Submissions

SUBMISSIONS

 

Scientific articles, reports, document publications, source reviews, reviews of new publications, reports on scientific events and activities in Ukrainian, English, and Polish are accepted for publication.

The manuscript should not contain materials prohibited for publication, since the journal is an open source of information. The author(s) of the article are responsible for the content and information content of the article. The author of the publication is personally responsible for compliance with intellectual property rights.

Publication is based on the submission date and review completion date. As a result, the article may be recommended for publication, returned for revision, or rejected.

Publication size 0.5 – 1.0 printed sheets (20–40 thousand characters including spaces); format – A-4; font – Times New Roman Cyr ( if non-standard fonts were used, you must provide their name or provide the font file ); skittles – 14 ; spacing – 1.5 ; margins : top, bottom, right – 1,5 cm, left – 3 cm.

The article begins with the UDC designation.

The next line is in Ukrainian: author 's name and surname, academic degree, title, position, place of work, ORCID (only like this: ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0000-0000-0000), e-mail; after an interval, centered, in large bold letters, the topic of the article is given; after an interval after the title, the Abstract is given. and Keywords  (5–7 pcs.) in Ukrainian .

After the interval – in English: author 's name and surname, academic degree, title, position, place of work, ORCID (only like this: ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0000-0000-0000), e-mail; after the interval, centered, in large bold letters, the topic of the article is given; after the interval after the title, the Abstract is given and Keywords (5–7 pcs.) in English.

The structure and text of the "Annotation" and "Abstract" must be identical (both - at least 1800 characters with spaces) and must contain the following recommended points:

– Purpose.

– Scientific novelty.

– Originality of the research / Originality.

– Conclusions.

After the interval, the main text of the article in the original language begins with the paragraph. Paragraph indentation – 10 mm. The text is presented without word breaks, without tabs, without non-breaking spaces and non-breaking hyphens and any other specific formatting tools. Quotation marks should be paired [ « … » ], with the “inner quotation marks” as follows: «… “…” …». The apostrophe has the form of a single round closing quotation mark [ ’ ]. Dates, page numbers are presented without spaces through a dash (–), which should not be confused with a hyphen (-).

Each abbreviation (or abbreviation) should be entered in the text in parentheses after the first mention of the corresponding full phrase and only then can it be used.

All tables and figures must be referenced in the text of the article; all tables must have headings (above the table, in a separate paragraph, centered, bold italic); figures must be accompanied by captions (below the figure, in a separate paragraph, italic, centered; the caption must not be an element of the figure); figures must be numbered in the order of references in the text.

References in the text are given in square brackets (automatic subscripts are prohibited ), where the first digit indicates the number in the list of references (“List of references” and “References” are given at the end of the article), which are given in the order of their appearance in the text; after the comma, a small letter “p.” is placed after a space and the page number of the cited source is indicated after a space (e.g., [1, pp. 23–24].) and only after the closed square bracket is a period (or other punctuation mark) placed. It is prohibited to mention the same source twice (or more) in the list of references, and it is also unacceptable to use “Ibid.”

All tables of the article are submitted as a separate file in Microsoft Excel format. Based on the format of the publication, please do not submit many tables in publications, as well as tables that are large in size and volume. Illustrations are submitted as separate files in *. jpeg format (picture quality not less than 300 dpi).

The text of the article must contain the following headings (specially highlighted in bold):

Statement of the problem. [Text].

Analysis of recent research and publications. [Text].

Purpose. [Text].

Presentation of the main material. [Text].

Conclusions. [Text].

At the end, a “List of References” and “References” are provided (a colon is not placed).

The use of scientific works of the occupying country RF & RB is prohibited!!!

It is prohibited to cite in the text and include in the bibliographic lists those sources that were published after 1991 in Russian in any country, as well as sources in other languages, if they were published in the territory of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus. Citing such sources is permissible only if the author of the article has the goal of scientifically refuting the myths and clichés of our enemy's propaganda, which the author separately notes in the text.

 In order to improve the scientific image of the journal The editorial team welcomes the use in articles of the latest publications that have a DOI identifier and are indexed in the bibliographic databases Scopus and Web of Science.

 

REQUIREMENTS FOR LITERATURE DESIGN:

 

The bibliography of the article should consist of two blocks (this requirement also applies to English-language articles):

1) References (for English-language articles: References (in language original)) – These are sources in the original language, formatted in accordance with the requirements of DSTU 8302:2015 "Information and documentation. Bibliographic reference. General provisions and rules of compilation."

If the cited material has a DOI identifier, it must be indicated.

