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Guide to Preparing Your Manuscript for The Journal of American–East Asian Relations (JAEAR) The Journal welcomes innovative manuscripts of wide interest which are original, not previously published in English, and not being considered for publication elsewhere. Our readers include academics, government officials, the policy community, j ournalists, teachers, and interested citizens in all parts of the world. The level and tone of manuscripts should be professional but accessible, free from j argon, and with technical terms tactfully explained. If you prepared your manuscript for an academic degree, you may want to rewrite. Articles most often are 8,000 – 10,000 words in length but we also invite longer essays, shorter reminiscences, documents and analysis, issues and responses, and research notes. Please submit your manuscript, accompanied by an abstract of 150-200 words, at least six keywords, and a brief vita, by email in a word-processing file, preferably MS Word. The file name should include the author’s last name, a short title, and the date in the style mmddyy, for instance, “Dou_China_and_Japan_06_ 15_ 10.” The editor will send suitable manuscripts to one or more of the Journal’s Editorial Advisors or other established scholars for anonymous review. There should be no mention of the author’s name or identifying information on the title page or in the text. JAEAR style is based on the humanities style in The Chicago Manual of Style (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 15th ed., 2003; online edition /home.html), with some exceptions and adaptations. The online Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide covers common citation needs. A Few Specific Points (1) Spelling and Usage (a) Except in quotations, spelling and usage are American English, including the use of hyphenation and compound words. Please consult the most recent edition of Merriam-Webster Dictionary. (b) Except in quotations, use “the United States” w