Manuscript Submission Guidelines
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Requirements
The volume of the article is up to 30 pages, including appendices and references; for postgraduates, graduates, students — up to 15 pages.
The text of the article is typed in a text editor MS Word (.docx, A4 in portrait orientation) with the following formatting:
Font — Calibri. Main text — font size of 12 px; figure captions — font size of 10 px, table titles — font size of 11 px; footnotes — font size of 10 px. It is allowed to highlight thesis statements or terms in Bold or Italics.
Line spacing — multiplier 1.3.
Margins — 2 cm from each side.
Paragraph indent — 1.25 cm.
Orientation — portrait, with automatic hyphenation.
No page numbers are used.
Photos, figures, graphs, diagrams, and tables are provided in Russian and English languages and in a good quality, are included in the text of the article, and are not sent in a separate file.
Figure format. Figure caption: below the figure, font Calibri, font size of 10 px, single spacing. Center alignment without paragraph indents. The figure itself is also centered.
Example: Fig. 1. Prospects and problems of the development of the Arctic oil sector.
Table format. Table caption: above the table, font Calibri, font size of 11 px, Italic, single spacing. Alignment of the words "Table 1" to the right, alignment of the table name (one line below) in the center without paragraph indents, spacing after the title is 0.6 pts. Text inside the table: font size of 10 px, single spacing, alignment justified.
The paragraph following the figure or table should be preceded by a 6 pt spacing.
It is necessary to provide an English version of the figures (including diagrams) for English version of the journal. See the Instructions for translating figures, graphs and tables.
Each article should contain the following mandatory elements:
I. UDC — the Universal Decimal Classification code. It is placed in the upper left corner of the first page.
II. Article title in Russian and English languages.
III. Information about the author in Russian and English languages.
IV. Abstract of the article in Russian and English languages.
V. Keywords in Russian and English languages.
Vi. The main text of the article: Introduction, Sections, Conclusion.
Vii. References.
If the research was carried out with the support of a grant or within the framework of a project, it is necessary to indicate its number and title in the section "Acknowledgments and Funding".
The information about the author in Russian and English should indicate:
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Surname, first name and patronymic; academic degree and title, position.
- A separate line indicates the name of the organization and the post address.
- A valid E-mail address, and ORCID.
Abstract is a brief background description of the article. It includes the main objective of the research in a concise form, the methods used, the most important results obtained, the practical significance of the research. The size of the annotation is 150–250 words. General phrases and copying of sentences from the main text of the article should be avoided.
Keywords — 5–10 words, which reflect the main content of the text in terms of the object, subject and research methods. The concepts from the text of the article should be used.
References. The list includes only literature referenced in the text of the article. The list is compiled in the order of mention or citation in the text of the article, and not in alphabetical order. References to the authors of the books, articles, dissertations and other scientific publications used are given in the text in square brackets with the surname, initials of the author and pages: [1, Ivanov A.A., p. 6], [2, Kuznetsov P.V. , Romanov D.A., pp. 10–12; 3, Vasilyev B.A., p. 98]. Each position in the list of references is indicated once, but it is possible to refer to it repeatedly in the text (including to different pages). The absence of pages within square brackets suggests a reference to the publication as a whole, but it is preferable to indicate specific pages.
The list of references should contain at least 8 positions, but not more than 40 ones, while the share of English-language publications from Web of Science or Scopus should be 25%. Extensive self-citation is not allowed. The absence of References is permissible only for overviews of events or reviews of books.
In case the source is originally in Russian, it is necessary to give transliteration (BGN) and to translate the title of the article and journal in square brackets.
For the design of References in the journal, a style close to the Harvard standard is chosen, but with the following differences: all the authors of the source are indicated; no comma is placed before initials in surnames; the title of the article is not enclosed in quotation marks; the year is put behind the title of the journal. The source name, as in the Harvard Standard, is in Italics:
Author A.A., Author B.B., Author C.C., Author D.D. Title of Article. Title of Journal, year, vol., no., pp.
If the article has a DOI, it should be indicated: DOI: https://doi.org/xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx
Examples:
Burtsev I.N. Ekologicheskie I sotsial'nye problemy gornogo proizvodstva v Respublike Komi [Environmental and Social Problems of Mining in the Komi Republic]. Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedenii. Gornyi zhurnal [News of the Higher Institutions. Mining Journal], 2002, no. 3, pp. 68-78.
Vasilyeva N.D. Konfessional'noe prostranstvo Yakutii v pervoy treti XX v. [The Confessional Space of Yakutia in the First Third of the 20th Century]. Khudozhestvennoe nasledie natsional'nykh literatur XX v. v obshcherossiyskom kul'turnom prostranstve: problemy vzaimodeystviya. Materialy Vseros. nauch. konf. (Yakutsk, 4—6 oktyabrya 2006 g.) [Artistic Heritage of National Literatures of the 20th Century in the All-Russian Cultural Space: Problems of Interaction. Proc. All-Rus. Sci. Conf. (Yakutsk, October 4-6, 2006)]. Yakutsk, 2007, pp. 290-294.
Fedorov V.I. Etnopoliticheskie konflikty v sovremennoy Rossii: na primere arkticheskogo regiona: dis. ... kand. polit. nauk [Ethnopolitical Conflicts in Modern Russia: the Example of the Arctic Region: Cand. Polit. Sci. Diss.]. Moscow, 2002. Pp. 54-55
Normative legal acts, instructions, archival documents, statistical compilations, inquiries, personal correspondence, Internet media reports, links to Internet resources and newspaper materials are not included in the list of references and are drawn up as subscript footnotes. For Internet resources, you should indicate the author (if any), the title of the material by reference, the Internet address, the date of access in brackets:
Example:
Reindeer Husbandry in Norway. URL:
https://www.ssb.no/statistikkbanken/SelectVarVal/saveselections.asp (accessed 12 December 2015).
The numbering of all footnotes in the text of the article is continuous in order, Arabic numerals (for example: 1, 2, 3).
If the design of the manuscript sent to the editorial board differs markedly from the requirements of the journal, the manuscript is returned to the author for revision with editorial comments. Refusal to improve may result in a refusal to publish. The editorial board of the journal requests to follow the rules for the preparation of articles, if you have any questions, contact the Executive Secretary for clarifications: aan@narfu.ru
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