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Journal of Chinese Economy & Management Studies:Provisions for submitting contributions
1 ．Contributions are restricted to members of the Japanese Association for Chinese Economyand Management Studies (JCEMS). In case of joint authorship, at least one person must bea member of the Association.
2 ．All materials for publication must be submitted exclusively to the JCEMS, and must nothave previously appeared in any other publication.
3 ．Manuscripts for contribution shall be classified as follows: Articles (approximately20,000 characters for manuscripts in Japanese and approximately 8,000 to 10,000 wordsfor manuscripts in English (including figures and tables in both cases)), research notes(approximately 12,000 characters for manuscripts in Japanese and maximum of 7,000
words for manuscripts in English (including figures and tables in both cases)), surveys andbook reviews. In some cases, the Editorial Board can propose a classification other thanthat which the author has selected for the manuscript.
4 ．Authors should submit the manuscript, an information sheet, and an English abstract of600 or fewer words in electronic form to the Editorial Board via email (jcems_editors@yahoo.co.jp). The information sheet is downloadable at the journal web site. This English
abstract is used for selecting reviewers. If a receipt notification is not received within aweek after submission, the author may send direct inquiries to the Chief Editor via email(shiro.hioki.d3@tohoku.ac.jp).
５ ．Acceptance of manuscripts(1)Acceptance of manuscripts shall be determined by the Editorial Board based on reviewsby two or more referees appointed by the Editorial Board for this purpose.
(2)The date of acceptance is the date on which the Editorial Board sends the receipt
notification by email. Generally, notice of acceptance of manuscripts will be given within
three months.
(3)Peer-reviewed manuscripts and abstracts written in a foreign language must beproofread by a native speaker. The authors must submit the certificate(s) of proofreading
described in free formats to the Editorial Board (only for manuscripts).
6 ．Manuscripts (including figures and tables) will not be returned under any circumstances.
（Enacted on March 4, 2017. Amended on March 23, 2017, June 30, December 28, 2018,
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Guidelines for contributors
1 ．Manuscript creation and submission(1)The language used must be either Japanese or English.
(2)Manuscripts must be typeset horizontally and the footnote system must be used (Do notuse the endnotes.). Explanatory notes must be numbered consecutively.
(3)All diagrams (figures and tables) must be in black and white.
(4)All manuscripts must have a cover page stating, in Roman letters, the title, author’sname(s), author’s affiliation, up to five keywords, and the JEL classification codes (Pleaserefer to www.aeaweb.org/jel/guide/jel.php .).
(5)Submitted manuscripts shall adopt the following order: the above-mentioned cover
page, main text, references, figures and tables, and an abstract in English (The abstract
must be of 150 or fewer words, and must be submitted after the manuscript has beenaccepted for publication.).
(6)Once the manuscript has been approved for publication, the original manuscript must besubmitted via email as an attached file.
(7)The main text and diagrams (figures and tables) must be saved in different files, which
will be edited by the Editorial Board as necessary.
(8)All diagrams (figures and tables) should be submitted with original data.
2 ．Reference notations(1)Reference notations for explanatory notes shall be abbreviated in the following order:author name (or editor name), (year of publication, and page(s) quoted). For example,
Makino (1996 : 25), Zhang (2003 : 172-174), Otsuka, Liu and Murakami (2000 : 12-18), orOtsuka et al. (2000 : 12-18)(2)References shall be listed in the following order: Japanese references, Chinese references,
European language references and the other language references. Each category shallbe listed alphabetically according to the author’s family name (or according to the Pinyinstandard for Chinese names).
(3)As a general rule, each type of reference shall be annotated as follows:
Books: Author’s (editor’s) name, year of publication, title, place of publication (for Chineseand European language references), and publishing company Articles and essays:
Author’s name, year of publication, title, name of publication (or name of document inwhich the article appeared), volume and number, and month of publication(4)The names of books and journals in Japanese and Chinese should be indicated in romanletters and Pinyin, respectively. Names of books and journals should be rendered initalics. In addition, article names should be indicated using “ ” quotation marks.
ExamplesReferences in English:

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Jefferson, G. H., T. G. Rawski and Y. Zheng (1992), “Growth, Efficiency, and Convergencein China's State and Collective Industry,” Economic Development and Cultural
Change, Vol.40 No.2, January.
Otsuka, K., D. Liu and N. Murakami (1998), Industrial Reform in China: Past
Performance and Future Prospects, Oxford, Clarendon Press.
References in Japanese:Marukawa, Tomoo (1994), “Chugoku ni okeru Kigyokankankei no Keisei: Jidosha Sangyono Jirei”, Ajia Keizai, Vol.35 No.9,S eptember.
Katsuji, Nakagane (2002), Keizaihatten to Taiseiiko: Shirizu Gendai Chugoku Keizai 1,Nagoya University Press..
References in Chinese:Liu, Guoguang, Li, Jingwen et al. (1998), Jingji Lanpishu: 1998nian Zhongguo Jingji
Xingshi yu Yuce, Beijing, Social Sciences Academic Press (CHINA).
Shen, Liren and Dai, Yuanchen (1990), “ Woguo ‘Zhuhoujingji’ de Xingcheng ji qi Biduan
he Genyuan”, Jingji Yanjiu, No.3, March.
(5)Generally, numbers should be represented in Arabic numerals.
(6)Figures (including photographs) and tables should be clear and distinct. The quality
should be such that they can be photoengraved as received. Indicate their location using
the following text: <Insert Figure or Table here>.
(7)As a rule, the Western writing style (AD) should be used when indicating the year.
When adding the era name and year, represent this information in parentheses
immediately after the corresponding year in AD, for example 1913 (民国 2 ).
(8)The Association accepts no responsibility for copyright issues with respect to quotations,reproductions, and so on.
3 ．Proofreading(1)Authors may only proofread the first and second proofs of their contribution.
(2)Proofreading must be limited to the correction of words and phrases. (For large-scalecorrections, the Editorial Board may request that the author rewrite the document.)(3)The return dates for proofread documents must be strictly observed.
4 ．Separate printed copies(1)If an article or essay, research note, research projection, or introduction of source
materials is accepted for publishing, an electronic file (PDF format) of a complimentary
printed copy will be forwarded to the author(s).
（Enacted on March 4, 2017. Amended on August 1, November 16, 2019.）