Transylvania Magazine is edited by the Interethnic Cultural Centre Transylvania under the authority of the Sibiu County Council and is a review of scientific inter / trans disciplinary, with the recognition in the category B + from the national evaluation of the National Council of Scientific Research in Higher Education, the journal publishes studies and scientific articles and reviews in various fields such as history of social thought, economic, cultural and political philosophy, religion, criticăşi literary, art.

Reference to the highest national and international standards for assessing academic collaborators editors recommend the use of internationally accepted standards in terms of editing for publication.

Materials will be sent to editors in electronic format, preferably in. Doc or. Rtf, accompanied by their version converted into portable format (pdf) is preferred that the text does not contain such codes marking bookmarks , mark for index terms (names, localities etc.), hyperlinks, automatic numbering of paragraphs, words, etc. manually split., font formatting is permitted level, if used tables, charts and other graphics is preferable they are sent in separate file (in. xls,. tiff,. jpeg,. pdf) where, for reasons of economy of space allocated to research, review articles or adjustments are required (meaning added or suppression of graphics), editor reserves the right to intervene on the material in this respect. Even if the editorial materials ensures correct grammar and style in terms of accuracy, the authors recommend checking these issues prior to dispatch.

On the first page of material is required the presence of:

- The title is written in the language of the article and in English (where appropriate) it must be concise and clear, it is possible that, for indexing the database, the words present in the title to be used to retrieve articles.

- Name of author (s) and institutional affiliation (in the language is written the article and in English) together with the institution, shall clearly specify whether the author is part of different institutional collective, also need the full address of institution / institutions of which the author (postal address, telephone / fax, email).

- Summary Article. It must provide concise research purposes, the main research results and major conclusions reached;

- Keywords (minimum 5) in English.

- The presence of subsets of special characters, legend graphics present in the article (if any) other circumstances relating to special items of content item.

Publication of material does not present these items will be deferred until members of the Editorial Office will be able to identify them, the responsibility lies solely on the content authors materials, unpublished materials, the reasons justified objectively, shall not be returned to the authors, copyright, after published material rests exclusively with the Interethnic Transylvania Cultural Center.

For preparation of references recommend using footnotes or end of the chapter and mandatory reference works were used as bibliographic material in English:

Examples:

I. Books:

The Notes:

1 Stefan Metes, Transylvanian Romanian Emigration XIII-XX centuries, Bucharest: Encyclopaedic Ştiinţificăşi, 1977, p. 128-129. (In case of multiple authors, they are separated by a comma sign)

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

Metes, Stephen. Transylvanian Romanian emigration XIII-XX centuries. Bucharest: Encyclopaedic Ştiinţificăşi, 1977, 528 p. (in case of multiple authors, they are separated by semicolons)

II. Articles:

a) the magazine:

The Notes:

A Drimba Ovid, Publius Ovidius Naso. 2050 years of birth - 1990 years of death, in Transylvania, new series, year XXXVII (CXIII), 5 / 2008, p. 4. (In case of multiple authors, they are separated by a comma sign)

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

Drimba, Ovid. Publius Ovidius Naso. 2050 years of birth - 1990 years after death. In Transylvania, new series, year XXXVII (CXIII), 5 / 2008, p. 1-4. (In case of multiple authors, they are separated by semicolons)

b) in electronic journals:

The Notes:

1 Angelo Mitchievici, Canon, Identity, Traditionalism and Modernism in transition, cultural observer, article available on the web accessed on 10 August 2008. (In case of multiple authors, they are separated by a comma sign)

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

Mitchievici, Angelo. Canon, Identity, Traditionalism and Modernism in transition. In: Cultural Observatory, article available on the web accessed on 10 August 2008. (In case of multiple authors, they are separated by semicolons)

c) collective volume articles:

The Notes:

1 Antonio Patras, Salon refugees. Iasi poetry hidden image, from one generation to another, in literature and local cultures. Seminar of contemporary literature. Sibiu - Medias, 2007 coordinator George Manolache, Sibiu, Publishing University "Lucian Blaga" in Sibiu, 2007, p. 83. (In case of multiple authors, they are separated by a comma sign)

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

Patras, Antonio. Show refugees. Iasi poetry hidden image, from one generation to another. In: Literature and local cultures. Seminar of contemporary literature. Sibiu - Medias, 2007, George Manolache coordinator. Sibiu University Press "Lucian Blaga" in Sibiu, 2007, p. 81-87. (In case of multiple authors, they are separated by semicolons)

III. PhD theses (undergraduate work, projects, etc..)

The Notes:

1 Dorin Goths, ASTRA during World War I, supported PhD thesis in 1998, scientific coordinator Liviu Maior, "Babes-Bolyai" in Cluj Napoca, p. 129.

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

Goths, Dorin. ASTRA during the First World War. PhD thesis presented in 1998, Liviu Maior scientific cord, "Babes-Bolyai" in Cluj, 345 p.

