Asvattha: Contributors' Guidelines
- An Article should be: a) On subjects within the brief of the e-journal Asvattha (i.e. on any theme fitting into any one of the areas of Culture or Philosophy or Theology); b) A minimum 15 pages, single space, font 12; c) Language: English or German.
- There is also a Panorama section to the e-journal Asvattha. A short description of any theme of your choice which may foster the development of the human culture/spirituality and which may have a popular appeal can be published in the Panorama section of the journal. Languages: English or German, or Malayalam. For the terms and conditions of the Malayalam Panorama section of the journal please refer https://asvattha.org/hi/terms-conditions-2/
- The author’s photo may be published along with the article if a passport size photo is sent as an attachment to the article.
- Each article has to be sent exclusively as an e-mail to asvatthajournal@gmail.com with the title of the article and the author's name. Please include all your contact details: postal address, home address, phone number, and e-mail address. You can also mention your qualifications, affiliations (but this is optional). An abstract of 100-300 words of your article will be helpful (but this is also optional).
- Each article must be in Microsoft Word format, with endnotes and pictures relevant to the articles (optional) etc.
- Already published articles in other journals may be sent provided the author owns the copyright.
- The accepted article will be published on the date (day, month and year) decided by the Editor.
- There will be a reply about the reception of the article by a reply email, but there will not be any reply about the publication of the article. The status of an article can be verified by surfing www.asvattha.org. A rejected article will be e-mailed back to the author on the date decided by the Editor in the same e-mail through which the article has been received.
- The views expressed by the authors may not necessarily be those of the Editor/Publisher of e-journal Asvattha.
- As the e-journal Asvattha is non-profit-making and the access to the e-journal is free of charge, the e-journal Asvattha is not in a position to pay remuneration to the author of the article. And so authors retain copyright of their article.
- If for some exceptional cases remuneration is made for any article, the copyright of that particular article will be with the author, but the publisher/editor of EJournal Asvattha has the right to publish the article again by any medium.