Items which need to be indexed
- Introduction/preface/foreword as normally authors provide definitions of key words or key items that are discussed in this part.
- Titles/subtitles in the text including the illustrations.
- Contents of text: All explanations, descriptions which involve definition, processes, steps and details need to be indexed.
- Proper nouns: Names of individuals discussed (but not names of individuals cited or in the author date citation).
- Names of people, names of places including names of countries, states and districts as well as names of roads and names of villages discussed and described.
- Illustrations: Text, tables, charts, graphs, maps, sketches and images with captions and explanations.
- All back matter (references, glossary, appendices).
- Endnotes with contents, i.e. information or explanation on a matter, personality or event.
Items which do not need to be indexed
- All preliminary matters, title page, copyright page, contents, list of tables, charts and abbreviations.
- Names of people, places including names of countries, states and districts as well as names of roads and villages that are mentioned only in passing.
- Notes/endnotes with no descriptions.
Publications Guidelines
- Guidelines on the Publication of Monographs
- Guidelines on the Publication of Edited Works
- Publication Guidelines for School Centre Textbooks
- Guidelines on Reusing Own Writings That Have Been Published to Produce New Works
- Book Publishing Approval Flow Chart
- Journal Publishing Approval Flow Chart
- Marketing
Manuscripts Preparation