Rules for authors

For articles that have only English-language sources in the reference list, the reference list is made only one, in accordance with the rules of the English version of the reference list.

The English version of the reference list ("References") should be made in accordance with the principles of Harvard style of design and contain all sources in alphabetical (English) order without numbering.

 

All authors of the cited work should be cited, not limited to three or four, so that they are all counted in the database.Use the conjunction and to link the names of the last two authors. In the English version of the reference list, only "." and "," should be used to separate information. The signs ":", "-", "/", "//" do not apply.

 

When writing the title of a Russian book, article, journal, conference, etc. in English, it is desirable to use the generally accepted translation, if any (for example, the novel by N.G. Chernyshevsky is called "What Is to Be Done?" in English translation, not "What to Do?").Please check official conference websites, RINC, English-language Wikipedia, and other sources that may contain English-language titles.The main thing that should be clear to a foreign reader who is not familiar with the Russian language is the authors and the source.Transliteration must necessarily be accompanied by a translation.

 

Transliteration rules for References:

 

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For help with transliteration, you can use https://translitonline.com/nastrojki/, setting up transliteration according to the above rules (you should especially check the transliteration of the letter š).

 

Russian names can be transliterated either according to the above rules (e.g., "Ivanov", "Ignatev") or according to other rules if their other spelling is found in other sources or documents of the author (e.g., "Sergei" instead of "Sergey"). Foreign surnames should be written in the common European form (e.g., "Agazzi" instead of "Agatstsi", "Marx" instead of "Marks").

 

English rules capitalize all significant words (that is, all words except articles, conjunctions, short prepositions, and particles).

 

Template for book design:

 

Author/s, editors, translators, etc. (last name comma initials) Year of publication. Title. Information about the edition (information about reprinting, edition number, series), Place of publication, Publisher. Volume - number of pages.

 

The title of a Russian-language book is given in transliteration and then translated into English in square brackets (for translated editions, the original English translation is given in brackets).

Examples:

Panina, T.S. and Vavilova, L.N. (2008). Sovremennye sposoby aktivizacii obucheniya [Modern ways of activating learning]. Moscow: Akademiya Publ., 176 p.

Black, B., Kraakman, R. and Tarasova A. (1999). Kommentariy Federal'nogo zakona "Ob aktsionernykh obshchestvakh" [Commentary to the Federal Law "Ob aktsionernykh obshchestvakh"]. [Commentary to the Federal Law "On Joint-Stock Companies"]. Moscow: COLPI Labirint, 720 p.

Porter, M. (2008). Konkurentnaya strategiya: metodika analiza otraslei i konkurentov. Per. s angl. 3-e izd. [Competitive strategy: methodology for analyzing industries and competitors. Trans. from Eng. 3rd ed.]. Moscow, Al'pina Biznes Buks Publ., 453 p.

Turner, A. (2006). Introduction to Neogeography. London, O'Reilly Media, 56 p.

Template for organizing articles or individual chapters with different authors from a book or collection:

Author/s, editors, translators, etc. (last name comma initials) Year of publication. Title of the article: information related to the title. Book title: information related to the title. Place of publication, Publisher, Location of the article - page spacing.

The title of the Russian-language source is given in English translation (for translated editions the original English title is given). For English-language sources, the original English title should be given.

Examples:

Gonobolin, F.N. (1962) Psihologicheskiy analiz pedagogicheskih sposobnostey [Psychological analysis of pedagogical abilities]. Sposobnosti i interesy [Abilities and interests]. Moscow, APN RSFSR Publ., pp. 63-72.

Dissertation template:
Author (last name comma initials) Year of publication.Title: Ph.D. Thesis/D.Sc.Thesis.Place of writing, Publisher (if indicated). Volume - number of pages.

Examples:

Voskresenskaya, E.V. (2003).Pravovoe regulirovanie otsenochnoi deyatel'nosti: dis. ... kand. yurid.nauk [Legal regulation of valuation activities: dissertation].St. Petersburg, 187 p.

