OrizzonteCina publishes contributions that are original, scientifically rigorous, and accessible. The Editorial Committee accepts proposals for contributions in two different ways:

• proposals for contributions in response to a specific call for abstracts;
• proposals for individual contributions on topics of interest to the journal.

Authors who wish to submit a manuscript are invited to carefully read the editorial rules indicated in the appropriate section.

We welcome the following types of articles:

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Length: between 5,000 and 8,000 words in length, including abstracts (150 words in English), five keywords in English, footnotes, and, where relevant, figures, tables, and image captions.

Content: articles that privilege theoretical tools, empirical and field research, or the analysis of primary sources to present an original interpretation of the political, social, or economic dynamics affecting China and the contemporary Chinese-speaking community, also from a diachronic perspective.

RESEARCH NOTES

Length: between 3,000 and 5,000 words in length, including abstracts (150 words in English), five keywords in English, footnotes, and, where relevant, figures, tables, and image captions.

Content: short, original, and rigorous essays that enrich the debate around the topic addressed in the single-subject section of the journal through a critical examination of existing literature or by presenting preliminary results of empirical research

SECTION “中华老诤友 | Tra le righe” – Between the Lines

Length: between 3,000 and 5,000 words in length, including abstracts (150 words in English), five keywords in English, footnotes, and, where relevant, figures, tables, and image captions.

Content: contributions in this section aim to translate and explore key terms and concepts of the Chinese political discourse through an analysis conducted on original texts and sources. These are essays on textual, linguistic, and sociolinguistic discourse analysis on a text (in Chinese) of clear relevance for the understanding of political thought and contemporary Chinese public discourse. The analysis of Chinese texts belonging to non-strictly political genres can also be included in this section, as long as they contribute to building the Chinese public discourse in the political and institutional sphere

FEATURES

• CinesItaliani, by Daniele Brigadoi Cologna
• STIP - Science, Technology and Innovation Policy, by Francesco Silvestri
• La Recensione (The Book Review), by Giuseppe Gabusi

Length: between 3,000 and 5,000 words.

Content: original short essays, with the intent of interpretation and in-depth contextualization, referring to highly topical texts and/or phenomena.

COMMENT SECTION “视点 | Punti di vista” - Points of view

Length: maximum 500 words per contribution.

Content: concise contributions from practitioners and specialists from the sinophone world aimed at animating the debate around current events and/or events of relevant public interest.

 

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