Reports in Institute Series

Reports circulated by research institutes, etc., without a commercial publisher, should be
cited in the same way as books. The series reference can then be included with the reference
to the institute. Example:

Uusitalo, H. 1975. Class Structure and Party Choice: A Scandinavian Comparison. Helsinki:
Research Group for Comparative Sociology. Research Report 10.

Journals

Author's names and initials - year of publication (accompanied by a, b, etc. if necessary) -
title of article - full title of periodical - volume number - page numbers. For example:
Damgaard, E. 1974. 'Stability and Change in the Danish Party System over Half a
Century', Scandinavian Political Studies 9, 103-125.

Papers presented at Congresses, Workshops, etc.

Papers circulated without any form of cover should be treated as articles. Example:

Rokkan, S. 1975. 'Towards a Generalized Concept of Verzuiling', Paper, ECPR Workshop
on Religion and Language in Politics, London.

Tables and Diagrams

All tables and diagrams should be discussed or mentioned in the text, and numbered in order of mention. Each must have a brief descriptive title. All footnotes to a table or diagram are to be placed at its foot. Each table and diagram must be typed on a separate sheet. Do not include them in the text, but indicate where they are to occur.

Illustrations

Original drawings submitted must be suitable for reproduction or the authors will be
required to pay the costs involved. Drawings should be in India ink.

Formulae

Formulae should be typewritten, if possible, or clearly written in black ink. Leave ample
space around the formulae.

Permissions

If the manuscript includes any figure, table or more than a few words of text from previously
published material, the author must obtain written permission for republication from the
copyright holder.

Proofs

All accepted manuscripts are subject to copy editing. Once a manuscript has been sent to the publisher, no changes in the text can be made, apart from the correction of typographical errors. Proofs are sent to authors to be corrected. They must be returned to the publisher within 10 days. Contributors are reminded that once their paper has been accepted for publication, all further correspondence should be sent directly to the publisher, and not to the editor.

Reprints

A total of 50 reprints of each paper will be supplied free of charge to the senior author. The
author will receive, along with proofs for correction, an order form with which he can order
reprints additional to the 50 free reprints allowed.