IV. Non-book materials (CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, videotape, etc..)

The Notes:

Stones for building a modern Romanism: old prints of Blaj, CD-ROM, Alba Iulia, Haco International Publishing, 2007.

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

Stones for building modern Romanism: old prints of Blaj. CD-ROM. Alba Iulia, Haco International Publishing, 2007.

V. Legislation:

The Notes:

One law for the law of March 24, 1904 relative to disposal of books for libraries in the Official Gazette, no. 205 / 19 December 1922, p. 1.

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

Law for the law of March 24, 1904 relative to disposal of books for libraries. In: Official Gazette no. 205 / 19 December 1922, p. 1-12.

VI. Standards:

The Notes:

1 International Organization for Standardization (ISO), Information and documentation - Bibliographic references - Content, form and structure, ISO 690:1987, Geneva, International Organization for Standardization, 1987, p. 25.

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Information and documentation - Bibliographic references - Content, form and structure, ISO 690:1987, Geneva, International Organization for Standardization, 1987, 30 p.

VII. Papers presented at conferences:

The Notes:

1 Manuela Nevaci, current Aromanian diaspora language publications, paper presented in the Romanian language exploratory workshop in the world of Diaspora in Romanian Scientific Research Conference, organized by the National Council for Scientific Research in Higher Education, Bucharest, September 17 to 19, 2008.

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

Nevaci, Manuela. Current publications dispora Aromanian language. Paper presented at the workshop exploratory Romanian language in the world of scientific research Romanian Diaspora Conference, National Council for Scientific Research in Higher Education. Bucharest, 17 - 19 September 2008.

VIII. Archival documents:

- Will take into account the extent possible, the following structure: Country, institution, fund, part organic, file, document number, the following citations may be missing country and institution.

The Notes:

1 Romania, Sibiu County Department of National Archives (possibly DJAN Sibiu) Fund "Astra", Documents, File no. 58, document no. In 2308.

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

Romania, Sibiu County Department of National Archives, Fund "Astra" acts.

IX. TV shows:

The Notes:

1 George Banu, the man seen from behind, in Back to the argument, TV shows, Horia Roman Patapievici moderator, producer Mitache Danila, TVR Cultural, edition of 29 May 2008.

The Bibliography (translated title in English):

Banu, George. Man seen from behind. In: Back to the argument, TV shows, Horia Roman Patapievici moderator, producer Mitache Danila. TVR Cultural, edition of 29 May 2008.

Abbreviations used in compiling convenţionale1 bibliographic notes:

- Ibid (same place) is used for successive references to the same author and same work, the situation is same even if it is a recurring reference to page number, in which case it indicates the exact page, the words no longer valid if between the first reference and inserted next to another note;

- To avoid repeating the name of an author, use the words Idem (same person), will work to just write headlines or articles;

- Op. cit. (Opposite citatus - work cited) is used when citing a work by a single author, the first reference is made in full (see the situations described above), the second time (third time, etc.) reference is made to set short ;

- Place. cit., l.c. (Citato locally - instead of quote), is used to indicate the paragraphs already cited in the paper;

- Et al. (Et alii, et alia, et alia - and others) is used where the author, after mentioning a name from a longer list, specific or unwilling to repeat them (after first mention);

- Cf (confero - compared to) is used to indicate a comparison between paragraphs of different sources, from different viewpoints or similar;

- Apud (to) is to be used when the text uses a quote from a book or a historical source taken from other works mentioned in note references;

- Et passim (here and there) is used to specify that the idea in question is taken from several parts of the work cited, with reference to part of the work which began taking over.

Other conventional abbreviations:

- See or q.v. (Quod vide) is used to indicate that something is treated at length elsewhere, in the right context;
- Approx. (About) is used to indicate something roughly;
- E.g. - Example of grace - for the sake of example;
- Etc. (Et caetera - and so on) is used broadly to specify that they may be listed many examples in the same context;
- I.e. (Id est - that is) is used in text to clarify a statement, a statement of a problem;
- (Sic) is used when the author wants to distance themselves from misuse of a form or likely to be incorrectly used, while wanting to draw attention to the expression found;
- Viz. (Videlicet - so like, that is) is used for specifying apoziţiilor examples or identify a person or thing;
- Fl. (Floruit) is used to indicate a historical period in which a person served, a school, a cultural trend, even a particular species;
- N.B. (NB) is used to alert the author of exposure considered something important.

For a listing of abbreviations have been used conventional works: Adina Berciu Draghicescu, the composition of a scientific method, the archivist and documentary, paper available at the web address http://ebooks.unibuc.ro/istorie/arhivistica/ 3cap1.htm, accessed July 23, 2008 and Notes and references, in Concise Oxford Companion to the English Language, article available at http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1O29NOTESANDREFERENCES.html Web, accessed July 23, 2008.