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"Ido Movement for Culture Journal of Martial Arts Anthropology"

"Ido Mov Culture. J Martial Arts Anthrop" publishes original scientific articles on various aspects of physical culture, cultural tourism and the humanities (philosophy, sociology, history, pedagogy and psychology), in particular on the martial arts. It also includes reviews, polemics and surveys of publications concerning the subject matter contained in the periodical.

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ela_cyn@wp.pl

Dear Authors, Ladies and Gentlemen,

We have received funding from the Polish Ministry of Education and Science for the publication of volumes 22 and 23. I would like to ask people whose articles have been accepted for publication in subsequent volumes to pay the publication fee of USD 300.
Publisher account (for transfers in USD) that takes over the publishing of our Journal - "Akademia Yoshin" (Yoshin Academy): Address: ul. Zawale 49a/5, 38-100 Strzyżów, Poland

Bank account: IBAN: PL 15 1240 2672 1787 0011 2487 5608, SWIFT: PKO PPL PW

I hope for your understanding, in the name of further good cooperation,

Prof. Wojciech J. Cynarski
President of IPA, Editor in Chief

FORMAL REQUIREMENTS

Manuscripts in English, maximum 20 pages including references, should be sent in electronic form: Word processor: Word, type: 12 Times New Roman CE, single space, standard margins (2.5 cm at top, bottom, right, and left), alphabetic references at the end of the text.

The Editorial Board accepts manuscripts written only in English - either American English or British English, Latin lettering only and avoiding diacritics. Manuscripts may be rejected if written in poor English. The author is fully responsible for the style (formal, unbiased in any sense), language, and content of the paper. However the Editorial Board has the right to comment on the form and language of the paper before it is accepted for publication. A good, standard command of grammar is expected in written English. Authors should avoid non-standard abbreviations.

Authors must prepare one abstract in English (Polish authors should prepare the same abstract in English and Polish). Abstracts must be structured, with the following sections: background, problem and aim, methods, results, conclusions. This abstract should contain between 200-250 words. Four to six key words should also be provided.

The abstract should follow the structure of the article material on the theoretical perspective (Background); Problem and Aim - 3-4 sentences about the subject and the aim preferably without references; Methods - sample, variables, data analysis method; Results - the most important ones; Conclusion - highlights from the discussion section and the most important conclusions. This "article in miniature" is intended for Polish readers and, if submitted in English will be translated into Polish.

The journal uses a form similar to the Harvard reference system in the "Idokan Poland Association style" (IPA). For example, if the author quotes someone else's work, it should be presented in the following manner: [Capra 1987: 50-51; Sasaki 2009] or [Rzany, Cynarski 2001; cf. Cynarski et al. 2002; Czajkowski 2007a, b; Cynarski, Skowron 2014]. Footnotes with continuous numbering should include only additional information and not other authors’ works quoted in the article.

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