to any third party in order to be further used, distributed or communicated to the public by any means, including the Internet or other electronic communications.

  • In any case of re‐publication of the Article, permission should be required by the Author.

  • I have the full power and authority to provide the warranties and agree to the license granted by virtue of verifying all the above statements.

  • Authors have to register for an ORCID ID. Author ORCIDs will be entered in the appropriate field during the submission process

Author Guidelines

The document’s length can extend from 4000 up to 8000 words. As for the text format, please follow the proposed guidelines: single line spacing, paper margins 3.0 cm on all four sides of each page, 12pt Times New Roman font.

Each paper will begin with the title (Times New Roman, 16pt, bold, justify text), the author(s) name(s) (Times New Roman, 12pt, bold), as well as the author(s) affiliation (Times New Roman, 12pt). Use one line break and place the Abstract (max.200 words, Times New Roman, 12pt, justify text) and the keywords (keywords: places, spaces etc.).

Please do not number the document’s headings. Use two line breaks to separate each heading from the text that follows. The title and the headings should be marked as bold. All page numbers should be visible except for the number on the first page.

Quoted text should be inserted within double quotation marks (“ ”). For technical terms as well as for references within references please use single quotation marks (‘ ’). Emphasized text should be presented in italics (not bold or underlined). Use a single tab space (Paragraph_Special_First Line_By 0,5) in the beginning of each new paragraph (rather than leaving a single line break). 

All figures (images, drawings, diagrams and tables) are placed inside the main body of the text, numbered and close to where they are mentioned, in low resolution (100dpi). You can only use up to 6 figures. Please make sure to also submit each file separately in high resolution 300dpi, named with the same numbering used in the text. The word figure should always appear in the text with a capital F (eg. Figure 1), followed by the figure’s number. All captions should be numbered accordingly and placed one line break below the respective figure with a 10pt font (Figure 1: ).

The titles of books, when used within the text should be written in italics.

Footnotes should be inserted directly in the text using the Word’s automatic formatting. Footnote text should appear in a Times New Roman 10 pt format, located at the bottom of each page and numbered continuously throughout the text.

For all in-text references please follow the proposed formats listed below:

-        ... according to Lasch (1991: 84-86)   

-        ... (Lasch 1991: 287-294)

All referenced publications should be included in the Bibliography section, placed right after the main body of the text in a two-line-break distance. They should be listed alphabetically, based on the author’s last name.  

Books

Mollenkopf, J. and Castells, M. (eds.) (1991). Dual city: The Restructuring New York. New York: The Russell Sage Foundation. 

Badiou, A. (2008). Peut-on penser la politique? Paris: Éditions du Seuil.

Article or chapter in an edited book

Casti, J. L. (1986). On System Complexity: Identification, Measurement and Management. In J. L. Casti and A. Karlqvist (eds.), Complexity, Language, and Life: Mathematical Approaches, pp. 146-173. Berlin: Springer-Verlag.

Article journal

Atkinson, R. and Flint, J. (2004). Fortress UK? Gated Com­munities, the Spatial Revolt of the Elites and Time-Space Trajectories of Segregation. In Housing Studies 19(6): 875-892.

Newspaper article

Kohn, David (2015, 17 May). Let the Kids Learn Through Play. The New York Times SR4.

Electronic sources and web publications are referenced as above, followed by their URL and the access date inside a parenthesis.

Georgieva, Y. (2015). Landscape architects NETWORK. Available at: http://landarchs.com/how-clos-layat-park-is-bringing-biodiversity-back-to-the-city/. (Retrieved: 13/6/2015).

The sources of the figures should appear after the bibliography section, using a two line break space, numbered exactly as in the main text body.

Image Sources 

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