Author Guidelines

Manuscripts to be published in the CESSJ Journal must be original, unpublished and not in the process of being published. The manuscript can be the result of research or theoretical studies in the fields of:

CESSJ Journal, is a peer-reviewed journal. CESSJ Journal, invites academics and researchers who conduct original research in the field of community service:

The manuscript format is prepared in Indonesian or English and written concisely and precisely. Manuscripts should not exceed 14 pages including references and attachments. Manuscript writing templates can be accessed and downloaded on the web. Manuscripts are arranged in order of title (capital letters) in Indonesian and English, author's name without title and affiliation as well as author's email correspondence, abstract and keywords, introduction, research methods, results and discussion, conclusion and suggestions, as well as a bibliography. Sub-sections can be added as needed. Systematic writing does not require numbering for each chapter.

The abstract consists of 100-250 words, typed single spaced, consisting of problems, objectives, methods, results and conclusions, written in English for Indonesian manuscripts and in Indonesian and English for English manuscripts. After the abstract, keywords should be written that are appropriate to the research topic.

All tables and figures should have a title in the text and be numbered with Arabic numerals and add information if necessary.

Authors who wish to send a paper to the CESSJ Journal must send it via email to https://journal.univetbantara.ac.id/index.php/CESSJ.  All correspondence, including notices of Editorial decisions and requests for revisions, is conducted electronically.

Article Category: Authors must categorize their papers as part of the article information. The category that best describes their paper should be selected from the list below.

Research paper. This category includes papers that report any type of research conducted by the author. Research may involve construction or testing of models or frameworks, action research, data testing, market or survey research, empirical, scientific or laboratory research.

Technical paper. Describe and evaluate technical products, processes, or services.

Conceptual paper. This paper will not be based on research but will develop a hypothesis. His papers tend to be discursive in nature and include philosophical discussions and comparative studies of the work and thought of others.

Case study report. Case studies describe actual interventions or experiences in organizations. They may be subjective and generally do not report research. Legal case descriptions or hypothetical case studies used as teaching exercises also fall into this category.

Revised manuscript. Authors must revise the manuscript at least 1 month after it is received from the CESSJ Journal Management Team (the first edited paper). Papers that are sent back to the CESSJ Journal management team after one month are considered new submissions. The revised printed manuscript must be submitted again 1 week after it is received from the CESSJ Journal management team.

Bibliography or References are arranged alphabetically from the first author and subsequent authors. The Reference List only contains references cited in the manuscript. If there are two or more manuscripts with the same author and year, mark a, b, c, and so on after the year of publication.

Take a look at the following example format: The bibliography taken from the book is written sequentially: author's name, year, book title (italicized), publisher's name, city. Example: [1] Suyahman. (2020). Character Education Based On Local Wisdom. Klaten: Lakeisha. (2) MH. Sri Rahayu. (2019). Value of Struggle. Sukoharjo: Independent.