Rules for authors
Dear authors!
The articles submitted for review and publication must
be an original work. Articles which were published earlier or are under
consideration in other journals would not be accepted for publication.
Article writing
Articles are accepted in digital doc format, font –
Times New Roman, size – 14, line spacing-1.5, paragraph indentation-1.25,
without pagination, without automatic hyphenation; margin size: top-2, left-3,
right-1.5, bottom-2; endnotes. The volume of the article is no more than 30-35
thousand characters, taking into account spaces between words.
General rules for the articles:
1.
The
title of the article in Russian (bold font, lowercase letters, centered
alignment).
2.
Full
name of the article’s Author in Russian (italics font, right alignment).
3.
Information
about the author in Russian: academic degree and academic title (if any),
position and place of work/study (affiliation) and address of the institution,
ORCID / Scopus Author ID / Researcher ID (if any), contact e-mail. Information
about each author is given from a new line.
4.
Abstract
in Russian (500-600 characters).
5.
Keywords
in Russian (no more than 8 words).
6.
The
author or authors of the article (subparagraphs 2 and 3) in English (bold
font).
7.
Information
about the author / authors in English.
8.
The
title of the article in English (lowercase letters, bold font).
9.
Abstract
in English (500-600 characters).
10. Keywords in English.
11. The main text of the article.
12. Bibliography — all sources (including Internet links)
cited and mentioned in the article.
The abstract does not allow general characteristics
and formulations that do not reflect the content of the article and the main
aspects of the study.
The texts of the abstract and the article itself
should not repeat.
The text of the abstract written in English should not
be a literal translation of the abstract in Russian.
Bibliography Writing
The bibliography should be made as endnotes. All
bibliographic links are made without cut of the name of the source, its
authors, etc. The full name of the author/authors in the original language, the
title must be indicated. For books – the city and the publisher, for journals –
the name, year of publication, No. (if any), and the pages of the quotation
must be defined. If the article has a DOI, then it is mandatory to specify. In
Internet sources, it is mandatory to indicate the name of the material (if
there is an author, then specify), indicate the affiliation of the site. For
example: Samuels B. and Lane S. Biden's budget vacancy raises eyebrows. The Hill, 20.07.2021. Available at:
https://thehill.com/policy/finance/563779-bidens-b...
(accessed 20.07.2021).
Tables, diagrams and graphics making
If it is necessary for additions to the author's
proofs, tables, diagrams and graphs are allowed for publication. They should be
titled and numbered. A link to the source is required.
Additional information
Year and years, century and centuries are written only
in numbers; millions and billions, rubles, dollars and the names of other
foreign currencies are written in full and without quotation marks.
Repeated names, surnames, and toponyms should be
written the same way. At the first mention of a person, you must specify the
full name, patronymic and surname, and then write the initials; also indicate
his occupation and from which country he is (for example, American political
scientist, Canadian writer, Mexican economist). If possible, then indicate the
years of life, the years of governance (if it is the leader of the country).
When the names of certain well-known organizations,
parties, associations, etc. are mentioned in the text for the first time, they
should be given completely in English without any quotation marks with the
abbreviation indicated in parentheses. For example: World Bank (WB),
International Monetary Fund (IMF), Asia-Pacific Region (APR), etc.
The names of foreign organizations mentioned for the
first time should be given in the original language with the abbreviation. For
example: North American Free Trade Agreement, NAFTA, United Nations Conference
on Trade and Development, UNCTAD.
The names of political parties, public organizations and
movements mentioned for the first time are written in the original language
with the abbreviation. For example: Daughters of the Republic of Texas, DRT; Montana
Historical Society, MHS.
The companies and print media names are written in
original language without quotation marks. For example: Apple, Google, The New
York Post.
In the text of the article words such as liters,
kilometers, meters, tons, percentages, kilograms, etc. are written in full form.
The given data, quotations and etc. should contain
links to the sources.
The text with a volume of more than 15 thousand
characters should contain subheadings. With a smaller volume, the subheadings
are also acceptable if the content of the article requires it.