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DEMOGRAPHY INDIA
Note to Contributors
Contributions of scientific interest to all students of population, in
the form of articles, notes, reviews etc., will be considered for
publication. Contributions should be sent to the Editor in triplicate
together with a certificate that the contribution is the author's own
original work and has not been published and sent for publication
elsewhere. A published article in Demography India should not be reprinted
in any form without prior written permission of the Association. The
author is also requested to send an abstract of about 200 words
highlighting the topic and results of the contribution.
The author
should retain a copy to facilitate reference back, where necessary.
Contributions should be typed in double space with a margin at least of 4
cm on each side.
Graphs and figures should be given in separate
sheets. Footnotes should be numbered serially and placed at the end of the
text.
References The citation of books, periodicals and other
sources should be done with references in patentheses in the text,
e.g.(Nanda 1991). Where necessary, a page citation can be added,e.g.(Nanda
1991:10). citation of material having three or more authors should give
just the senior author, e.g.(pathak et al.1990).
List of references
should be given at the end of the article and should be aplhabetized by
the last name of the senior author. The references should be in the
following form:
Article: Dyson, Time and Moore, Mick, 1983, On
kinship structure, female autonomy, and demographic behaviour in India.
Population and Development Review,9(1):35-60.
Book: Cassen,
R.H.,1978, India:Population,Economy,Society.Delhi,Macmillan.
Chaper
in book: Ramachandran,L. 1989,Population and Development in
Post-Independent India. In:S.N.Singh et al.(eds.),Population Transition in
India,B.R.Publishing Corpn.,Delhi
Source(s) at the end of the table
should be given as shown below:
Sources: India, ORGCC (1974: 16;
1980: 21-22); India, Cabinet Secretariat (1971:6).
Citations of
other types of material shall contain sufficient information permitting an
interested reader to locate it.
The author will receive 25 reprints
free of cost. Additional copies will be supplied at cost on prior request
which may accompany the contribution sent for consideration in
journal.
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