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AUSI’s
new
journal,
Marenostrum
,
encourages
dialogue
between
scientists
and
non-scientists
on
some
of
the
most
pressing
issues
of
our
day,
especially on topics related to the Mediterranean.
Marenostrum
Scientific Committee
1
.
Rita Sidoli, Emeritus Professor, Catholic University of Milan
2
.
Denise Drane, Director, Research & Evaluation, Searle Center for Teaching Excellence, Northwestern University
3
.
Gregory Light, former Director, Searle Center for Teaching Excellence, Northwestern University
4
.
Fulvio Attinà, Emeritus Professor, University of Catania
5
.
Giuseppe Milan, Professor of Intercultural Pedagogy, The University of Padova
6
.
Walid Basha, Assistant Professor of Molecular Microbiology, Al Najah University
7
.
Basma Salameh, Associate Professor of Nursing, Arab American University of Jenin
8
.
Adnan Mukran, Professor of Islamic Studies, Gregoriana University – Rome
9
.
Sami Basha, Professor of Pedagogy, The American University of Sicily
1
0
.
Gokce Gokalp, Vice Dean, Faculty of Education, Middle East Technical University
1
1
.
Rebecca Hopkins, Associate Dean of Learner Support and Transition, Western Technical College
Article Submittion
Marenostrum
encourages
the
submission
of
articles
that
bear
directly
on
contemporary
topic
related
to
the
Mediterranean.
The
papers
should
be
accessible to an audience across disciplines and promote discussion across fields and practices.
Submittion Requirements
Articles
for
submission
must
be
previously
unpublished
and
in
English
or
Italian.
Papers
should
be
well-written,
and
we
encourage
clarity.
It
is
important
that
papers
be
copy-edited
carefully
before
submission.
In
submitting
work
to
Marenostrum
,
authors
agree
to
the
policies
of
this
journal,
including
free
access
and
use
of
the
material
published
in
it
with,
of
course,
proper
acknowledgment
of
authorship.
If
you
have
any
questions about whether your article is appropriate for CA, send it directly to the editor for a preliminary review.
All
articles
will
be
blind-refereed
except
when
invited.
The
decision
of
the
scientific
committee
is
final.
Because
Marenostrum
relies
on
the
generosity
of
scholars
who
contribute
their
time
to
review
articles,
we
ask
that
authors
not
submit
their
work
to
other
journals
at
the
same
time.
In
sending
work
to
Marenostrum
for
possible
publication,
the
submitter
attests
that
the
work
is
original
and
that
he
or
she
is
the
author,
that
it
has not been published, and that it is not under consideration for publication elsewhere.
Once
a
paper
has
been
accepted
for
publication
it
undergoes
a
careful
editorial
process
that
ensures
its
conformity
to
house
style
(capitalization,
punctuation,
endnote
formatting,
etc.)
and
the
best
practice
of
good
English
usage
in
academic
writing.
Changes
are
usually
minor
and
kept
to
a
minimum, and proofs are sent to the author for approval before publication.
Submittion Format
Submittion Format
1
.
The
length
of
articles
is
normally
no
greater
than
5,000
words
but
should
not
exceed
7,000
words,
including
an
abstract
and
notes.
An
article exceeding the length limit will be returned to the author.
2
.
At the beginning of the article, the title, abstract and a list of key words should immediately precede the text.
3
.
All citations should be in endnotes and not in the text. Number endnotes sequentially with Arabic numbers.
4
.
References should conform to the style displayed in the samples below under Citations and References.
5
.
Font should be 11pt, Times New Roman, whether in normal, bold, or italic, including endnotes.
Citations and References
Endnote
reference
numbers
should
be
placed
at
the
end
of
the
sentence.
References
in
articles
submitted
conform
to
the
Chicago
documentation
style. Citations of articles published should include author, title, volume number, year, and section number.
Rights and Permission
It
is
the
responsibility
of
the
author
to
obtain
permission
for
the
use
of
any
copyrighted
material,
including
images,
sound,
and
video
files.
It
is
preferable
to
place
images
directly
in
the
text
but,
when
permission
is
unobtainable,
it
is
acceptable
to
include
a
link
to
the
image
directly
in
the
text.
Acceptable File Types
Please
submit
texts
in
MS
Word,
Rich
Text
Format
(RTF).
If
submitting
from
a
Macintosh
computer,
please
include
the
three-letter
file
extension
in the file name of your article. PDF files are not acceptable. Images should be in .jpg or .tif format.
Naming Files
File
names
should
not
contain
spaces.
They
may
contain
letters,
numbers,
hyphens
(-)
and
underscores
(_).
No
other
punctuation
is
allowed.
Files
must have the three-letter file extension identifying the file type (i.e. .rtf, .wpd, .doc), whether submitted from a Windows or Macintosh computer.
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Marenostrum
AUSI’s
new
journal,
Marenostrum
,
encourages
dialogue
between
scientists
and
non-
scientists
on
some
of
the
most
pressing
issues
of
our
day,
especially
on
topics
related
to
the
Mediterranean.
