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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 submission has not been previously published, nor is it before another journal for consideration (or an explanation has been provided in Comments to the Editor).
  • The submission file is in OpenOffice, Microsoft Word, or RTF document file format.
  • Where available, URLs for the references have been provided.
  • The text is single-spaced; uses a 12-point 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.
  • The text adheres to the stylistic and bibliographic requirements outlined in the Author Guidelines.

Author Guidelines

Guideline for manuscript preparation/submission guidelines

Manuscript Preparation Guidelines for theSubmission of
Academic and Research Articles in Journal of
Humanities and Social Sciences (JHUSOC)

1. The full article should be submitted in the Word File as an electronic file
using Microsoft Office Word 2010 onwards via the website:https://www.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jhusoc/index
to the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Buriram Rajabhat University,
Muang District, Buriram Province 31000,Tel: 044-611-221 Ext. 4001,Fax: 044-
6128-585.

2.

Journal of Humanities & Social Sciences (JHUSOC) is the academic journal of the Faculty of Humanities

and Social Sciences, Buriram Rajabhat University. The journal has a policy for publishing articles covering the main

subject category of Social Sciences. This category includes the following three subject areas: 1) Arts and Humanities,

2) Economics, Econometrics and Finance, and 3) Social Sciences. Moreover, the manuscripts must also be under the following five sub-subject areas:  1) General Arts and Humanities, 2) Language and Linguistics, 3) General Economics, Econometrics and Finance, 4) General Social Sciences, and 5) Sociology and Political Sciences.

3. The article must be typed on A5 paper to include figures, tables,
references, and author’s brief personal data. Moreover, it should be between 15-20
pages in length

4. Font
4.1 Angsana New with font size 14 is required. The article must
be typed in one column and single spacing. The top-bottom margins of 2 cm. and the left-right margins of 1.8 cm. are used

4.2 Both Thai and English article titles should be in bold face, font

size 16 with initial caps of the content words, and be centered. Only English title is

required for the article written in English or other languages.

4.3 The author's name (and the advisor’s name) must be written in
both Thai and English. It must also be typed in bold using font size 14and centered on
the page. For the Thai article, the author’s name is numbered in order.

4.4 Department(s)/program(s), faculty(s) and affiliation(s) must be
written in both Thai and English, and set flush on the left using font size 12below the
author’s name.For the Thai article, their Thai information is numbered in order.

6. The article submitted for publication in JHUSOC has not already been
published elsewhereor is not under consideration by peer reviewers for publication in
other journals.
7. The article must contain both Thai and English abstracts with no more than
1 page of A5, or between 150-200 words. Only English abstract is required for the
article written in English or other languages.
8. The author must strictly comply with the reference system and the
criteria for the publication of academic or research articles set by the journal.
9. The article will be reviewed by at least two peer reviewers in the relevant
fields. If one of them does not agree to get it published, the article will be sent to the
third peer reviewer for his/her consideration. It is noted that the article published in
the journal must be approved by at least two peer reviewers.
10. The Editorial board is responsible for the finaldecision regarding
acceptance or rejection of the article published in the journal

11. The author will be officially informed if his/her article is not accepted.
However, the manuscript will not be sent back to him/her.
12. The author/authors (researcher/researchers) must write the personal
information in English in the last part of the article below the references, providing a
title (Mr. / Mrs. / Miss), an academic position i.e. Assistant Professor / Associate
Professor / Professor (if any), and a doctoral degree i.e. Dr. (If any). A full address,
including a postal code, a fax number, and an email address, should also be provided.
It is noted if the author is a master’s or doctoral student, his/her personal information
must be presented while his/her advisors’ individual information is not required.
For examples:
Author

Associate Professor  Dr. Akkarapon Nuemaihom
English Program, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Buriram Rajabhat University 439 Jira Rd., Muang District, Buriram
Province 31000
Fax: 044-6128585 Tel: 081-8204402 E-mail: akkarapon2512@gmail.com

 

Research Article

Components of Research Articles

The research results should be presented systematically. The research article should be composed of the following parts:

  1. Title: The title should possess the short, concise and meaningful words. It should be written in a word level, not a sentence level. The title with 12-20 words must be written in both Thai and English. Moreover, the Thai title is typed first, followed by the English one on the next line. However, only English title is required for the article written in English or other foreign languages.
  2. Abstract: The important research components, including objectives, population, sample group, instruments, statistics for data analysis, and research results. Both Thai and English abstracts must be written. The length of each language is not more than 1 page or between 200-250 words. It is noted that only English abstract is required for the article written in English.
  3. Keyword: The keywords appropriate for retrieving information from the database are identified. Both Thai and English 3-5 keywords are required and must be placed below the abstract. It is noted that only English keywords are required for the article written in English.
  4. Introduction: The significance of research problems is identified. The relevant literature is reviewed. In addition, the overall benefits obtained from the research results are also presented.
  5. Objective: The research objectives are clearly identified to reflect the overall picture of the research.
  6. Methodology: The research methods, including population, samples, instruments, steps of data collection, and statistics for data analysis, are clearly indicated.
  7. Results: The research results obtained from analyzing the data are clearly interpreted according to the research objectives.
  8. Discussion: The research results are discussed with theoretical support so as to check whether the current research results are in line with or against the previous studies.
  9. Recommendations: Utilization of the research results, and guidelines for the next research should be recommended.

        10.References: The references must be based on APA (American Psychological Association) style (7th edition).

 

Academic Article

Components of Academic Articles

 To write an academic article, clear points should be identified and appropriate sequences of the content should be considered. The article should consist of the following parts:

  1. Title: The title should possess the short, concise and meaningful words. It should be written in a word level, not a sentence level. The title with 12-20 words must be written in both Thai and English. Moreover, the Thai title is typed first, followed by the English one on the next line. However, only English title is required for the article written in English or other foreign languages.
  2. Abstract: The article contents are clearly summarized. Both Thai and English abstracts are required. A one-page Thai abstract with 200-250 words is written first, followed by the English one with the same number of words.It is noted that only English abstract is required for the article written in English.
  3. Keyword: The keywords appropriate for retrieving information from the database are identified. Both Thai and English 3-5 keywords are required and must be placed below the abstract. It is noted that only English keywords are required for the article written in English.
  4. Introduction: The article background is presented. The article scope is also specified.
  5. Body of Text: The main contents and sub-topics of the article are identified. Moreover, the topics are sorted by the contents.
  6. References: In-text citation is based on the author-year system of the APA (American Psychological Association) style (7th edition). It is noted that all entries in the text should be listed in the references.

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