Papers should be sent by electronic mail or on floppy disk or CD-ROM, to e-mail address: polemos@ffzg.hr or e-mail address of chief or executive editor, or to the mailing address: Polemos, Faculty of Philosophy, I. Lucica 3, 10000 Zagreb. Text contributions should be made in Word (*. doc) in the platform Windows 2000, XP or earlier versions. If text attachment was not originally processed in Word, it is necessary before sending to Editors to be saved in Rich Text Format (*. rtf).

Simpler graphic contributions as a table and graphs can be made in Word or Excel. More complex image contributions (photos, drawings, sketches, geographic maps, etc.) can be produced or processed in some of graphic programs (Corel Draw, Adobe Photoshop, etc.) and saved in standard formats (*. cdr, *. TIFF, *. jpg, etc.) and can be delivered and printed on paper (maximum A4 format, 297 x 210 mm). Only maps, schemes, plans and sketches (e.g. schedule, or effects of military units) can be made in color, if it is necessary for comprehensibility. The text should clearly mark the location of each graphic attachment. All graphics contributions should be marked with origin and copyright.

Work should be accompanied by a summary in Croatian and in a foreign language (English, French, German, Spanish or Russian) of a maximum of 200 words and a list of up to seven keywords (in English and in language summaries). Papers should be written in standard Croatian literary language and must be edited. The scope of works, including abstract, notes, literature and graphic attachments may not exceed 32 card (card = 1800 characters including gaps between words).

On the first page of manuscripts should be specify the level of research, the name of an author, position or rank, name, postal address, phone number and fax of the facilities in which the author works or cooperates with or home address and e-mail address. On the same page the author should specify the organization, institution or company in which he is working and in which capacity as well as specify later published works (books or articles).

Ideas from the works of other authors should be highlight in the text, not in notes. If you set someone else's ideas, information, results, hypotheses and so forth, and if it is not verbatim quotes, the source is put in brackets and contains authors surname; if in the literature there are several authors with same surname, it should include even the initial, e.g. (Ogorec, 1994.) or (T.N. Dupuy, 1994.). If one work is done by two authors, put both names, for example, (Bešker and Kugler, 1992.). If there are three or more authors, behind the name of first one we put the abbreviation <<et al.>>, <<et alii>> and the rest of the authors we do not state, for example (Tetloct et al., 1991.). If the list of literature referred to several works of the same author published the same year, we divide them by letters (a, b, c, etc.) that are behind the year labels, e.g. (Giddens, 1989b.). If the works of other authors are quoted literally, behind the year label place colon and page number, e.g. (Clausewitz, 1989.: 722). If the alleged anonymous works, take from the title specific words, usually the first or first two (in italic letters) and put year label of releases, for example (Službovnik, 1992.:6) or (Rule brigade, 1984.) or instead the names of the authors put three stars, and then add the first or the first two words from the title and year, for example (*** Obrednik, 1992.) or (*** " Food shortage ", 1994.).

Lists and quotes from the daily, weekly, and similar printing intended for general audience can be cited in two ways. In the event of citing the alleged news, published documents or data, so texts in which authorship is not noted or is unknown, in italic letter state the name and date of print editions, e.g. (Vjesnik, 22.XI.1995.) or (New York Times, 3.V.1991.). If citing exactly authoring articles and lists of their thesis (e.g. comments, columns, etc.), information about the source are placed into the list of literature and the state as well as other articles, for example (Višnar, 1993.). States from the web pages are cited in the same way as the works from the print media.

Notes that are used for additional explanations, comments, or digression, are indicated in the text with the number, and are set out below the line on the page on which are marked (notes below the line, footer, footnotes).

List of references (bibliography) contains all the works referred to in the text and listed in alphabetical order by surnames of authors (or with the names if there are multiple authors with the same surname). Works from the same author referred to chronological order of publication. If claiming more works the same author published the same year, they are different letters behind the label of year of publishing (Weber 1918, Weber 1918b, etc.). In italic letters are written book titles and names of magazines and periodic publications, the titles of articles in periodic are placed in quotation marks. Materials from the internet and web pages are set out in the literature in the same way as a printed source (author, year, title) but with added Internet address (<<can be find on URL http://...>>), and if possible date of accessing the site.

Works that are refereed or shown, local and foreign, in general must not be older than three years. Reviews must contain the name of an author whose work is refereed, the full title, place and year of publishing, name of publisher, number of pages as well as other relevant information (e.g. name of an interpreter). At the end of the text reviewer signs the review with full name and surname.
Authors are advised that in general examples equally or alternately use “she” and “he”, gender based names (“female officer – officer”).

Original research papers containing original theoretical or practical results.

Preliminary communication contains one or more of new scientific data, but without enough details to check out as in the original scientific articles. In statement can be given results of experimental research or research in progress whose results require rapid publication because of its actuality.

Review article contains a comprehensive view of the situation and tendency of development of certain areas of theory, technology or application. The papers in this category are clear characteristics with critical review and grade. Guided reading should be sufficiently complete to enable a good insight and turn on the displayed area.

Featured article may not be linked to the original research, but contains a contribution to the application of known scientific results and theories, view of theoretical concepts and scientific research.

Presentation from scientific conference is statement given at scientific conference and presented in written.

The rest are all other papers (reviews, pictures, news) or works that cannot be categorized.