Rules for authors

1. Full text of the manuscript:

scientific article – up to 40,000 characters with spaces, including annotations and keywords in three languages, a list of references, captions and information about the authors.
reviews, reviews, personalities ‒ up to 20,000 characters with spaces.

A manuscript exceeding the specified volume may be accepted in consultation with the editorial board in cases where the author considers that the volume of the article exceeding the standards is justified and cannot be reduced. At the same time, the final decision on publication is made by the editorial board on the recommendation of the reviewer.

2. Format of the manuscript text. Times New Roman font size 14 with single line spacing. Indent 1. File format .doc or .docx. Size of fields 2*2*2*2. Text width alignment. Remove all duplicate spaces and extra line breaks from the text (Note: in automatic mode, use the Find and replace service).

3. The logic of presenting the material in the manuscript should be close to the specified structure: Introduction, Methods and Materials, Literature Review, Results, discussion, conclusion. These sections in the text should be highlighted in bold italics. For reviews, reviews, and personalities, you can deviate from this structure.

4. Bibliographic references to literature and sources in the text should be given in parentheses: the author's surname without initials (except for the works of namesakes) or abbreviated title (if the publication does not have an author), year of publication separated by commas; page.

5. Requirements for the components of the manuscript:

5.1. Title page. Contains the publication type (scientific article, scientific review, Research note, Book Review / article, personalities), UDC.

5.2. Title of the article. The title of the article should accurately and unambiguously characterize the content of the article. The article title should be written in bold and centered. Reviews should be given independent names, without duplicating the name of the reviewed work.

5.3. Initials and surname of the author/authors. On the first page, after the title of the article, the initials and surname of the author (s) are indicated, then – the place of work (study). without abbreviations, the city and country (in italics), email address and ORCID should be given as an email address: https://orcid.org (and so on).

5.4. Abstract. No less than 250 and no more than 400 words. The abstract should contain: the subject and purpose of the work (indicated if they are not fully disclosed in the title); methods of conducting the work (described if they are new or interesting from the point of view of this work); results of the work (the main results, author's conclusions, original discoveries are given); conclusions can be accompanied by recommendations, assessments, suggestions, and hypotheses described in the paper. The abstract should avoid: phrases that duplicate the title of the work; common words, unnecessary introductory phrases (for example, " the author of the article considers..."), complex grammatical constructions; well-known provisions; do not give the names of previously published works. For reviews, reviews, and personalities, this component is allowed to be omitted.

5.5. Keywords of the article up to 7-10 separated by semicolons. Keywords should reflect the main content of the article and reveal the following aspects of the work: region, chronology, subject matter, special terminology. Keywords should be placed not in alphabetical order, but in order of importance, separated by a semicolon, and do not put a punctuation mark "dot" at the end of the list.

5.6. Sources of financing (if any).

5.7. Authors ' contributions. Authors should briefly describe each author's contribution to the preparation and writing of the article, using CREDIT, CRediT author statement .

5.8. Information about conflicts of interest. The article should indicate a real or potential conflict of interest. If there is no conflict of interest, then you should write that "the author declares that there is no conflict of interest".

5.9. Acknowledgements: In this section, you should mention people who helped you with the article.

5.10. Examples are given in italics. Examples in your native (non-Russian) / foreign language must be accompanied by a Russian translation (in single quotation marks after the words). It is allowed to translate in the form of a short commentary for large excerpts from works of art.

5.11. If the article contains illustrations, each of them must be presented both in the text and in a separate file in JPEG or TIFF format, 300 dpi. the text inside the figure is 8-9 kegel. If the drawing contains numbers or text, they must be printed electronically, not handwritten. The exception is archival materials. Illustrations inserted in an MS Word or Excel file and not presented as separate files are not accepted.

5.12. The presented diagrams should be prepared in MS Excel. At the same time, it is necessary to attach the tables on the basis of which they were built together with MS Excel charts. Alternative submissions may be discussed separately during the review period.

5.13. A list of illustrations and captions to them is provided in the appendix to the article with the title "Illustrations", "Diagrams", "Tables".

5.14. Data from paragraphs 5.2-5.9, 5.12 are submitted to the editorial office in Russian and English. For foreign authors, translation into Russian is provided by the editorial board of the journal. The translated text should be clear to the audience.

5.15. The list of references is compiled in alphabetical order in the original language. The number of sources used is not strictly regulated, but it should be reasonable and correspond to the nature and scope of the study. Too small a list of references may indicate that the topic is not sufficiently developed and attracts the attention of reviewers, while excessively large lists are also not welcome if necessary.

5.16. The list of accepted abbreviations should be indicated at the end of the article.

5.17. Information about authors in two languages (Russian, English). Full name, academic degree, academic title, full name of the institution, address, zip code, author's orcid, e-mail.

5.18. Each article, with the exception of those originally prepared in English, is accompanied by a References section that fully corresponds to the main list of references. For sources in Russian and other languages with non-Latin scripts, the References section includes transliterations of the authors' names, titles of articles, journals, books, collections, and publishers, as well as translations of the article's title and the source's title into English, followed by the original language of the source: (In Russ.). For consistency, it is recommended to use the BSI transliteration system through the transliteration.pro service; within the same list of references, it is necessary to use the same transliteration system. The translation of the title of an article, book, journal, collection, or website is placed after the transliterated version in square brackets; if there is an official English title, it is used; if there is no official English title, the correct semantic translation is used. The authors' names are given in Latin, the place of publication is indicated in English, the names of publishers may be transliterated, and the volume, number, pages, DOI, and URL are formatted according to the international model. If there is a DOI, it is indicated at the end of the entry. 

Examples of reference formatting.

Article from a journal: Author(s). Nazvanie stat'i [Title of the article in English]. Nazvanie zhurnala [Title of the journal in English]. Year;Volume(Issue):Pages. (In Russ.)

Book: Author(s). Nazvanie knigi [Title of the book in English]. Place of publication: Publisher; Year. (In Russ.)

Chapter in a book or collection: Author(s). Nazvanie glavy [Title of the chapter in English]. In: Nazvanie knigi / sbornika [Title of the book / collection in English]. Place of publication: Publisher; Year. P. xx–xx. (In Russ.)

Dissertation: Author. Nazvanie dissertatsii [Title in English]. Cand. Sci. diss. Place; Year. (In Russ.)

Electronic resource: Author(s) / organization. Nazvanie materiala [Title in English].

Nazvanie sayta [Website title in English]. Available at: URL. Accessed: DD Month YYYY. (In Russ.)

5.19. Archived sources should include the full name of the document or archive (hereinafter abbreviated).: fund number, inventory number, case number, and sheet numbers.

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