Contribute to Pilipinas

Articles to be considered for publication should be submitted:

• in three hard copies plus 1 copy on computer disk or by email attachment free of any macros or viruses in Word 5 or 6 or RTF, and any accompanying pictures or illustrations, which may be either black/white or in colour, must be provided in JPG/JPEG format

• Final Versions of accepted articles must be submitted on computer disks or by email attachment free of any macros or viruses in Word 5 or 6 in RTF, and any accompanying pictures or illustrations, which may be either black/white or in colour, must be provided in JPG/JPEG format

• typed, double spaced lines (including quotations, notes and references), in 12 point font, preferably Palantino or Courier,

• on one side of the paper,

• and sent to Pilipinas Managing Editor, Dr. Paul Mathews, PO Box 827 Jamison. 2614. Canberra. Australia. Phone: Mobile: 0438 589 330 Email: pmathews2@hotmail.com

• An abstract of about 150 words should accompany the manuscript.

• As manuscripts are sent out anonymously for evaluation, the author's name and affiliation should appear only on a separate covering sheet.

• Brief notes about the academic connections and major publications of contributors will be included in Pilipinas. Such information should be provided when a manuscript has been accepted for publication.

• Manuscripts will not be returned unless a stamped self-addressed envelope is provided by the contributor.

• The form for notes and references will be that prescribed for the Journal of Asian Studies, except that endnotes will be employed in place of footnotes. Thus, endnotes will be used for explanatory material, while simple references to author's surnames, years of publication, and pages will be in parentheses in the text, with all sources listed alphabetically at the end of the article. For details see sections 15.35 to 15.40, 15.44 to 15.45, and 15.77 to 15.247, The Chicago Manual of Style, 14th ed., Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1993. Figures should be on high quality paper in india ink for maximum sharpness and as jpg files. Only copies of the figures should accompany the submitted manuscript, originals being retained until requested by the editors.

• The editors reserve the right to make stylistic corrections, but not substantive changes in published material.

• Current email addresses of authors & mailing address need to be provided to facilitate correspondence

• Books for review and all correspondence concerning book reviews should be sent to Dr. Paul Mathews, Managing Editor, until further notice.

Book and Film Reviews

Pilipinas accepts unsolicited book and film reviews of items published/produced less than 2 years previously. Reviews should be 1,000 to 1,500 words in length. Extended Review-articles may be up to about 6,000 words.

A Sample Bibliography

Brown, Michael E. 1996. "On Resisting Resistance." American Anthropologist, 98(4): 729-735.

Cohen Erik. 1983. "Insiders and Outsiders: The Dynamics of Development of Bungalow Tourism on the Islands of Southern Thailand." Human Organization, 42(3): 158-162.

Gan, F. 2001. "2 men implicated in death of resort owner get life." Sun-Star, 16 February.

Hill, Polly. 1983. "The Gullibility of Development Economists." Anthropology Today, 1(2): 10-12.

Hutchcroft, Paul D. 1996. Booty Capitalism: The Politics of Banking in the Philippines. Ithaca: Cornell University Press.

McCoy, Alfred W. 1993. "An Anarchy of Families: The Historiography of State and Family in the Philippines," in Alfred W. McCoy (ed.), An Anarchy of Families: State and Family in the Philippines, pp. 1-32. Madison: The Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Wisconsin.

Nettekoven, Lothar. 1977. "Mechanics of Intercultural Interaction," in E. de Kadt (ed.), Tourism: Passport to Development ? pp. 135-145.

Pertierra, Raul. 1995a. "Conflict and Authority in Zamora," in Philippine Localities and Global Perspectives, pp. 39-53. Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press.

Russell, Susan D. 1989. "The Grand Cañao: Ethnic and Ritual Dilemmas in an Upland Philippine Tourist Festival, Asian Folklore Studies, 48(2): 247-263.

Scott, James C. 1983. Weapons of the Weak: Everyday Forms of Peasant Resistance. New Haven: Yale University Press.

Storey, Donovan. 1996. "Housing the Urban Poor in Metro Manila." Philippine Studies, 46(3): 267-292.

Urry, John. 1990. The Tourist Gaze. London: Sage.

Urry, John. 1991. "The Tourist Gaze .Revisited¹." American Behavioral Scientist, 36(2): 172-186.