Submissions must follow the instructions to authors outlined on the Taylor & Francis web page for the International Journal of Digital Earth found: here. Both word and LaTeX templates are available on the web site and papers are typically 5000â8000 words in length.
DEFINITION of 'Soft Money' Soft money is money that is donated to political parties where the purpose is not to promote a specific candidate. Soft money is largely unregulated, and there is no cap on it. Political parties can essentially spend it on whatever they want as long as it fits a generic objective to increase the vote. Soft money is often called nonfederal contributions.
Typical soft costs include architecture and engineering fees. Permits and taxes also fall into this category. Soft costs can also be expenses that continue even after a project is completed, such as building maintenance, insurance, security, maintenance and other ongoing fees needed for an assetâs upkeep.