Meadows, K. (2017).Aristotle on ontological priority: Ph.D. Thesis.Stanford: Stanford University, 185 p.

Dissertation abstract template:

Author (last name comma initials) Year of publication.Title: Abstract of Ph.D./D.Sc. dissertation.Place of writing, Publisher (if indicated). Volume - number of pages.

Examples:

Bezrodnaya, V.F. (2004). Osobennosti formirovaniya grazhdanskogo obshchestva v protsesse politicheskoi modernizatsii Ukrainy: avtoref. dis.... kand.polit. nauk [Features of civil society development in the process of political modernization of Ukraine: Abstract of Ph.D. dissertation].Odessa, 16 p.

Template for articles from newspapers or magazines:
Author/s (last name comma initials) Year of publication.Title of the article in English translation in square brackets: information related to the title. Journal title. Issue number, Location of the article - page spacing.

The title of the Russian-language source is given in transliteration and then translated into English in square brackets (for translated editions, the original English title is given in brackets).

Examples:
Nazarchuk, A.V. (2011).[Network research in the social sciences].Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya [Sociological Studies].No. 1, pp. 39-51.

Fedosiuk, O. (2005). Trafficking in human beings in criminal law and practice of courts. Law.No. 54, pp. 72-73.

Template for the design of sources of the electronic resource of remote access:

The title of a Russian-language source is given in transliteration and then translated into English in square brackets (for translated editions, the original English title is given in brackets).For English-language sources, the original English title should be given.
Author/s (last name comma initials) Year.Title.Available at: URL (without punctuation at the end) (accessed - date of access).
Examples:
Bauman, Z.(2011).Tekuchaya modernost: vzglyad iz 2011 goda [Flowing Modernity: view from 2011].Available at: http:\\polit.ru.article/2011/05/06/bauman/ (accessed 21.07.2017).
For articles that have only English-language sources in the reference list, the reference list is made only one, in accordance with the principles of Harvard style of design.
For sources in other languages (e.g. German), the data are written in English and the original language.

Example:

Goltz, F. (1892).Der Hund ohne Grosshirn.Siebente Abhandlung über die Verrichtungen des Grosshirns [The Dog Without a Cerebrum: Seventh Treatise on the Functions of the Cerebrum].Archiv für die gesamte Physiologie [Archives of All Physiology].
Bd. 51, no. 11-12, pp. 570-614.

For articles that have only English-language sources in the reference list, the reference list is made only one, in accordance with the rules of the English version of the reference list.
Page footnotes for references to the literature are not allowed.

It is allowed to indicate in the format of a page footnote on the program under which the work was done, or the name of the support fund.
The article should be accompanied by:

UDC index;
an abstract in Russian and English consisting of at least 200 words;
keywords (up to 15 words) in Russian and English (please separate keywords with commas) with the title Keywords/Keywords;
information about the author in a separate file (in Russian and English): surname, name, patronymic, place of work and position, academic degree, academic title, full postal address (with an index) - working and the address to which the author's copy of the journal will be sent, telephone number, e-mail address;
information about the author's ResearcherID in the form of an active hyperlink (registration is possible at https://publons.com/account/login/).
The text of the abstract should not be divided into paragraphs. The abstract should avoid unnecessary introductory phrases (e.g., "The article considers..." or "The author considers...") The abstract should disclose the content of the study and include the following information:

- subject, topic, goals of the work (if they are not obvious from the title of the article);
- the method or methodology of the work (if they are characterized by novelty and represent the following information.

- subject, topic, goals of the work (if they are not obvious from the title of the article);
- method or methodology of the work (if they are novel and of special interest);

- results of the work
- the field of application of the results;
- conclusions (may be accompanied by recommendations, evaluations, suggestions, hypotheses described in the article).

When preparing an abstract in English, complex grammatical constructions not used in scientific English should be avoided. You should, for example, use the active rather than the passive voice: "The study tested" rather than "It was tested in the study".

Detailed recommendations on how to prepare a high-quality abstract can be found in the work of O.V. Kirillova, SCOPUS expert (https://rassep.ru/academy/biblioteka/106584/ ).
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