Examples of bibliographic record formatting can be viewed here – https://msu.edu.ua/library/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/pryklady-oformlennja-bibliohrafichnoho-opysu-zhidno-dstu-8302.pdf

2) References – the same sources, but in English (translation! – not transliteration!!!), formatted according to the international bibliographic standard APA-2010.

Examples of bibliographic record formatting can be viewed here – https://mmi.fem.sumdu.edu.ua/sites/default/files/references_extend_summary_ukr.pdf

Cyrillic titles of periodicals (magazines, collections, etc.) are given in transliteration, and in brackets in English. For example: Vsesvit [Universe].

At the end of each bibliographic entry (except for those in English in the original) the language of publication should be indicated in English in square brackets – [in Ukrainian], [in Polish], [in Russian] etc.

The names of sources (at least 10) in the list of references are placed in the order of mention in the text (not alphabetically!!!). It is inappropriate to refer to textbooks or journalistic articles.

 

Sample of a list of references:

 Список літератури

 

  1. Smith A. D. The Ethnic Origins of Nations. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1986. 312р.
  2. Сміт Е. Д. Націоналізм: теорія, ідеологія, історія / пер. з англ. Київ: К.І.С., 2004. 170 с.
  3. Брайчевський М. Вічна проблема. Всесвіт. 1989. № 5. С. 173–179. DOI: 10.12345/1234-5678-1989-5-173-179.
  4. Станко В. Передмова. Давня історія України: в 3 т. / ред. П. Толочко. Т. 1. Первісне суспільство / редкол. тому: В. Станко (відп. ред.) та ін. Київ: Наук. думка, 1997. С. 10–14.
  5. Славяне Юго-Восточной Европы в предгосударственный период / ред. В.Баран. Киев: Наук. думка, 1990. 488 с.
  6. Бурдо Н. Б., Відейко М. Ю. Трипільська культура. Харків: Фоліо, 2007. 415 с.
  7. Пачкова С. Про ступінь подібності латенізованих археологічних культур. Старожитності Русі-України: зб. наук. пр. / редкол.: П. Толочко та ін. Київ: КАЄ, 1994. С. 56–61.
  8. Громенко С. Російська офіційна версія війни стала обов’язковою. Локальна історія. 2023, 10 серпня. URL: https://localhistory.org.ua/texts.
  9. Відейко М. Ю. Етносоціальні трансформації у Центральній та Південно-Східній Європі V–IV тис. до н. е.: дис. ... д-ра іст. наук; 07.00.05. Київ, 2015. 462 с.
  10. Центральний державний історичний архів України у м. Київ. Ф. 1235. Грушевські – історики. Оп. 1. Спр. 1056. Положення про військовополонених. 11 арк.

 

References

 

  1. Smith, A. D. (1986). The Ethnic Origins of Nations. Oxford.
  2. Smith, A. D. (2004). Nationalism: theory, ideology, history. Kyiv [in Ukrainian].
  3. Braychevsky, M. (1989). The eternal problem. Vsesvit [Universe], 5, 173-179. Kyiv. DOI: 10.12345/1234-5678-1989-5-173-179 [in Ukrainian].
  4. Stanko, V. (1997). Preface. In: P. Tolochko (ed.) Ancient History of Ukraine, vol. Primitive society. Kyiv [in Ukrainian].
  5. Baran, V. (ed.) (1990). Slavs of Southeastern Europe in the pre-state period. Kyiv [in Russian].
  6. Burdo, N., Videiko, M. (2007). Trypillian Culture: Memories of the Golden Age. Kharkiv [in Ukrainian].
  7. Pachkova, S. (1994). On the degree of similarity of artifacts of latenic archeological cultures. In: P. Tolochko et al. (ed.) Antiquities of Rus-Ukraine. Kyiv [in Ukrainian].
  8. Hromenko, S. (2023). The Russian official version of the war has become mandatory. Lokal’na istoriia [Local history]. August, Retrieved from: https://localhistory.org.ua/texts [in Ukrainian].
  9. Videyko, M. (2015). Ethno-social transformations in Central and Southeastern Europe V-IV millennium BC. Dissertation of doctor of sciences (history). Kyiv [in Ukrainian].
  10. Central State Historical Archive of Ukraine, Kyiv. Fund 1235. Hrushevski – historians. Inv. 1. File 1056. Regulations on prisoners of war [in Ukrainian].

 

Separate file - "Author information", which states:

  • Surname, first name and patronymic (in full).
  • Academic degree, academic title, position, place of work.
  • Full postal address and post office for receiving correspondence (postal code !!!) / Nova Poshta branch.
  • e-mail .
  •  
  • Author ID in ORCID systems.
  • Title of the article.

 

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