Banking Law Journal is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes high-quality research. Authors submitting manuscripts must follow the guidelines outlined below to ensure a smooth review and publication process.

1. Manuscript Categories

The journal accepts the following types of manuscripts:

• Original Research Articles – Comprehensive studies presenting novel findings in the field of mechanics.
• Review Articles – In-depth critical analyses of existing literature with insights into future research directions.
• Technical Notes – Brief reports on new methodologies, experimental techniques, or significant updates to existing research.
• Case Studies – Reports on the application of mechanical principles to real-world engineering problems.

2. Manuscript Preparation

2.1 General Formatting

• Manuscripts must be written in English.
• Use 12-point Times New Roman font, double-spaced, with 1-inch margins on all sides.
• The manuscript must be submitted in Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx).
• Equations should be written using MathType or LaTeX.
• Figures and tables should be placed within the manuscript, accompanied by appropriate captions.

2.2 Structure of Manuscript

A submitted manuscript must include the following sections:

Title Page

• Title of the manuscript (concise, informative, and relevant).
• Full names of all authors, including their institutional affiliations and email addresses.
• Corresponding author’s details (email, phone number, and mailing address).

Abstract (Maximum 250-300 Words)

• A structured summary including the research objective, methodology, key findings, and significance.
• Avoid abbreviations and references in the abstract.

Keywords (3-6 keywords)

• Provide relevant keywords to enhance discoverability in search engines and databases.

Introduction

• Background of the research, research problem, and objectives.
• A brief review of related work and the significance of the study.
• Clearly state the hypothesis or research questions.

Methodology

• Detailed description of the experimental, analytical, or computational methods used.
• Description of datasets, models, or algorithms applied.
• Justification of statistical methods, if applicable.

Results and Discussion

• Presentation of key findings using figures, tables, and graphs.
• Interpretation of results in comparison to existing studies.
• Discussion of implications, limitations, and potential future research.

Conclusion

• Summary of findings, research contributions, and practical applications. Acknowledgments (If applicable)

• Recognition of funding sources, institutional support, or personal acknowledgments.

References

• Use a standard referencing format such as APA, IEEE, or Chicago style.
• Citations must be formatted consistently throughout the manuscript.
• Ensure that all references are cited in the text and vice versa.

Appendices (If applicable)

• Additional data, equations, or supplementary information that supports the research.

3. Figures and Tables

• Figures must be submitted in high resolution (minimum 300 dpi, preferably in TIFF or PNG format).
• Tables should be formatted in a clear and readable manner, without vertical lines.
• All figures and tables must be numbered sequentially and cited in the text.
• Each figure/table must have a concise and descriptive caption.

4. Ethical Considerations

• Manuscripts must be original and not under consideration by any other journal.
• Authors must disclose conflicts of interest related to funding, affiliations, or other influences.
• Plagiarism is strictly prohibited, and all manuscripts will undergo plagiarism screening.
• Research involving human subjects, animals, or sensitive data must comply with ethical approval guidelines and include a statement of ethical compliance.

5. Submission Process

5.1 Online Submission

• Manuscripts must be submitted via the journal’s online submission system https://bankinglawjournal.org/submit-article/.
• The corresponding author will receive a confirmation email upon successful submission.

5.2 Review Process

• All submissions undergo double-blind peer review by at least two independent reviewers.
• Authors will receive reviewer comments and be required to revise and resubmit if necessary.