Submissions
Author Guidelines
Document Formatting Guidelines
Paper Size Options & Margins
We provide format flexibility according to your publication type. Please use one of the following three publishing industry standards:
- A5: 14.8 × 21 cm
- UNESCO: 15.5 × 23 cm
- B5: 17.6 × 25 cm
- Page Layout: Mirror margins are required with a 2.5 cm Gutter (binding space).
Typography & Spacing
- Font Type & Size: Times New Roman, 12 pt.
- Line Spacing: 1.15 lines (Spacing Before/After 0 pt).
- Alignment: Justified.
- Indentation: The first paragraph directly below the heading must be flush left. The second and subsequent paragraphs are indented 0.75 cm.
Manuscript Structure
1. Title, Identity & Abstract
Title: Maximum 15–20 words, specific, and straightforward.
Identity: Author's name (without academic titles), full institutional affiliation, and corresponding email address.
Abstract: 1 paragraph (150–200 words) summarizing the background/urgency, methods/approaches, and findings/conceptual conclusions (without citations). Accompanied by 3–5 Keywords (alphabetical, separated by semicolons).
2. Introduction & Main Discussion
Introduction: Outlines the study's context, topic urgency, problem formulation/research gap, and writing objectives.
Discussion: The core section. Divide into logical sub-headings (Heading 2), such as Methodology & Results (for research) or thematic/conceptual frameworks (for non-research). Every claim must be supported by valid scientific citations.
3. Conclusion & Author Biography
Conclusion: A synthesis answering the writing objectives and academic implications. Introducing reference citations or new data in this section is strictly prohibited.
Author Biography: Must be typed in narrative form, maximum 250 words per author, accompanied by a high-resolution photo.
Heading Hierarchy & Visual Elements
Heading Format
Table & Figure Format
- Table: Table content text should be reduced to 11 pt to ensure the data looks proportional in the book.
- Figure/Graph: Must have high resolution (minimum 300 DPI).
- Visual Naming: Figure titles are placed below the figures. Table titles are placed above the tables. Use Center alignment.
Reference & Scientific Citation Standards
The manuscript must contain a minimum of 15–20 recent references (at least 80% primary sources from the last 10 years). Authors are strictly required to use a reference manager (Mendeley, Zotero, EndNote). The bibliography must follow the APA Style (7th Edition) standard with a Hanging Indent format and must include DOI links.
Technical Submission Requirements
.doc or .docx). PDF formats will not be processed.Chapter1_AuthorName_ShortTitle.docx (Example: Chapter1_Nurul Huda_HR Transformation.docx).
Submission Preparation Checklist
Authors must confirm that the submission complies with PT Literati Global Network official requirements by verifying each of the following points:
Copyright Notice
PT Literati Global Network upholds academic ethics and the protection of intellectual property. By proceeding with the submission, authors agree to the following terms regarding ownership and distribution:
1. Copyright Ownership (Moral Rights)
Copyright for all published works remains entirely with the Author. The author retains the moral right to be identified as the creator of the work.
2. Grant of Exclusive License
The Author grants an Exclusive License to PT Literati Global Network to reproduce, publish, distribute, and sell the Work commercially worldwide for the full duration of copyright protection.
3. Originality & Substantive Responsibility
The manuscript must be original, plagiarism-free (max 20% similarity), and not under consideration elsewhere. All content, including visual materials, is the full responsibility of the author.
4. Indemnification
The author indemnifies PT Literati Global Network from any legal or academic claims arising in the future due to the substantive content of the published manuscript.
By submitting this manuscript, you confirm that you have read and agreed to these terms, which legally bind both the author and the publisher.
Privacy Statement
Transparency & Academic Accountability
In alignment with global standards of transparency and academic communication ethics, the email address of the corresponding author will be published openly within the final work. This practice ensures scientific accountability and facilitates ongoing engagement within the research community.
Data Syndication & Indexing
Furthermore, to maximize the discoverability, traceability, and citation impact of the publication, structured author metadata will be permanently deposited and syndicated across:
Digital Object Identifier (DOI) Agencies: Crossref for permanent DOI activation.
Academic Indexing Services: Google Scholar, Garuda, Neliti, and other recognized databases.
Commercial Distribution Channels: Affiliated platforms to ensure broad dissemination of the work.
Data Protection Commitment
PT Literati Global Network is fully committed to safeguarding data privacy. Personal information managed within our systems is strictly protected from unauthorized commercial exploitation and will not be disclosed to external entities outside the scope of the academic publishing ecosystem.
