Writing Rules


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1. (ISR) Writing: Studies should be written with Microsoft Office Word program and the following page structure settings should be made.

2. (ISR) Page and Character Structure: The font should be Book Antiqua and 11 points. Top, Bottom, Right and Left Margin: 2 cm. Bottom and Header: 1 cm. It's flat on both sides. Single line spacing. Carriage return: 0.7 cm. Before and after the paragraph should be 0 cm.

3. (ISR) Length of Work: Studies should not exceed 25 pages including Bibliography and Appendices.

4. (ISR) Author & Institution Information: In the first version of the study uploaded to the DERGİPARK system, the identity, ORCID, contact, and institution information of the authors should be included. In addition, the study project, paper, thesis, etc. If it is derived from activities, this information should also be included in the first version. To get an ORCID number: https://orcid.org/

5. (ISR) Work First Page: The first page should contain Turkish and English titles, abstracts, and keywords. For example, if the study is written in Turkish, the Turkish title should be written in 17 points and the English title in 13 points. Abstracts in Turkish and English should have Abstract statements at the beginning. Abstracts should be written in 10 font sizes and in italic. Abstracts should be a minimum of 120 words and a maximum of 200 words. Each abstract should have at least 3 and at most 5 Turkish Keywords and English Keywords separately.

6. (ISR) JEL Codes: At least 3 JEL Classification codes should be given in articles on economics. These codes are available at https://www.aeaweb.org/econlit/jelCodes.php.

7. (ISR) Chapter Titles: Except for the Introduction, Conclusion and Evaluation, Bibliography, and Appendices, the other chapters should be numbered. Numbering 1, 1.1, 1.2, 2, 2.1, 2.1.1, …. should be in the form. All headings should be written with the first letter of each word in capital letters, and one line space should be left before the main headings. No spaces should be left before and after other headings.

8. (ISR) Tables, Figures, and Graphics: Tables, figures, graphs, etc. should be centered and each should be numbered and named in turn. Table numbers and names should be written on the tables as [Table 1. Table Name]. In Figures, Graphics, etc., their numbers and names should be written under the figure and graphic in the form of [Figure 1. Figure / Graphic Name]. The character size of the information in the tables should be 9 points. If necessary, this ratio can be reduced to 8 points. If tables that exceed more than one page do not cause distortion, they should be preserved in the text, otherwise, they should be included in the appendices of the work. Explanations and References on Tables, Figures, and Graphics should be given at the bottom, centered, and in 9 pt. One line space should be left after the Figure and Graphic titles before the table titles.

9. (ISR) Equations, Models, and Formulas: Equations, models, and formulas should be written left justified, each one should be numbered sequentially and the numbers should be written right justified in parentheses.

10. (ISR) Footnotes: Explanations that are not intended to be included in the text should be shown in the footnotes at the bottom of the page instead of in the endnotes. Footnotes should be justified, 9 font size, Book Antiqua, and single line spacing.

11. (ISR) In-Text Citation: When citing in the text, the parenthetical notation method should be used. Notation should be [Author Surname(s), Year: Page Number].

12. (ISR) Bibliography: The bibliography should start right after the Conclusion. The bibliography should be prepared according to the APA 6.0 system. References should be listed in the bibliography in order of surname. The first line should be aligned to the left, and the next lines should be started 0.7 cm from the left. For this, the "First line" part in the Paragraph option should be changed to "Hanging" and 0.7 should be entered as the value.

13. (ISR) Page Numbers: They should be at the bottom and center of each page to be hidden on the first page.

14. (ISR) Extended Abstract: At the end of the studies in Turkish, there should be an Extended Abstract in English. This section should consist of Aim and Scope, Methods, Findings, and Conclusion headings.


CITATION AND REFERENCES

Representation in the bibliography according to the APA 6.0 System.

Books

Bibliography:

Pigou, A. C. (1920), The economics of welfare, London: Palgrave MacMillan.

Nichols, A. L. (1984): Targeting economic ıncentives for environmental protection, Cambridge: MIT Press.

Text:

… (Pigou, 1920: 4); …. (Nichols, 1984: 92)


Chapter in Edited Books

Bibliography:

Jaeger, W. K. (2012). The double dividend debate. in handbook of research on environmental taxation (Eds. J. E. Milne & M. S. Andersen) Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, 211-229.

Text:

…. (Jeager, 2012: 218)


Articles

Bibliography:

Bovenberg, A. L. (1999). Green tax reforms and the double dividend: an updated reader's guide. International Tax and Public Finance, 6(3), 421-443.

Bovenberg, A. L. (1994b).Environmental taxes and labor-market distortions. European Journal of Political Economy, 10(4), 655-683.

Bor, Y. J., & Huang, Y. (2010). Energy taxation and the double dividend effect in Taiwan's Energy conservation policy—an empirical study using a computable general equilibrium model. Energy Policy, 38(5), 2086-2100.

Ay, A., Kızılkaya, O., & Akar, T. (2016). Gelişmekte olan ülkelerde yolsuzluk ve demokrasi'nin DYY üzerindeki etkisi: ampirik bir inceleme. Business and Economics Research Journal, 7(3), 73-88.

Text:

… (Bovenberg, 1999: 422); … (Bovenberg, 1994b: 658) [Aynı yazarın aynı yıl içindeki eseri]; … (Bor ve Huang, 2010: 2088); … (Ay ve diğerleri, 2016: 84)


Theses and Reports

Bibliography:

Schöb, R. (2009),  Choosing the right ınstrument to reap an additional employment dividend, Frei Universitat School of Business And Economics, discussion paper, no. 2009/10.

Akbulut, F. E. (2009). İklim değişikliğinde alternatif politikaların etkinliği, yayınlanmamış yüksek lisans tezi, Ankara Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, Ankara.

Text:

… (Schöb, 2009: 4-7); Akbulut (2009),….


Papers

Bibliography:

Yildiz, S. & Topal, M. H. (2016). Increasing e-trust in e-government services: a case study on the users of the internet tax office. IBANESS conference series, 12-14 march, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, 275-287.

Text:

… (Yildiz ve Topal, 2016: 277)


Internet Resources

Bibliography:

Van Heerden, J., Gerlagh, R., Blignaut, J., Horridge, M., Hess, S., Mabugu, R. E. E., & Chitiga, M. (2005). Fighting co2 pollution and poverty while promoting growth: searching for triple dividends in South Africa. available in http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=849245, (02.12.2016).

Deloitte (2015), Taxation and Investment in Germany 2015, www. iberglobal.com/files/2015/germanyguide-deloitte.pdf, 20.11.16.

Hur, G. H. (2000). Double dividend hypothesis of environmental tax in the Republic of Korea: for sustainable development. in the 2nd international critical geography conference. available in http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/ download?doi= 10.1.1.526.4578&rep=rep1&type=pdf. (02.12.2016).

Text:

… (Van Heerden ve diğerleri, 2005: 24); ….. (Deloitte, 2015); ….. (Hur, 2000: 1)