INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS

 “The Scientific Opinion. Economic, juridical and sociologocal sciences” Journal publishes papers in the following areas of knowledge:

• Economic sciences
• Juridicalsciences
  
• Sociologocal sciences
  

The Editorial Board accepts for further consideration research papers as well as analytical materials, scientific reviews, reports, informational and advertising materials in the Russian language.

 

1. The text should be submitted electronically in the .doc/.docx/.rtf format. Font type is Times New

Roman, font size 14, one and a half spacing. Margins: left – 2.5 cm, right, top, bottom – 2.0 cm.

2. The manuscript should have not less than 6 pages in the above format, but should not exceed 18

pages (up to 40,000 characters, including spaces).

3. Figures are presented in the .bmp format, charts are in .xls/.xlsx, and tables are in .doc/.docx.

4. The material must be issued in the following sequence:

UDC (Universal Decimal Classification)

THE TITLE IN RUSSIAN

First name, Patronymic (or Middle name), Last name, University name, organisation, etc.,

city, country, e-mail address, ORCID (if any)

Abstract (250–300 words in Russian)

Keywords: (3–15 words or phrases in Russian)

Acknowledgments: (words of thanks to organisations, supervisors and other persons who assisted in

the preparation of the paper, information about grants, funding for the preparation and publication of

the paper)

THE TITLE IN ENGLISH

First name, First letter of the patronymic (or Middle name), Last name,

name of the university, organisation, etc., city, country (IN ENGLISH), e-mail address, ORCID

Abstract (in English)

Keywords: (in English)

Acknowledgments: (in English)

5. The main text of the paper

5.1. References in the text of the paper are given in square brackets in strict accordance with the

References list.

5.2. To link in-text citations with the list of references, the numbers in sequential order should be

used in square brackets. If a reference is made to a specific quotation from a source, such reference

should be marked with a page number. Page numbers should be set off with commas. For example:

– in “References”: 3. Berdiaev N. A. The Meaning of History. M.: Mysl’, 1990. 175 p.

– in the text next to the citation (direct or indirect): [3, p. 81].

5.3. References to several sources in the list of references are separated by semicolons: [3; 8; 12].

6. References should be organised as per bibliographic requirements. They should be attached at the

end of the text under the References title. Sources are arranged as they are cited in the text.

7. In case the author deems it necessary to add notes, a new section should be created entitled

“Notes”, to be placed before the “References”. Notes may contain the author’s comments or

explanations indicated in the text by continuous numbering ( 1, 2, 3 , etc.).

8. Special symbols (i.e. Greek, Old Russian and other rare letters) should be inserted as images or accompanied by fonts containing such symbols.

The main prerequisites for publication in the Journal are:

 submission of the manuscript and other relevant documentation in strict compliance with the aforementioned requirements,

 a publishing contract and a license agreement signed by the author and the Publishing House

 reviews of the papers certified by the reviewer’s signature and seal of the organisation in which the reviewer works are also taken into consideration.

The manuscript is considered accepted for publication if:

 it receives a positive review by independent experts appointed by the Editorial Board of the Journal;

 there is a publishing contract between the author and the Publishing House;