Manuscript evaluation
All texts in French or English submitted
for publication to the Revue
Française de Sociologie are
read by the five current Editorial Committee members, two other
editorial board members, and the editor of the journal. The
Committee may
call
for an opinion from an outside expert.
Committee members discuss articles in depth on the basis of at
least eight evaluations and
make a collective
decision, which is then transmitted to authors in writing by a
Committee member.
Annual English Issue
To make current French sociological study known and available to non-Francophone
readers, the Revue
Française de Sociologie publishes
an annual supplementary issue in English of
selected articles from the preceding year. All editorial board
members participate in the selection process, choosing texts
representative of
a variety of domains and approaches, engaged in current debates
within the discipline, and informative about French society in
the aim of facilitating
comparison with other countries. Book reviews
All reviews submitted for publication to the Revue
Française de Sociologie are read
by the current Editorial Committee member in charge of reviews and
the five other Committee
members. A decision is made collectively after discussion and
transmitted by the
reviews reader.
Manuscript requirements
Authors pledge not to submit their texts to other journals.
Articles must be approximately 84 000
characters in length (including spaces).
Book reviews should not exceed
13 500 characters.
All texts must be double
spaced.
Please submit eight non-returnable copies of articles manuscripts and seven non-returnable copies of book reviews to:
Revue Française de Sociologie
Secrétariat de rédaction
59-61, rue Pouchet
75849 Paris Cedex 17 - France
The manuscripts are not sent back to the authors.
The manuscript format
The manuscripts are to be double-spaced.
They should come with a 10-line
abstract.
Footnotes are to be indicated at the bottom of the
page.
Unlike articles, book reviews should not feature any
footnotes.
With regard
to references, the author’s name and the date of publication
should be mentioned depending on whether a passage is explicitly
referred to (Weber, 1905, pp. 231-252), Weber (1905).
In this
way, the Latin expressions cf., loc. cit., op. cit. idem, ibid.,
etc. are avoided.
The full references will
be grouped at the end of the article in compliance with the
following norms:
For Books: Durkheim E., 1897. – Le suicide. Etude de sociologie,
Paris, Alcan.
For articles quoted : Aya R., 1989. – “La révolution
en échec”, Revue
Française de Sociologie, 30, 3/4
pp. 559-586.
Copyright
It is our policy to require the assignment of copyright on all articles
and review essays. It is understood that, in return for publication,
the Revue Française
de Sociologie has the exclusive right to
publish the article or review essay and the continuing right, without
limit, to include the article or review
essay as part of any reprinting of the issue and /or volume of
the Revue Française
de Sociologie. The author retains the right
to use his/her article for publication in
any book of which he/she is the author or editor after it has appeared
in the Revue Française
de Sociologie provided he/she requests approval
of the Revue
Française de Sociologie.
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