Events

Battles, healthcare services, burial procedures, rear area activities, appointments, decisions, transportation, communication, press, desertions.

Individuals

Commanders, decision-makers, officials.

Places and Monuments

Defensive structures, headquarters, historical buildings, settlements, monuments, martyrs' memorials, graves.

Periods

Historical process of the Gallipoli battlefield (in the context of its impact on the defense of the Dardanelles, the Gallipoli battles, and the historical transformation of the region).

Battle Equipment

Ships, submarines, balloons, airplanes, cannons, rifles, machine guns, pistols, bombs.

Objects - Clothing and Medals

Visitor and Site Management

Battlefield tourism, management of battlefields, visitor management on the battlefield.

Battlefield Museums and Archives

Museums, archives in the battlefields.

Visual and Performing Arts

Painting, sculpture, music, film, cinema.

Note: Titles related to the symposium topics listed above will also be considered.

SYMPOSIUM PARTICIPATION CONDITIONS

1. Papers to be presented at the symposium must not have been previously published or presented orally elsewhere.

2. The language of the symposium is Turkish and English.

3. A person can participate in the symposium with a maximum of 1 paper. The responsibility of the writings belongs entirely to the author/authors.

4. Papers cannot be presented on behalf of others. The presenter at the symposium must be the author or co-author.

5. If no presentation is made at the symposium, a participation certificate will not be issued.

6. Symposium applications will be made through the "submit paper" section on the symposium website.

7. During the application process, abstracts of at least 500 words containing the purpose, method, resources to be used, and possible findings must be submitted by February 12, 2024.

8. The full texts of the papers presented at the symposium will be subjected to a peer review process and accepted ones will be published as an edited book within the year 2024.

9. The full texts of papers that have not been presented at the symposium, even if uploaded to the system by the authors, will not be published.

10. The transportation and accommodation expenses of the participants whose papers are accepted will be covered by the organizing institutions.

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

Abstract texts should be in "Microsoft Word" file version, written in Times New Roman font and all in 12 points. There should be a 1.5 line spacing between lines, and margins should be set to "normal" (2.5 cm right-left-top and bottom). The title of the abstract should be centered, bold, and all uppercase. Below the title, the name surname of the researcher(s), their affiliated institution, and email addresses, ORCID information should be included. The language of writing and presentation of the abstracts is Turkish. However, abstract texts will be submitted both in Turkish and English. Abstract texts should be between 500-700 words, and below the Turkish-English abstracts, 5 keywords in Turkish-English, each consisting of 5 words, should be written. Keywords should be indented by one tab (1.25 cm) and italicized.

WRITING RULES

• The language of the symposium is Turkish and English.
• TDK Writing Guide is used for the writing of Turkish papers.
• Figures, drawings, maps, or documents to be added to the papers should be numbered and explanations should be written below.
• Papers should include abstracts in Turkish and English, not exceeding 500 words independently from the text. There should be a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 keywords.
• The content of the papers and their appendices (figures, drawings, maps, documents, etc.) are the responsibility of the author.
• Upon review by the Editorial Board, papers are printed with the necessary evaluation of two referees who are experts in the field, and if necessary, a third referee, and with the final approval of the Publication Board. The Publication Board may directly accept or reject articles other than research articles (symposium, conference news, book promotions, etc.) without sending them to referees.
• The Editorial Board may make minor corrections and changes to the writing style of the papers as needed.
• Authors do not receive any copyright fees.

Writing Rules:

• Papers should be written in Times New Roman font in A4 size MS Word compatible program.
• The title should be 16 points, bold, and lowercase. The title should be centered. Main and sub-headings can be used in the text. Main headings should be 12 points, lowercase and bold, left-aligned; sub-headings should be 12 points, bold, and lowercase, left-aligned. There should be a 6 nk space between titles and paragraphs.
• The author's name and surname should be written in 12 points, bold, uppercase, and right-aligned below the main heading with a 12 nk space. (*) After the author's name, title, address, and email information should be given in 8 points.
• The text should be 12 points, single line spacing, justified, and have 3 cm margins from top, bottom, right, and left. There should be a 6 nk space between lines, and the first line of each paragraph should be indented by 0.8 cm.
• Page numbers should be placed centrally in the footer in 10 points.
• Quotations exceeding 5 lines should start 1 cm from the paragraph indentation, in quotation marks, and in 1 point smaller font size. Quotations of less than 5 lines should be given in italics within the text. Emphasized expressions should also be italicized.
• Footnotes should be written in 10-point single line spacing. Alignment should be justified, and paragraph indentation should be 0.5 cm. Citations within the text should be numbered as footnotes at the bottom of the page.

Citations and References:

Papers accept two citation and reference systems: in-text and end-text. Authors should choose one of these systems.

1. End-Text Citation System

When providing references in footnotes, book and journal titles should be italicized, and article titles should be given in double quotation marks. In footnotes, the full bibliographic information should be provided at the first occurrence of the source, and subsequently, it should be abbreviated according to the author's preference. If an author has multiple books and articles, the author's surname should be followed by the full or abbreviated name of the book or article. If multiple books or articles by an author are used, the author's surname should be followed by the full or abbreviated name of the book or article. In the subsequent references, only the surname of the first author should be given.

Examples:

For books: Ahmet Mumcu, Political Murders in the Ottoman State, Ankara 1963. Cengiz Orhonlu, Settlement of Tribes in the Ottoman Empire, Istanbul 1987.

Halil İnalcık, The Ottoman Empire-The Classical Age, 1300-1600, Istanbul 2009, p. 115. Subsequent references; İnalcık, Classical Age, p. 123.

For translated books: Ernest Gellner, Nations and Nationalism, (trans. Büşra E. Bahar-Günay G. Özdoğan), Istanbul 1992, p. 28.

For edited books: Hüsnü Erkan (ed.), The Competitive Dimension of Social Market Economy, 1992, p. 44.

For articles and encyclopedia entries: İsmail Hakkı Uzunçarşılı, ''A Consideration on the First Viziers in the Ottoman Empire'', Belleten, Vol.III, No.9, 1939, p. 101.

For translated articles: Ernst E. Hirsch, ''Power and Law,'' (trans. Hayrettin Ökçesiz), Legal Studies, Vol.2, No.3, 1987, p. 44.

For published scientific conference papers: Zeynep Arat, ''The Development of Theoretical Structure in the Environment after the 1970s'', Symposium on the History of Environment and Environmental Protection in Turkey, April 7-8, 2000, (ed. Zeynep Boratav), Istanbul 2000, p