Geographical Locality Studies
ISSN 2052-
Next project’s deadline: no current project
(GLS 5: more information to be released)
Upcoming project’s deadline: no upcoming project
(GLS 6: more information to be released)
Geographical Locality Studies (GLS) is the official journal of Frugeo Geography Research Initiative registered in the United Kingdom as print serial (ISSN 2052-
GLS is a thematic journal covers the following keywords: locality, sustainability, environmental/global issues, energy resources, recycling, up-
Editorial board
GLS specially selects editors, advisors and independent reviewers for each project.
Editor-
László Bokor, MSc
Frugeo Geography Research Initiative, Shrewsbury, England
Special Issue Editor, Regular Peer Reviewer
János Csapó, PhD habil.
University of Pécs, Faculty of Sciences, Institute of Geography, Department of Tourism, Pécs, Hungary
Special Issue Editor, Language Editor
Katie Eccleston, MA
Frugeo Geography Research Initiative, Shrewsbury, England
Special Issue Editor
Dávid Karátson, DSc habil.
Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Science, Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Budapest, Hungary
Special Issue Editor, Regular Peer Reviewer
Béla Munkácsy, PhD
Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Science, Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Budapest, Hungary
Special Issue Editor, Cover & Portrait Designer
Viktoria Nemes, MSc
Frugeo Geography Research Initiative, Shrewsbury, England
Doctoral School of Earth Sciences, University of Pécs, Hungary
Special Issue Editor
Matej Nikšič, PhD
Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia, Ljubljana
Special Issue Editor, Cover & Map Designer
Tamás Szelesi, MSc
Doctoral School of Earth Sciences, University of Pécs, Hungary
Special Issue Editor, Peer Reviewer
Zoltán Wilhelm, PhD habil.
Cultural Counsellor, Hungarian Information and Cultural Centre, Janpath, New Delhi, India
GLS aims to erect a bridge between academic research and general educational knowledge development; that is why its target audience involves a wide range of students from secondary to doctoral schools, young researchers and anybody from any background who wants to know more about locality and sustainability-
Supporting this aim, Frugeo GRI invites ambitious researchers to join the success of our projects and be an original and significant contribution to the human knowledge of Earth Sciences (geography and geology) and also Environmental Sciences. We provide publication possibilities to academics who have already earned a PhD degree; and we would like to highlight the importance of education and give the chance and opportunity to PhD Students, and also MSc/BSc Students, to help them gain recognition, points and credits, and assist in their scientific life getting an easier start on the sometimes difficult path of publishing and academic writing.
We provide opportunity for publications to researchers, although we do accept only outstanding papers; therefore, a published work in one of our upcoming issues has to be of a high standard, must be well-
Our journal covers many different types of—mainly geographical—subjects; therefore, we encourage and approach anyone who acts on the fields of Earth or Environmental Sciences, too. For the upcoming titles and publishing possibilities, please keep an eye on our regularly updated website available at www.frugeo.co.uk, social media platforms, or contact us via info@frugeo.co.uk.
The various articles that we expect from our multidisciplinary participants may cover many different scientific (and non-
Technical parameters:
- Expected written amount: is a minimum of 30,000 characters with spaces.
- The list of references and bibliography do not count into the expected amount and may have the length of any size that is required by the author.
- Papers may contain a reasonable number of photos, figures, charts, diagrams, tables, etc. – Any of these illustrating materials have to be embedded in text and also sent as single files (in colour and grayscale formats) to the editors.
- Use Harvard style referencing (please refer to previous GLS issues).
In order for an article to be published, the author(s) has/have to follow our instructions and must achieve the expected standards of Geographical Locality Studies. In special cases, the requirement is defined according to the project expectations, but mostly we want an article to be:
a.) prepared by
- one individual author, or by
- co-
operating authors (up to 10 contributors);
b.) written in
- British English, and
- the majority of the paper in Passive mode;
c.) be one of the following types:
- Original articles in basic and applied research,
- Critical reviews, surveys, opinions, commentaries and essays;
d.) and follow this structure:
- Abstract (1000–1200 characters with spaces) + 5 key words;
- Introduction;
- Aims of the study;
- Research methods;
- Results;
- Discussion;
- Conclusions;
- Acknowledgements;
- Reference list or/and bibliography (This has to be prepared by using Harvard referencing. See examples on Frugeo’s website.).
Anybody wishing to contribute in one of the upcoming GLS projects, please send an e-
- Title;
- Full name;
- Highest academic degree;
- Workplace / Institution;
- Position;
- E-
mail address; - Contact telephone number;
- Paper’s working title.
Free to join! Donate the GLS project:
We have decided that the participation in GLS is open to everybody free of charge, but we would welcome any amount of donation from every participant. You can make your voluntary donations through the Frugeo webpages available at
- https://www.frugeo.co.uk/gls.html (click on the PayPal logo)
We guarantee that every paper will be
- read by professional and fully independent reviewers (peer reviewers);
- they will be proof-
read; - the authors will be given as much extra help as possible;
- the book will be published;
- the book will be available in a print copy as well as online;
- the online edition will remain free of charge;
- it will be distributed and
- every participant will receive a copy at no extra fee.
If you would like to be considered for our offer or if you have questions regarding the publication possibilities or the GLS project, please contact us instantly.
We look forward to hearing from you!
The Editors