Scientific Committee
Rita
Sidoli,
Emeritus
Professor,
Catholic
University
of
Milan
/
Denise
Drane,
Director,
Research
&
Evaluation,
Searle
Center
for
Teaching
Excellence,
Northwestern
University
/
Gregory
Light,
former
Director,
Searle
Center
for
Teaching
Excellence,
Northwestern
University
/
Fulvio
Attinà,
Emeritus
Professor,
University
of
Catania
/
Giuseppe
Milan,
Professor
of
Intercultural
Pedagogy,
The
University
of
Padova
/
Walid
Basha,
Assistant
Professor
of
Molecular
Microbiology,
Al
Najah
University
/
Basma
Salameh,
Associate
Professor
of
Nursing,
Arab
American
University
of
Jenin
/
Adnan
Mukran,
Professor
of
Islamic
Studies,
Gregoriana
University
–
Rome
/
Sami
Basha,
Professor
of
Pedagogy,
The
American
University
of
Sicily
/
Gokce
Gokalp,
Vice
Dean,
Faculty
of
Education,
Middle
East
Technical
University
/
Rebecca
Hopkins,
Associate
Dean
of
Learner Support and Transition, Western Technical College.
Article Submittion
Marenostrum
encourages
the
submission
of
articles
that
bear
directly
on
contemporary
topic
related
to
the
Mediterranean.
The
papers
should
be
accessible
to
an
audience
across
disciplines and promote discussion across fields and practices.
Submittion Requirements
Articles
for
submission
must
be
previously
unpublished
and
in
English
or
Italian.
Papers
should
be
well-written,
and
we
encourage
clarity.
It
is
important
that
papers
be
copy-
edited
carefully
before
submission.
In
submitting
work
to
Marenostrum
,
authors
agree
to
the
policies
of
this
journal,
including
free
access
and
use
of
the
material
published
in
it
with,
of
course,
proper
acknowledgment
of
authorship.
If
you
have
any
questions
about
whether
your
article
is
appropriate
for
CA,
send
it
directly
to
the
editor
for
a
preliminary
review.
All
articles
will
be
blind-refereed
except
when
invited.
The
decision
of
the
scientific
committee
is
final.
Because
Marenostrum
relies
on
the
generosity
of
scholars
who
contribute
their
time
to
review
articles,
we
ask
that
authors
not
submit
their
work
to
other
journals
at
the
same
time.
In
sending
work
to
Marenostrum
for
possible
publication,
the
submitter
attests
that
the
work
is
original
and
that
he
or
she
is
the
author,
that
it
has
not
been published, and that it is not under consideration for publication elsewhere.
Once
a
paper
has
been
accepted
for
publication
it
undergoes
a
careful
editorial
process
that
ensures
its
conformity
to
house
style
(capitalization,
punctuation,
endnote
formatting,
etc.)
and
the
best
practice
of
good
English
usage
in
academic
writing.
Changes
are
usually
minor
and
kept
to
a
minimum,
and
proofs
are
sent
to
the
author
for
approval
before
publication.
Submittion Format
Submittion Format
1
.
The
length
of
articles
is
normally
no
greater
than
5,000
words
but
should
not
exceed
7,000
words,
including
an
abstract
and
notes.
An
article
exceeding
the
length
limit
will be returned to the author.
2
.
At
the
beginning
of
the
article,
the
title,
abstract
and
a
list
of
key
words
should
immediately precede the text.
3
.
All
citations
should
be
in
endnotes
and
not
in
the
text.
Number
endnotes
sequentially with Arabic numbers.
4
.
References
should
conform
to
the
style
displayed
in
the
samples
below
under
Citations and References.
5
.
Font
should
be
11pt,
Times
New
Roman,
whether
in
normal,
bold,
or
italic,
including endnotes.
Citations and References
Endnote
reference
numbers
should
be
placed
at
the
end
of
the
sentence.
References
in
articles
submitted
conform
to
the
Chicago
documentation
style.
Citations
of
articles
published should include author, title, volume number, year, and section number.
Rights and Permission
It
is
the
responsibility
of
the
author
to
obtain
permission
for
the
use
of
any
copyrighted
material,
including
images,
sound,
and
video
files.
It
is
preferable
to
place
images
directly
in
the
text
but,
when
permission
is
unobtainable,
it
is
acceptable
to
include
a
link
to
the
image directly in the text.
Acceptable File Types
Please
submit
texts
in
MS
Word,
Rich
Text
Format
(RTF).
If
submitting
from
a
Macintosh
computer,
please
include
the
three-letter
file
extension
in
the
file
name
of
your
article. PDF files are not acceptable. Images should be in .jpg or .tif format.
Naming Files
File
names
should
not
contain
spaces.
They
may
contain
letters,
numbers,
hyphens
(-)
and
underscores
(_).
No
other
punctuation
is
allowed.
Files
must
have
the
three-letter
file
extension
identifying
the
file
type
(i.e.
.rtf,
.wpd,
.doc),
whether
submitted
from
a
Windows or Macintosh computer.
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