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  • SRPI Article Submission Form

  • This form is used to submit original manuscripts for consideration by Sentinel Research & Policy Institute publications, including Sentinel Journal (peer-reviewed, biannual) and Sentinel Review (magazine format on Substack, rolling submissions).

    Submission does not guarantee publication. All manuscripts are subject to editorial review and, where applicable, external peer review.

    Upon submission, the author(s) of their submitted work agree to the following points and affirm all details are true and correct.

    • Author Information 
    • Manuscript Information 
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    • Journal Manuscript Requirements & Formatting 
    • Sentinel Journal – Submission Guidelines
      • Length: 3,000–7,000 words

      • Citations: Chicago Manual of Style, full-note format

      • Required Inclusions:

        – Abstract of 150–250 words

        – Author bio of 100–150 words

      • Peer Review: All manuscripts are reviewed by at least two reviewers.


      Manuscripts that do not meet these requirements may be returned without review.

    • Review Manuscript Requirements & Formatting 
    • Sentinel Review – Article Requirements


      Length: 800–1,200 words

      Formatting: Double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman

      Citations: Chicago Manual of Style, full-note format

      Abstract: Not required


      Content Guidelines:

      • Use relevant block quotes sparingly to maintain readability

      • Keep paragraphs short and focused on a single idea

      • Avoid excessive use of bullets and lists

    • Declarations and Disclosures  
    • Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use Disclosure 
    • 1. Permitted Uses of AI (With Disclosure)
      Authors submitting to SRPI may use AI tools only for the following purposes, provided such use is fully disclosed during submission:

      Grammar, spelling, and stylistic refinement
      Structural or organizational suggestions (e.g., improving clarity or flow)
      Brainstorming or outlining assistance
      Non-substantive research support (e.g., summarizing already-identified sources)
      In all cases, the author remains solely responsible for:

      • the accuracy of content,
      • the integrity of arguments,
      • the correctness of citations, and
      • compliance with Chicago Manual of Style (full-note format).

      2. Prohibited Uses of AI
      The following uses of AI tools are not permitted for Sentinel Journal submissions:

      • Generating original analytical arguments
      • Drafting substantive sections of the manuscript
      • Creating or fabricating citations or footnotes
      • Paraphrasing source material in a way that obscures original authorship
      • Producing text intended to substitute for the author’s own scholarly reasoning
      • Any use that would reasonably misrepresent authorship or intellectual contribution
      • Manuscripts found to rely on AI-generated substantive content may be desk rejected without review.


      3. Disclosure Requirement
      All authors must disclose AI use at the time of submission, including:

      the type of AI tool(s) used, and
      the specific manner in which they were used.
      Failure to disclose AI use accurately or completely constitutes a violation of Sentinel Journal’s submission ethics.


      4. Peer Review Considerations
      Editors and peer reviewers may consider disclosed AI use when assessing:

      originality,
      methodological rigor,
      coherence of argumentation, and
      suitability for publication.
      Sentinel Journal reserves the right to request clarification, revisions, or additional documentation related to AI usage at any stage of review.


      5. Author Responsibility and Enforcement
      AI tools cannot be listed as authors, co-authors, or contributors.

      Authors affirm that:

      all intellectual claims are their own,
      AI tools did not replace scholarly judgment, and
      the manuscript represents original academic work.
      Violations of this policy may result in:

      • rejection or withdrawal of the manuscript,
      • prohibition from future submissions, and
      • notification to affiliated institutions in cases of serious ethical breach.

      6. Policy Evolution
      This policy reflects current academic standards and may be updated as AI technologies and scholarly norms evolve. Authors are responsible for complying with the policy in effect at the time of submission.

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