Template for Social Work & Society
Papers should exclusively be submitted by e-mail in Rich Text Format (.rtf) to the paper editor.

Title: Please use the template [sws_TitleArticle] for the Title of the Article
Please put name and surename here [sws_Author], as well as your affiliation [sws_AuthorAffiliation]
Abstract & Keywords: All articles should have an abstract of about 150 words and convey the principal ideas, methodology, results and main conclusions. Non-English papers need a detailed English abstract (400-500 words). They also should be added with 5 keywords. 
1	Headings: For the headings you can use [sws_Heading1] or…
1.1	[sws_Heading2]
[sws_Default] is provided for the main text. Emphasis should be marked with either sws_Italics or sws_Bold templates respectively. Large blockquotes should be put into a single paragraph [sws_Blockquotes]:
“Care is both the paid and unpaid provision of support involving work activities and feeling states. It is provided mainly, but not exclusively, by women to both able-bodied and dependent adults and children in either the public or domestic spheres, and in a variety of institutional settings” (Thomas 1993, p. 665).
For lists, there are several templates available:
1.	Please use “sws_List1Numbered” for lists such as this one
•	Ore sws_List2Unordered for lists such as this one
All tables or figures should be headed, please use [sws_CaptionTables] for that:
This is the Caption Table
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References:
All references should be placed at the end of the submission (no citation in footnotes) and should follow the APA style guide.
Examples:
Authored Book:
Laclau, E., & Mouffe, C. (2001). Hegemony and Socialist Strategy: Towards a Radical Democratic Politics (2nd ed). London, New York: Verso.
Journal Article:
Thomas, C. (1993). Deconstructing Concepts of Care. Sociology, 27(4), 649–669.
Newman, J., Glendinning, C., & Hughes, M. (2008). Beyond Modernisation? Social Care and the Transformation of Welfare Governance. Journal of Social Policy, 37(4), 531-557.
Chapter in an Edited Book:
Hausen, K. (1981). Family and Role-division. The Polarisation of Sexual Stereotypes in the Nineteenth Century - An Aspect of Dissociation of Work and Family Life. In R. J. Evans & W. R. Lee (Eds.), The German family. Essays on the social history of the family in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Germany (pp. 51–83). London: Croom Helm.
Internet Sources:
Clarke, J. (2008). What’s the Problem? Precarious Youth: Marginalisation, Criminalisation and Racialisation. Retrieved August 2014, from Social Work & Society 6(2): http://www.socwork.net/sws/article/view/62.
For more information’s see also: http://www.apa.org/pubs/authors/instructions.aspx#

Author’s Adress: Please use [sws_Adress] for Information’s about the Author: Your name, academic title, institution, and e-mail-address and - if available - a link (URL) to your homepage or website. You may also include your office address and phone number, if you want it to be published:
Author´s Address:
[Name]
[Institution]
[Postal Adress]
[phone]
[fax]
[eMail]