As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
The submission has not been previously published, nor is it being considered for publication by another journal.
The article should be in Thai . The length should be approximately 15-20, A4 size pages, with 2.54 cm. margins on side, in TH Sarabun New16 font, with the topic headings in bold type. Please register and submit your manuscript through Thai Editorial System (ThaiES) at https://so04.tci thaijo.org/index.php/TSDJ/index in both Microsoft Word and PDF document file formats. Template Form download
The text adheres to the stylistic and bibliographic requirements outlined in the Author Guidelines
Any paper and abstract written by a non-native speaker of English must be checked by a native speaker for its grammaticality before submission.
Given that the Journal of Thai Studies does not collect any fee for submission of articles, if an author withdraws an article after it has gone through the review process, such author will not be permitted to submit any subsequent articles for a period of two years from the date of withdrawl without the express permission of the Journal editor.
Please submit your submission form when you submit your new article. Submission Form download
Author Guidelines
1. The article must be in Thai, no more than 10,000 words, approximately 15-20 pages in length, A4 size paper, TH Sarabun New font, 16 Pt. and submitted in two electronic data files, one in in MS Word and one in PDF format.
2. The article must have an extended abstract following the paper format template, along with 3-5 keywords, in both Thai and English.
3. Graphical Abstract: The author must also provide a single image designed to help the reader quickly gain an overview of the article, summarizing the purpose, results and key details. (attached pdf. file during submission and named the file ‘graphical abstract’.)
4. The structure of the article (both research and academic articles) must follow the article template
5. Figures, Tables and Images:
At the time of submission, any figures and/or tables included in the article must be presented both in Thai and English. Note, photographic images are considered figures in this regard.
Each figure and/or table should be numbered sequentially (e.g., Fig.1, Table 1), with a maximum of 15 total figures and tables.
All captions to figures and titles to tables should be clear, concise and accurate, and presented both in in Thai and English.
The original appearance of historically significant images should be strictly preserved and include English descriptions.
Permission for copyrighted items must be obtained by the author and clearly set forth along with the item.
6. Photographic images to be included must be high-resolution (JPG or TIFF, 300-600 dpi). In addition, attribution for any photographic images should be clearly provided. If the author is the source of the image, the day, month and year when the image was taken should be provided. If images from other sources are used, proof of permission to use the image must be provided.
7. If the article contains non-Thai text or special symbols, information about the special characters or symbols should be provided when the article is submitted.
8. Citations should use the author-date system and be listed in alphabetical order at the end of the article following the APA citation system. The citations in the article and the reference list at the end of the article must be in both English and Thai, with the order of the list in Thai following the same order as the English list. The authors can study the format of the reference list in the template of the article in the Journal of Thai Studies using this link.
9. Romanized and Transliteration
Thai and non-English references, as well as any Thai words in the body of the article, must be romanization using the Thai romanization conversion program that can be found at http://pioneer.chula.ac.th/~awirote/resources/thai-romanization.html . For words that are transliterated from English to Thai, the author should follow the standard set forth by the Royal Institute and use the database found at https://transliteration.orst.go.th/search.
Copyright Notice
The editors of the Journal of Thai Studies reserve the right not to return any manuscripts that are submitted, nor disclose the names of experts to the author of the article in all cases, except for language editing and the reference system of articles.
All articles are copyrighted by the Journal of Thai Studies. Written consent must be obtained from the journal manager for dissemination or use in citing sources.
