Submission Guidelines

• Published date: 01 June 2001
• Date: 01 June 2001
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1177/0734371X0102100208
• Subject Matter: Articles

REVIEWOFPUBLICPERSONNELADMINISTRATION / Spring 2001

SUBMISSIONGUIDELINES

Submit 5 copies to ManagingEditor Dr. Stephen E. Condrey,Carl Vinson

Institute of Government, Universityof Georgia, 201 N. Milledge Avenue,

Athens, GA 30602-5482; e-mail: condrey@cviog.uga.edu. Manuscripts

should not exceed 30 typewritten, double-spaced pages and should conform

to the Publication Manual (Fifth Edition) of the American Psychological

Association. Include the manuscript title, author’s name, affiliation, mailing

address, email, phone, and fax on a cover sheet accompanying the manu-

script. A biographical statement for each author of not more than 50 words,

along with an abstract of no more than 100 words, should appear on separate

sheets. Repeat the manuscript’s title on the abstract page. Submissions are

blind-reviewed.

Format. All copy, including indented matter, notes, and references

should be typed double-spaced on white, standard paper with 1-inch mar-

gins. All pages should be numbered.

Heads. Articles, titles, subtitles, and text subheads should be selected

carefully with consideration to appropriateness and conciseness. Subheads

should be limited to three levels:

1. Major level (centered, all caps)

2. Second level (flush left, caps and lowercase, underlined)

3. Third level (caps and lowercase, underlined, paragraph indented with text

following on the same line)

Text citations. All references in the text and any notes should be identified

by the last name of the author and the year of publication and should

include pagination where appropriate.

1. Author’s name in text: Johnston (2001, p. 150)

2. Author’s name not in text: (Johnston, 2001)

3. Two authors: (Johnston & Denby, 2001, p. 150)

4. Two or more authors: (Johnston et al., 2001, p. 150)

List complete information for every reference at the end of the article

under References.

References. References should be listed alphabetically by author and (for

the same author cited in different sources) chronologically by the year of

publication with the most recent year first; use a,b,c, and so on after the

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