ISSUE 182 : Jul/Aug - 2010 - Australian Defence Force Journal

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GUIDANCE FOR AUTHORSThe Australian Defence Force Journal seeks articles on a wide range of defence and security matters,such as strategic studies, security and international relations. Normally, articles will only beconsidered for publication if they are current and have not been published elsewhere. In addition,the Journal does not pay for articles but a $500 prize is awarded by the Board of Management forthe article judged to be the best in each issue.The LayoutArticles need to be submitted electronically and typed in MS Word format without the useof templates or paragraph numbers (essay style). Headings throughout are acceptable (andcontributors should view previous issues for style). Length should be between 3500 and 5000words. Please ‘spell check’ the document with Australian English before sending. Additionalguidelines are available from the website.Articles should contain endnotes, bibliography and brief biographical details of the author.Endnotes• for articles are required in the style: Edward D. Mansfield, ‘The concentration of capabilities andthe onset of war’, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Vol. 36, No. 1, 1992, pp. 3–24.• for monographs are required in the style: Edward D. Mansfield, The Concentration of Capabilities,Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1998.References or bibliography• for articles are required in the style: Mansfield, Edward D., ‘The concentration of capabilitiesand the onset of war’, Journal of Conflict Resolution, Vol. 36, No. 1, 1992.• for monographs are required in the style: Mansfield, Edward D., The Concentration of Capabilities,Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1998.Tables, maps and photographs are acceptable but must be of high enough quality to reproducein high resolution. Photographs must be at least 300 ppi in TIF format and obviously pertinent tothe article.The Review ProcessOnce an article is submitted, it is reviewed by an independent referee with some knowledge of thesubject. Comments from the reviewer are passed via the Editor to the author. Once updated, thearticle is presented to the Australian Defence Force Journal Board of Management and, if accepted,will be published in the next Journal. Be advised, it may take quite a while from submissionto print.Authors with suitable articles are invited to contact the Editor via email at:publications@defence.adc.edu.auAuthors accept the Editor may make minor editorial adjustments without reference back to theauthor, however, the theme or intent of the article will not be changed.
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Oceanography and Force 2030: harnes
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In a further example, the Australia
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Direct threats include maritime ter
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Commodore Rod Nairn is a career hyd
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Institute of Marine Science, $80m i
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The nature of casualties presenting
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Contracted solutions in less hostil
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Planning implications of increased
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When a nation is at war, it is acce
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Lasers or Longbows? A Paradox of Mi
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