Articles or proposals for articles and more generally all correspondence should be addressed to socio@msh-paris.fr
We ask authors to please follow these recommendations as closely as possible:
Calibration
Around 30,000 signs (including references and footnotes)
Basic information
- Last name and first name of the author and institutional affiliation
- Two page abstract of the article outlining the central problematic and findings and a bibliography
- Title of the article
If the article is accepted, the author should provide:
- A title in English
- A two-page abstract in English
- 5 keywords
The main text
References: in the body of the text the references should follow this format (Dupont, 1835) or (Dupont 1836: 102) , [with :] or when
referring to the work in the main text Dupont [(1835 : 102)] [with : ].
The different sections and subsections should be clearly numbered in the following way 1, then 1.1, then, 1.1.1, if there are three subsections. In addition to numbering, it may be helpful for the author to use titles (Title 1, Title 2, Title 3).
Style formatting
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Bibliography
Books
BAJOIT, Guy 2009, Socio-analyse des raisons d’agir, Québec, Presses de l’Université Laval.
ARENDT, Hanna [1948] 2002, Qu’est-ce que la philosophie de l’existence ?, Paris, Éditions Payot.
BARRERE, Anne et Danilo, MARTUCELLI 2009, Le Roman comme laboratoire, Villeneuve d’Ascq, Presses Universitaires du Septentrion.
Edited books
CHATEL, Vivianne et Marc-Henri SOULET (dir.) 2003, Agir en situation de vulnérabilité, Québec, Presses Universitaires de Laval.
Journal articles
BOLLE DE BAL, Marcel 1992, « De l’esthétique sociale à la sociologie existentielle : sous le signe de la reliance », Sociétés, n°36, p.
169-178.
