Announcements

  • Guidelines for Authors

    2024-12-15

    Author Guidelines
    Journal of Modern Buddhist Studies (JMBS)

    The Journal of Modern Buddhist Studies (JMBS) has updated its referencing style and article preparation guidelines to enhance the quality and consistency of academic articles. The editorial team has established specific conditions, regulations, and procedures for article submission, including referencing in compliance with APA 6th edition standards. Clear examples and explanations are provided to ensure authors follow the guidelines accurately.

    Key Updates:

    Abstract Format

    • Abstracts should not exceed 320 words, written in both Thai and English.

    Article Length

    • Articles should not exceed 15 pages, including the abstract and references.

    Publication Frequency

    • The journal is published twice a year:
      • January–June
      • July–December

    Multi-Objective Research Articles

    • The journal accepts research articles with multiple objectives and diverse topics. The structure must align with the provided framework.

    Referencing Style

    • References must strictly follow the APA 6th edition format.

    Implementation Date

    • The new guidelines and requirements will take effect starting from Volume 4, Issue 1 (January–June 2025). These updates aim to elevate the standard of research and academic articles to align with international standards in modern Buddhist studies.
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  • Restriction on Partial Article Publication

    2024-12-15

    Restriction on Partial Article Publication
    Journal of Modern Buddhist Studies (JMBS)
    Announcement Date: March 2, 2021

    Due to the rigorous process required for article review and preparation for publication in the Journal of Modern Buddhist Studies (JMBS), including copyediting and production, the journal hereby announces the suspension or indefinite postponement of the publication of certain articles under the following circumstances:

    Reasons for Suspension or Delay:

    1. Inability to Contact the Author

      • The journal has made multiple attempts to contact the author without receiving a response, making it impossible to proceed with the required steps.

    2. Refusal to Revise Articles

      • Despite receiving editorial feedback, the author has declined or failed to revise the article within the specified timeframe.

    3. Lack of Proof of Payment for Additional Fees

      • While the journal does not charge publication fees, authors must provide proof of payment for any additional services, such as English language editing, if applicable.

    4. Inaccurate English Abstract

      • If the English abstract is found to be inadequate, the journal will arrange for professional language editing. The author is responsible for covering the cost of this service.
    Note to Authors:

    It is the author's responsibility to regularly monitor the progress and status of their submission. The journal reserves the right to amend these conditions and procedures as necessary to maintain academic standards and excellence in the publication of modern Buddhist studies.

    For further information, please contact the editorial team.

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