1. General instructions: The manuscript submitted to the journal has not yet been published.  ANTHRONEXUS: Journal of Anthropological Knowledge and Networks does not accept any manuscripts that are also sent to other journals for publication at the same time. The author must e nsure that all members of his team have approved the published manuscript. Every research report regarding human subjects must be accompanied by a signed informed consent or ethical approval from the research ethics committee.
2. All manuscripts are written in English with book antiqua and submitted online via the journal website at https://bulant.fisip.unand.ac.id/index.php/anthronexus/index, if you experience difficulties you can contact us via bulant@soc. unand.ac.id.
3. The title must be written in title case with a font size of 14 pt, bold, capital, centered, and a maximum of 15 words. The author's name uses a book antiqua font size of 11 pts, centered, and no academic degree. The mailing address contains the email address, name and address of the affiliate or origin of the mailing institution, written in 10 pt font size and centered.
4. The Abstract are written in English in one paragraph, maximum 300 words. The abstract must briefly explain the introduction, objectives, methods and results of the research. Keywords are all terms related to the general issue of the article and are written with a maximum of 5 keywords.

 A Systematic for original research article are:

• The introduction must contain (in sequence) the general background, previous literature studies (state of the art) as the basis for a statement of the scientific novelty (novelty) of the article, namely an explanation of previous research by referring to journals, proceedings, books, chapters of books with many writers, magazines, final assignments, discussion websites, decision letters, newspapers, and so on. A literature study is a comparison of literature whose topic is related to the research being conducted. Contains quotes or theories needed to strengthen the basis for drawing conclusions. In the scientific article format, literature reviews are not permitted as in research reports, but are carried out in the form of previous literature reviews (state of the art).
• Method is a part consists of the design of the research, setting and sample/ participants, measure and data collection, data analysis and ethical considerations.
• Research results can be presented with tables, graphs or pictures as needed to clarify the verbal presentation of the results. Figures and tables are not grouped separately, but are integrated with the text, given numbers, titles and sources. Tables are typed single spaced, without using vertical lines (column lines). The maximum number of tables and figures is (5) five.
• The discussion is directed at answering the research hypothesis with emphasis on the similarities, differences, or uniqueness of the results obtained by the researcher. Explanation of the discussion of why the research results were the way they were and ends by providing recommendations for further research
• Conclusions are hypothesis answers that lead to research objectives. Researchers need to state the implications of the research results. Suggestions for further research can be written in this section. This section is only 2-3 paragraphs long.
• Acknowledgments are given to the source of the research funding (granting institution, contract number, year of receipt) and the person who supported the granting of the funding. The names of people who support or assist the research are written clearl
• Writing references must use Mendeley software. References contain a minimum of 20 reference sources, 80% of which are from journals, and the rest are from other sources. References are written in single space and selected as those that are most relevant to the manuscript. Written using name-year, style (APA style): last name, first name. (publication Year). title (italicized). City of publication: Publisher.
• Systematic for review article and case studyare:title; authorâ™ name; correspondence address, abstract, keywords, introduction; method; result; discussion (could be divided into several sub-discussion); conclusion; acknowledgment (optional); references.
• Tables : table must use numbers and titles above the table in bold letters, 11 pt font, aligned left. The first letter in the table must be capitalized. Table data is written in single space, front 10 pt, and below the table an explanation of the interpretation is given in paragraph form.
• Figure: Figure are presented in medium to high resolution and are identified using a number and title below the image and written in 11 pt bold left-aligned. Images must be mentioned in the paragraph.
• Citations and references are written according to the American Psychological Association reference style (APA style). We recommend using a reference management application such as Mendeley, EndNote, or Zotero. Below is an example of a reference written using the Apa style.

References:

Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year of Publication). Title of article in sentence case: First word of subtitle also capitalized. Title of Journal in mixed case and italics. volume number in italics(issue number in brackets), first page-last page. doi: https://doi.org/10.xxx/yyyyyy accessed on xx January 2024.

Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (in press). Title of article in sentence case: First word of subtitle also capitalized. Title of Journal in mixed case and italics. doi: https://doi.org/10.xxx/yyyyyy accessed on xx Februari 2024,

Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year of Publication). Title of article in sentence case: Capitalize first word of subtitle. Title of Journal in Mixed Case and Italics, volume number in italics(issue number in brackets), first page-last page. Retrieved from https://www.xxxxxx.com accessed on xx March 2024

 

For print book:

Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Year of Publication). Title of chapter in sentence case. In A. Editor & B. Editor (Eds.), Title of book in sentence case and italics (first page-last page of chapter). City, State or Country: Publishing Company.

Author, A. (Year of publication). Title of book in sentence case and italics: Capitalize first word of subtitle (A. Editor & B. Editor, Eds.). Location: Publisher.

Author, A. A. & Author, B., & Author, C. (Date of publication). Title of work in sentence case and italics: Capitalize first word of subtitlte (Number of edition, if available). City, State or Country: Publishing Company.

 

For e-book:

Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Year of Publication). Title of chapter in sentence case. In A. Editor & B. Editor (Eds.), Title of book in sentence case and italics (first page-last page of chapter). Retrieved from Name database.

 

For an organizational or government report or document with no author(s): 

Name of Organization or Government Agency. (Year of Publication). Title of document in sentence case and italics: Capitalize first word of subtitle. Retrieved from Name database.

Name of Organization or Government Agency. (Year of Publication). Title of document in sentence case and italics: Capitalize first word of subtitle. Retrieved from https://website.com/full