Requirements registration
The article should be structured, i.e. it should include sections with titles that briefly and accurately reflect their content, including:
- introduction, containing the rationale for the relevance and a brief overview of the issues;
- a clear statement of the research task;
- description of the method for solving the research problem;
- applied interpretation and illustration of the obtained research results;
- a conclusion that includes a summary and an indication of the scope of the results obtained, does not repeat the annotation and is not limited to a simple list of what has been done in the work.
| The structure of the article and the sequence of its presentation | Note |
| UDC |
To assign a UDC (Universal Decimal Classification), it is recommended to contact the library staff or use one of the on-line resources: . |
| The title of the article | In Russian and English |
| Last name, first name, patronymic of the author (s) |
In Russian and English |
| Information about the author (s) according to the RSCI | На русском полностью и английском языках без сокращений: ученая степень, должность, место работы (согласно Уставу организации), e-mail |
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Abstract |
An abstract is a short and concise summary of an article. It should include the main points of the study, such as the subject, the problem being addressed, the methods used, and the results obtained. The focus should be on the most important and significant findings for the reader and scientific community, including long-term implications, important discoveries, conclusions that challenge existing theories, and information with practical significance. In the text of an abstract, it is recommended to use syntactic constructions that are typical of the language of scientific and technical documents, and avoid complex grammatical structures. Abbreviations (author's, in particular), any formulas, references to sources in the list of references are unacceptable in the abstract. Abstract volume: 120-150 words. |
| Keywords | In Russian and English: 7-10 words that carry the main semantic load in the text |
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The body of an article |
Structured text: - An introduction that provides a brief overview of the issues, justifying the relevance of the research topic. This should include a review of the relevant literature, highlighting a gap in scientific knowledge or an area where more research is needed. The introduction should clearly state the research task and purpose of the work, specifying a specific result that the researcher intends to achieve through their research. - The main part of the text (substantive sections/paragraphs) includes a description of the approaches and methods used to solve the research problem, as well as an interpretation and illustration of the obtained results. This part may be divided into several sections, each with a subject name that reflects its content. |
| Conclusion | It contains a summary of the obtained scientific results and the prospects for their application, which does not repeat the abstract and is not limited to a simple list of what has been done in the work |
| Literature |
Bibliographic references are drawn up in accordance of .
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| Other | No more than 1 paragraph: notes about the grants under which the research is carried out, words of thanks, etc. |
Rules for formatting the text of a scientific article
| Name of the characteristic | Registration rules |
| Form of submission of materials | Electronic document, Microsoft Word,*. doc or *. docx |
| Name of the forwarded files |
Electronic versions of the text of the scientific article and the license agreement are sent to the editorial office in separate files. The file names must contain the name of the first author and the type of document (example: Smith_Article.doc, Smith_Contract. doc)
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| Page format | А4 |
| Page field | Normal (left 3 cm, right 1.5 cm, top 2 cm, bottom 2 cm) |
| Text alignment | by width |
| Hyphenation | Automatic hyphenation should be turned off |
| Fonts | Times New Roman |
| Font size | 14 |
| Line spacing | 1,5 |
| Paragraph indent | 1,25 |
| Graphic material (drawings) | ATTENTION! The graphics, diagrams, and tables scanned from paper media must correspond to the level of the printed publication (resolution, contrast, file size, correct orientation and no image distortion, no "noise", color quality, etc.). Otherwise, the scanned materials are not included in the journal. |
| Drawings | The figures should be numbered and have a name (example: Figure 1 – Structure of the training system), which is placed after the figure. In the text, links to drawings are required. |
| Photo | If there are photos in the article, they must be duplicated as a separate file in *.tiff or *.jpg formats with a resolution of at least 300 dpi |
| Tables |
Tables should be numbered and have a name (example: Table 1 – Morphological matrix), which is located in front of the table. The paragraph indent for the title is 1.25, aligned to the page width. References to tables are required in the text. |
| Formulas | Formulas should be typed clearly, observing the differences in the spelling of uppercase and lowercase letters, as well as letters that are similar in shape. Indexes and exponents should be written strictly below or above the line (superscript and subscript characters). In formulas, Russian and Greek letters should be typed directly, and Latin letters denoting scalar variables should be written in italics. Values denoting vectors and matrices should be highlighted in bold and typed directly (it is also allowed to set all values denoted by Latin letters, including matrices and vectors, in light italics); the transpose sign is the letter " t "of the lowercase line in the upper index; the exponent is the letter" e " of the bold line. Standard mathematical notation (for example, max, log, sin, etc.) should be typed directly. The formula numbers are written in parentheses on the right. Formulas are numbered end-to-end and are given in the order of their appearance, and only formulas that are referenced in the text are numbered |
| Number of figures and tables | The number of figures and tables is not more than 7 units |
| References |
References in the text are enclosed in square brackets with an indication of the number from the list of references – [5] or [5, p. 67] |
| List of references |
). The list of references should contain at least 8 sources. The share of self-citation should not exceed 20% of the number of sources in the list. |
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The volume of the main body of an article |
6–18 pages |
Address for sending manuscripts of articles prepared for publication in the journals "Economics and Management", "Legal Sciences" and "Educational Resources and Technologies": elevin@muiv.ru.
Phone: 8 (495) 783-6848, ext. 53-53.