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Manuscript requirements
Articles submitted to the editorial board pass the procedures of: initial screening, checking with the help of a plagiarism detecting system (Anti-Plagiarism), reviewing, and approval for publication by the editorial board. The editorial board accepts for consideration materials (manuscripts) in Russian, complying with the editorial policy of the journal, having contents suitable for one of its sections, previously not published and not accepted for consideration by other journals' editorial boards, meeting requirements stated in "Ethics of scientific publications in The Bulletin of the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences" and formatted in accordance with the rules established by the editorial board.
If in the course of initial screening the non-compliance of the subject, content or format of an article with the editorial requirements is revealed, its author/authors is/are informed that it is rejected without being reviewed any further. As a rule, this information is emailed to the author(s) not later than 10 days after the article was received by the editorial board. The reviewing procedure is carried out in accordance with "Regulations on reviewing materials received by the editorial board of The Bulletin of the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences".
The editorial board makes a decision about accepting an article for publication, sending it for revision or rejecting it based on the results of the review and discussion of the article. Articles received by the editorial board after revision are re-reviewed and discussed by the editorial board. Prior to publication, articles are subject to scientific and literary editing. Editorial revisions are agreed upon with the authors. In case an article is accepted for publication, a publication agreement is sent to the author(s) for approval and signature.
Publishing date is decided on by editors in the process of discussing the content of upcoming issues and is approved by the editor-in-chief.
Articles are published free of charge. The journal does not charge authors any fee for preparing their manuscripts for publication. It does not return submitted articles and other materials to authors.
Authors of articles are responsible for their content and for the fact of their publication. The editorial board does not always share authors' opinions and is not liable for any inaccuracy of the published data. The editorial board disclaims responsibility for any damage that the publication of articles may cause to authors and/or third parties and organizations.
Manuscript formatting
1. Submitted materials must include (all in one file):
1.1. surname, name and patronymic of the author (or authors, separated by commas) in Russian and English (in the beginning of an article);
1.2. title of the article (in Russian and English);
1.3. an abstract in Russian and English (not more than 10 lines each);
1.4. keywords in Russian and English (not more than 10 words);
1.5. Classification codes:
1.5.1. one to three UDC codes (the Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) is necessary for systematizing information, searching for relevant data on a particular topic, and arranging new articles, publications and books into groups according to their topics);
1.5.2. one to three JEL codes corresponding to the subject of the article, based on the alphanumeric classification system for economic literature (Journal of Economic Literature);
1.6. the text of the article;
1.7. bibliography in Russian and English (at the end of the article, see 2.3-2.5);
1.8. information about the author/authors:
- surname, name, patronymic (unabbreviated);
- academic degree, academic title;
- position and place of work (the organization's legal name);
- city;
- country;
- e-mail of all authors of the article (to be published in the journal).
2. Notes, links and references should be formatted according to current national standards (GOST 7.05-2008).
2.1. Bibliographic and content notes should be styled as footnotes numbered continuously within the article.
2.2. An article bibliography is a list of literary sources that are referred to, mentioned and cited in the text of the article. Literary sources are placed at the end of the article in the same order as they are mentioned in the text, or in alphabetical order. If the list is arranged in alphabetical order, it starts with publications in Russian, and foreign sources are listed afterwards.
In the text the reference to the work from the bibliographic list is made after it was mentioned or quoted, with the number of the respective bibliographic entry in brackets, e.g., [10].
If the author mentions (cites) a particular extract from a literary work, then the number of the work in the bibliographic list and the pages on which the extract can be found must be specified, separated by a comma, e.g., [10, pp. 80-81].
2.3. References to normative and archival documents, statistical reviews, newspaper articles with no authorship details, and links to websites without indicating any specific material should be styled as footnotes, without including these sources into the bibliography.
2.4. To help identify references in the bibliography, it is necessary to provide the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) and eLIBRARY Document Number (EDN) for each reference, if available.
2.5. For Bibliography in English, the whole list is translated from Russian (not transliterated).
3. Formatting requirements: the document must be single-spaced, Palatino Linotype font; author's surname - 11-point light, straight, capital letters; article title - 11-point bold, straight, capital letters; key words, abstract, footnotes - 9-point light, straight; article text - 11-point font. Margins: 1 cm top, 2.1 cm left, 1.2 cm bottom, 1.4 cm right.
4. Tables should bear titles and numbers, and all text references to them should be by the numbers (e.g., Table 1). If a table contains footnotes, these are placed below the table. For footnote symbols in tables, asterisks (*) or letters are used. References to sources are placed below the table after footnotes and are preceded by the words "Source:" ("Sources:") or "Calculated according to:".
5. Formulas are created using Word tools, and complex formulas are typed in the built-in formula editor. If the text contains references to formulas, they must be numerated.
6. It is advisable to prepare figures (diagrams, charts and graphs, in black and white) in vector graphics programs. Photographs should be in TIFF or JPG formats with a resolution of at least 300 dpi.
All figures must be numerated and have captions, and all text references to them should be by the numbers, e.g., Fig. 12.
Footnotes contained in figures should be placed immediately below them. For footnote symbols in figures, "asterisks" (*), the letters or other signs can be chosen, provided they differ from footnote symbols used in tables and in the main text. References to sources should be placed below figures, after footnotes, and preceded by the word "Source:" / "Sources:".
Confidentiality
The editorial board of "The Bulletin of the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences" considers it its duty to protect the confidentiality and safety of the information it receives. In this regard the editorial board undertakes to provide the necessary protection and proper use of personal information (also referred to as "personal data" or "personally identifiable information") received from authors in electronic form or on tangible media.
The author grants the editorial board of "The Bulletin of the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences" the right to process the following personal data without time limitation: surname, name, patronymic; information about academic degrees and titles, place of work and position occupied; contact information.
Contact us
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