期刊名称：HASTINGS CENTER REPORT
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About the journal
The Hastings Center Report provides thoughtful, balanced inquiry and insight into the bioethical issues that are changing life and society. Its six issues per year combine incisive scholarship with engaging commentary and beautiful writing.
Essays, peer-reviewed scholarly articles, Special Supplements, and book reviews provide in-depth exploration of contemporary debates.
Columns—"At Law," "Case Study," Capital Report," "Perspective,"In Brief," and "Another Voice"— offer news, analysis, opinion, and expert commentary. The Report is written by and for scholars, clinicians, hospital administrators, lawyers, policymakers, and others.
Instructions to Authors
Manuscript Submissions & Review
What May Be Submitted: The Report welcomes articles, case studies, and short essays
that address ethical concerns in medicine and the life sciences. They should be clearly
written and of interest to a broad readership. Submissions of no more than 7,000
words are preferred, but longer manuscripts will be reviewed. Tables and figures
should be kept to a minimum. References should be restricted to the most pertinent,
up-to-date sources; heavily referenced manuscripts are not preferred. Brief essays
(published in the column Perspectives) should be no more than 1600 to 2400 words
and should include very minimal references. Case studies may include one or more
commentaries and should have no references; the case description should be about 400
words long and commentaries should be about 600 words each. Book reviews are
usually commissioned, but unsolicited manuscripts will be considered. In matters of
punctuation and style, the Report follows the University of Chicago Manual of Style,
14th edition.
How to Submit: Manuscripts may be submitted by email, preferably in rich text
format (*.rtf), to: kaebnickg@thehastingscenter.org. Hardcopy submissions should be
double-spaced, on one side of the page only, and paginated consecutively throughout.
Please send four copies to: Editor, Hastings Center Report, The Hastings Center, 21
Malcolm Gordon Drive, Garrison, NY 10524-5555. Because all manuscripts are blind
reviewed, contact information should appear only on an accompanying cover sheet,
including mailing address, telephone and fax numbers, and email address for contact
author.
Review Procedures: Manuscripts will be acknowledged on receipt. Manuscript are read
first by the editor and consulting editor and a member of The Hastings Center’s
research staff. Manuscripts recommended for consideration will also be reviewed by a
reader outside the Center and will be presented to the Center’s editorial board for final
disposition. Review should average no more than 8-10 weeks.
Conflict of Interest
The Hastings Center Report expects all prospective contributors and reviewers to declare
any potential conflicts of interest. Conflicts of interest include: (1) any personal or
professional affiliations; (2) financial interests; (3) or past, present, or anticipated activities
that may compromise the quality or objectivity of a manuscript or review. The rough test
we ask authors to employ is: Is there anything that would likely cause readers to secondguess
your objectivity if it were to emerge after publication?
Style Sheet for References
The Report prefers to keep references to a minimum. The Report avoids discursive notes
wherever possible, and asks that citations be restricted to the two or three most important
or most useful sources.
For guidance on matters not specified below, see the guidelines set out in the Chicago Manual
of Style, 14th edition.
Monographs:
1. S. Hauerwas, Naming the Silences: God, Medicine, and the Problem of Suffering
(Grand Rapids, Mich.: William B. Eerdmans, 1990), 64. Emphasis added. [page
numbers needed if passages appear in the article]
2. R.R. Faden and T.L. Beauchamp, A History and Theory of Informed Consent (New
York: Oxford University Press, 1986).
3. Hauerwas, Naming the Silences, 64.
More than three authors: D. Schneider et al.,… [No comma before “et al.”]. Second reference:
Schneider et al.,…
Omit “Publishing Company”, “Co.”, “Inc.”, “Ltd.,” etc.
Page numbers: when inclusive page numbers begin with a multiple of 100, all three digits of
the second number are used: 200-234. Otherwise use only the last two digits of the
second number: 70-77, 205-34. More complete rules are found in the Chicago Manual
of Style.
Journal:
4. G.J. Annas, “Whose Waste Is It Anyway? The Case of John Moore,” Hastings
Center Report 18, no. 5 (1988): 37-39, at 38.
5. See T.A. Shannon and A.B. Wolter, “Reflections on the Moral Status of the Pre-
Embryo,” Theological Studies 51 (1990): 603-26.
6. Annas, “Whose Waste?” 38.
Again, a reference that immediately follows another reference to the same work is placed in the
text and consists only of page numbers in parentheses: i.e., “(p. 64)” or “(p. 64,
emphasis added).”
Omit The for journal title.
List issue no. (or month, if no issue number) if necessary to disambiguate the reference. For
example, no issue number is needed for NEJM and JAMA, which use a single set of
consecutive page numbers throughout a volume.
NEJM and JAMA: acronyms in italics followed by volume. All other journals are spelled out
in full.Editor as Author:
7. E.F. Kittay and D.T. Meyers, eds., Women and Moral Theory (Totowa, N.J.:
Rowman and Littlefield, 1987), 234.
8. Kittay and Meyers, Women and Moral Theory, 200-234.
Article in an Anthology:
9. B. Steinbock, “The Moral Status of Extracorporeal Embryos,” in Ethics and
Biotechnology, ed. A. Dyson and J. Harris (London: Routledge, 1994), 79-82, at 80.
[The clause “at 80” is needed if the citation is giving the location of a quotation.]
10. J. Cohen and R.L. Hotz, “Toward Policies regarding Assisted Reproductive
Technologies,” in Setting Allocation Priorities: Genetic and Reproductive Technologies,
ed. R.H. Blank and A. Bonnicksen (New York: Columbia University Press, 1992),
228-29.
11. Steinbock, “Moral Status,” 82.
12. B. Steinway, “On the Stem Cell Debate,” in Setting Allocation Priorities, ed. Blank
and Bonnicksen, 230-40.
In note 9, ed. means “edited by” and thus is not eds.
Government Documents:
12. U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment, Neonatal Intensive Care for Low
Birthweight Infants: Costs and Effectiveness (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Congress, Office
of Technology Assessment, December 1987), 21.
Instructions to Authors
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