There is an upper limit of 150-175 pages. Only in exceptional circumstances will this upper limit be modified. Because a Monograph is inevitably lengthy and usually substantively complex, it is particularly important that the text be well organized and written in clear, precise, and literate English. Note, however, that authors from non-English speaking countries should not be put off by this stricture. In accordance with the general aims of SRCD, this series is actively interested in promoting international exchange of developmental research.
Monographs are integrative.
As a consequence it is critical that introductory material include a thorough citation of the historical relevant literature, and that the work be embedded in a clear historical context. It is also important that the concluding discussion explore alternative explanatory contexts. Whenever possible authors should include a valid e-mail address for correspondence along with a traditional mail address. Heavy white bond is preferred, erasable bond is not acceptable. Margins on all four sides of the text should extend a minimum of 1 inch.