ZS-HISTORIA
Historia
The most important pages in the authors’ area
In our area for authors you will find all the general information you need about structuring your article, formatting your text, working with images and tables and so on. Here we have linked the most important pages for you:
On this page
On this page, we have also collected specific information about your journal – e.g. language variants in the article header, the citation guidelines and the required personal details:
Translation, abstract and keywords
- If the title is not in English already, it needs an English translation that is placed in a new line right after the original title. If there is a subtitle, it needs to be translated to English as well.
- Contributions within Historia include an abstract and keywords in English. Abstracts and keywords in the original language are not included.
Citation guidelines
- The citation guidelines of Historia are based on the Harvard Citation Style.
- Sources may be cited according to one of the standard lists (e.g., DNP, TLL, OLD et al.), but this is not mandatory. In any case, please use a consistent system.
Biographical information and affiliations
- In Historia no biographical information are published.
- The affiliation usually includes the ORCID, the full adress of their university (name of university, institute, street, zip code, city/country) as well as the E-Mail-adress of the author.