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198 JPS 17:1&2 live long after. I lost a friend and brother; the Sikh community lost an activist and advocate; the scholarly community lost a diligent, curious, budding young colleague. His mother (Jaswant Kaur), father (Joginder Singh), sister (Amandeep Kaur), and countless others whose life he touched in such a short period, will continue to miss him dearly.
NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS 1. Articles submitted to the JPS should be original contributions; if an article is under consideration for any other journal, authors must indicate this on submission. Articles should be submitted in hard copy in triplicate, typed double-spaced throughout (including end-notes and references) with 1inch margins. Contributors are required to provide an abstract of approximately 100 words which should be indented and located at the top of page 1. Typewritten copies must be accompanied by IBM-compatible word-process or discs in Microsoft Word. Discs should be labeled with the article, the author’s name and software (including version) used. All submissions should be sent to: Journal of Punjab Studies Centre for Sikh and Punjab Studies Global & International Studies University of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-7065 Gurinder Singh Mann: mann@religion.ucsb.edu Shinder Singh Thandi: s.thandi@coventry.ac.uk 2. Papers accepted for publication become the copyright of the JPS. 3. All articles submitted will be sent anonymously to two referees. 4. Style. Please note that we use the Harvard system with separate end-notes and list of references, with bracketed abbreviated references embedded in the text eg (Tinker 1967, 147, or 147-148). References should be listed in full at the end of the paper. Quotations. Indent quotations of more than one sentence. For primary source citations give the name and location of oral informant/the archive in which the material is stored. Italics. Italicize words in Punjabi and other languages (not in common English usage) only on first occurrence, giving the English translation in parentheses. Proper names in a foreign language should be capitalized and set in roman. Transliteration. Words from non-English languages (other than proper nouns and words already current in English) should be transliterated in accordance with convention (e.g. as in Oxford University Press publications) and italicized on their first occurrence. The editors reserve the right to modify transliterations in the interest of consistency. No full stop after abbreviations e.g. Dr, MP, MLA, CPI and no apostrophe in plurals such as MPs, the 1930s. % to be written as per cent. Quotations should be in single quotation marks, double within single. Long quotations or five or more lines should be indented without quotes. Dates should be given in the form 11 March 2001; 1997-99. Book reviews: Author(s) or editor(s), Title (italic), place of publication, publisher, date, number of pages (roman + Arabic), price, hardback or paperback, ISBN. For detailed notes for contributors please visit: http://www.stile.coventry.ac.uk/punjab/index.html
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