Journal: The Sentinel Review
Author: [Author Name]
ORCID: [Author’s ORCID]
Published: [Date of Submission]
DOI: [Assigned DOI]

Title of the Article

Abstract: Short basic summary of the main points of your article in paragraph format.

Introduction

Provide a brief introduction to the article, outlining the key issue or concept addressed. Introduce the thesis statement or central argument and highlight its relevance to national security, policy, or strategy.

Main Body of the Article

The main body should be divided into appropriate sections or subsections. Each section should build upon the last, logically progressing toward the conclusion. Use clear, accessible language suitable for a general academic and policy audience.

Subsection 1
Explain the core issue in detail, backed by evidence.

Include citations using Chicago-style full-note footnotes.

Subsection 2
Dive into analysis or case studies that support the article's thesis.

Ensure all sources are properly cited according to Chicago-style footnotes.

Subsection 3
Provide further elaboration, analysis, or counterpoints to strengthen the argument.

Conclusion

Summarize the findings or arguments presented. Restate the significance of the article’s contribution to the field, offering any policy recommendations, insights for national security strategy, or future research directions.

Footnotes

For all citations, use Chicago-style full-note footnotes. Here’s an example of the proper formatting for footnotes:

Author Firstname Lastname, Title of Book (City: Publisher, Year), page number.

Author Firstname Lastname, "Title of Article," Journal Name Volume Number, Issue Number (Year): page numbers, URL or DOI if available.

Note: The first citation of a source should include full details, and subsequent citations can be shortened.

Formatting Notes

Font: 12-point Times New Roman

Spacing: Double-spaced throughout, including footnotes

Margins: 1-inch on all sides

Page Numbers: In the header, right-aligned

Citation Style: Full-note Chicago Style for footnotes