The Canadian Journal of Information and Library Science
Guidelines for Submission
Please submit manuscripts in Word or RTF format by
email attachment to:
Heidi Julien
School of Library and Information Studies
University of Alberta
3-20 Rutherford South
Edmonton, AB T6G 2J4 Canada
Tel: (780) 492 3934
Fax: (780) 492 2430
E-mail: heidi.julien@ualberta.ca
A tentative title and abstract of 50 to 100 words
(preferably in both English and French) should be submitted with the
manuscript. Final versions of accepted papers are to be submitted in
electronic format, preferably in Microsoft Word format by
email.
All manuscripts are evaluated by referees.
Manuscripts must be double-spaced. Use italics rather
than underlining where applicable. Key notes (as normal text) should
follow the body of the article or as endnotes.
Tables and figures should be numbered separately and
placed together at the end of the document. Insert a location note at the
appropriate place in the text (e.g., "Insert Table 2 here"). Key and tab
tables as simply as possible. Figures must be sharp and clear, and must
fit within the text area of a journal page (115mm x 175mm).
Overall style should conform to that outlined in The
Chicago Manual of Style 15th edition, pp. 593-754 (Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 2003).
All references to sources are to be identified in the
text by surname of the author(s), year of publication, and page number(s)
where applicable. Examples:
(Greenland 1994, 48); (Bertrand-Robert and Rackus
1994, 173-75; McGarvy 1995a).
The References list should be double-spaced, placed at
the end of the main text, and ordered alphabetically by author and by year
of publication. Examples:
Bertrand-Robert, Vivica, and
Sheila Rackus. 1994. Les écoles de bibliothéconomie canadiennes
anglophones. Revue canadienne bibliothécaire: 171-82.
Greenland, H.W. 1994. Current
practices in serving older student populations. In Special audiences,
ed. Frederick R. Reycraft. St. Edmonds, New Zealand: University of
Wellington Press.
McGarvy, Leslie. 1995a. New roles
for librarians. Part I. Library Economics 2: 135-37.
McGarvy, Leslie. 1995b. New roles
for librarians. Part II. Library Economics 2: 168-71.
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