Guide for Authors

  1. Author Guidelines

    The author must comply with the following conditions and procedures.

    1. Authors are required to prepare the original manuscript file, following the format and guidelines provided by the journal (refer to details under the section 'Preparation of the Manuscript').
    2. Authors are required to submit their articles by attaching the manuscript file (Microsoft Word) through the ThaiJO system. To log in, authors need to specify their affiliation, e-mail, and contact phone number in the discussion box. In case authors do not have a username and password for system access, they must register before logging in.
    3. The articles will undergo a preliminary review for appropriateness and alignment with the journal's objectives, ethical considerations, plagiarism check, and formatting compliance.
    4. Authors will receive an e-mail notification through the ThaiJO system regarding the outcome of the preliminary review (in step 3), indicating whether the submitted article has been accepted or rejected for further consideration. In cases where the article is under consideration but found to have incorrect formatting, authors will be notified to make the necessary corrections and resubmit the revised manuscript.
    5. The authors are required to fill in the information in the manuscript submission form and the publication fee payment form, transfer the publication fee, and attach both forms along with the proof of payment. The complete set of forms and payment evidence should be emailed to the Editorial Office via the ThaiJO system at the following e-mail: eauheritage_sci@eau.ac.th. Authors can check the publication fee details in the 'Publication Fee' menu and download the forms from here.

                - Article Submission Article submission Form

                - Publication Payment Payment Form

    1. The article will be sent to three qualified experts (peer review) with expertise in the relevant field for evaluation. This assessment, known as the double-blind peer review, ensures that both the reviewers and the authors remain anonymous throughout the process. Articles authored by internal staff will be evaluated by all external qualified experts, while articles from external staff will be assessed by all external qualified experts or in collaboration with internal qualified experts.
    2. After the three qualified reviewers complete their evaluations (which typically takes around 4 weeks), the Editorial Office will notify the authors of the results.
    3. In the event that authors need to revise the manuscript based on the suggestions of the reviewers, they are required to complete the revision and submit the revised manuscript within 2 weeks. If the authors refuse to revise the manuscript or if the revision is not submitted within the specified timeframe, the journal reserves the right to reject the article for publication.
    4. Articles must undergo evaluation by three qualified reviewers, and the final decision rests with the editorial team. In cases where your article does not pass the evaluation by both the reviewers and the editorial team, the journal reserves the right to reject the publication of the article and will not refund any publication fees.

     

    The sequencing and publication of articles are at the discretion and decision of the editorial team without requiring permission from the authors.

 

Preparation of the article manuscripts

  1. The original article must be printed in the format and font size of the template which can be downloaded here.

               - Research Article Template.doc

               - Research Article template.pdf

               - Academic Article template.doc

               - Academic Article template.pdf

               - Research Article template in English.doc

               - Research Article template in English.pdf

               - Academic Article template in English.doc

               - Academic Article template in English.pdf

     In order to prepare the original article, the author must prepare a single-column format for the entire article (the editorial team will later format the article into a two-column format and send it to the authors for verification before publishing)

  1. The articles can be in either Thai or English, and the content should be approximately 10-15 pages according to the provided template.
  2. All authors of the article must provide clear information about their name-surname, organization affiliation, and email address.
  3. The abstract should be approximately 15 lines long and include 4-5 keywords. For articles in Thai, an English abstract is also required.
  4. The components of the content include:

          5.1 A research article should include an introduction, research objectives, hypotheses (if any), research methodology, results, discussion of results, recommendations, and references (see examples in the section Article references)

          5.2 An academic article should include an introduction, content sections, conclusion, and references (see examples in the section Article references)

       6. Tables and figures should be inserted into the text. Figures must have a minimum resolution of 1,000x1,000 pixels and a minimum resolution of 300 dots per inch (dpi).

 

Article references

Document reference format

When citing documents, please follow the APA 6th ed (American Psychological Association) format as follows:

 

In-text citations

In-text citations should include the author's name or the title of the article in cases where there is no author, along with the publication year in parentheses. This applies to both Thai and international documents.

 

An example of an in-text citation:

"According to Smith (2019), climate change has significant impacts on global ecosystems. Alternatively, it has been argued that these changes can lead to unforeseen consequences (World Environmental Report, 2020)."

 

End-of-article references

List the referenced documents in English and arrange them in alphabetical order by the last name of the author or title if there is no author. If the document cited is not in English, provide the English translation of the title, followed by the language of the original document in parentheses, as shown below:

 

  1. Books

Author's last name, initials. Title. Place of publication: Publisher or printing house.

Author, A. A. (Year). Title of work. Location: Publisher.

Engle, S. (2015). The hungry mind: The origins of curiosity in childhood.

           Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.

Lorsuwannarat, T. (2006). Learning organization: From the concepts topractives (3rd ed.).

           Bangkok: Ratanatri. (in Thai)

 

  1. Journal articles

Author's last name, abbreviated name. Article Title. Journal Name, Year(No.), Page number that appears in journal article.

Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year). Title of article. Title of Journal, vv, pp-pp.

           https://doi.org/xx.xxxx/xxxxxx

Manmart, L. (2000). Current situation of technology management in Schools of Library and

           Information Science in Thailand. Journal of Library and InformationScience.18(3), 1-24.

           (in Thai).

Zaki, S. R., & Kleinschmidt, D. (2014).  Procedural memory effects in categorization: evidence for

           multiple systems or task complexity? Memory and Cognition, 42, 508-524.

           https://doi.org/10.3758/s13421-013-0375-9

 

Authors can refer to additional examples of citation formatting from the following sources:

 Guide to Citations and References
(Office of the National Human Rights Commission Revised 2020)