Author Guidelines

CC Patrick Mignard pour Mondes Sociaux

The following recommendations present our editorial guidelines. Mondes Sociaux (Social Worlds) is an online magazine that showcases published research for a broader audience. Social Worlds is not a research journal.

  • Articles submitted must be original publications signed by the author(s). They must not exceed 1800 words. The title must be short and understandable by non-academic readers. The article should be organized into paragraphs with brief subheadings that are clear and understandable.
  • Footnotes or endnotes are not accepted, but a textbox or link can be included if certain terms or concepts need to be defined or given context.
  • The bibliography can have a maximum of six references, except for literature review articles.
  • Articles must be submitted in Word, with zero formatting: no tabs, no line breaks, no bold or italics, etc. UK English and commas preferred.

Article proposals should be sent to mondes-sociaux@univ-toulouse.fr.

Important: before submitting an article to the Editorial Board, please read the Social Worlds website thoroughly and the Editorial Policy below in detail:

Then, nothing left to do but write the article!

Editorial Policy of Mondes Sociaux (Social Worlds)

Social Worlds is a digital magazine, primarily in French with a selection of articles in English, created by researchers. Its mission is to make research findings in the humanities and social sciences available internationally, both within academia and for the general public. The magazine’s articles are short (1800 words), accessible to a wide audience, and present research published in the scholarly press (books or book chapters, journal articles). The articles selected are then formatted by the Editorial Board, such as adding images, cartoons, or videos.

Before submitting an article, a film or a video, please:

  • Become familiar with the editorial policy as stated in “Social Worlds, What’s That?” and by reading other articles on the site;
  • Note that the images (photos, drawings, gifs, or videos) are often humorous, ironic, symbolic, metaphorical, etc. They may also be chosen for their aesthetic or technical qualities. Original cartoons may also be used to illustrate the articles. The Editorial Board has given total freedom to the illustrator; it is his/her responsibility to adhere to all applicable laws. The final choice of illustrations will be made by the Editorial Board. However, authors or video producers may make suggestions as long as the images are free from copyright.

We look forward to counting you as one of our authors!

The Editorial Board, Muriel Lefebvre et Simon Leveque

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