Submissions

Author Guidelines

Manuscript preparation Guidelines:

1. Postgraduate students must provide their supervisor and Department recommendations. Bachelor’s articles are not accepted.
2. The article must be original, previously unpublished and not submitted for publication in any other printed and/or electronic publications (journals and magazines). The journal does not accept articles containing large parts of the author’s previously published works (self-plagiarizing). All articles are checked for plagiarism. In case of detection of numerous borrowings, the editorial board acts in accordance with the COPE rules. Self-citation is not included in originality
3. The editorial staff will contact the author via e-mail submitted in the “information about the authors” section of the manuscript. The editorial staff will maintain correspondence only with the author personally, not with deputies, secretaries, assistants etc. After the submission the editorial staff will contact the corresponding author within 7 days.
4. If the author refuses to make changes to the manuscript requested by the editor or does not respond to the editor for more than 30 days the article is rejected. The editorial board does not enter into discussions with the authors regarding the rejection of submitted articles.
5. The editorial board reserves the right to make editorial changes to the author’s materials.
6. The article must be at least 25 000 symbols.
7. The article must be arranged according to the journal’s Guidelines.
8. The article must clearly state the goals of the author’s research, and demonstrate the research’s timeliness and significance. The article must have a clear and obvious structure, a discernible connection between the initial thesis and the conclusion through a chain of logical of arguments. The article must contain a validation of the choice of methodology used by the author. The author must show a familiarity with scientific literature on his/her chosen subject, including most recent publications.
9. The article must include references to the original sources of all the data presented; all illustrations and tables must be numbered and titled.
10. The article must be written to be comprehensible not only to specialists, but to casual readers as well. Special terms must be clearly explained.
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