The Editorial Board accepts manuscripts that align with the journal’s scope and focus.

The Editorial Board accepts for review:

• scientific articles;
• book reviews;
• documents;
• historiographical materials;
• articles/notes dedicated to eminent representatives of historical science.

The Editorial Board does not accept:

1. previously published works or simultaneous submissions to multiple publications;
2. plagiarized content;
3. materials that fail to meet the content and formatting requirements outlined below

Content Requirements

The manuscript must be submitted to the Editorial Board as two separate files (.doc/.docx format only):

1. The manuscript text.
2. Author(s)’ information.

The file name must contain the last name of the author(s).

The manuscript length should range from 1 to 2 print units (40 000– 80 000 characters including spaces); font size 14 (Times New Roman without automatic hyphenation), first line indented 1.25 cm, line spacing 1.5. Longer submissions may be accepted with Editorial Board approval.

The following article elements are mandatory:

• Author(s)’ full name and article title (in Russian and English).
• Abstract (in Russian and English). The abstract length should range from 200 to 250 words. The abstract is a standalone text describing the main research results, including relevance, purpose, research methods, and brief findings.
• Keywords: 4–6 phrases separated by semicolons (in Russian and English).
• Article text.
• Acknowledgements.
• Author(s)’ contribution.
• Conflict of interest
• References.

The manuscript proper must be followed by:

Acknowledgements

This section lists all external funding sources that influenced the research findings, as well as all non-author individuals that contributed to the study.

Author(s)’ Contribution

For multiple authors, describe each co-author’s contribution according to CRediT.

Conflict of Interest

The manuscript must declare any current or potential conflicts of interest. If none exist, state «The author declares (/authors declare) no conflict of interest.»

References

Author(s) should cite works accessible to reviewers and readers. The reference list must contain at least 15 sources. Self-citation, i.e. including the author(s)’ work(s) on the reference list, is permitted but must account for no more than 10% of all references.

Only sources directly mentioned in the text may appear in the reference list. References should include articles and monographs. The journal has accepted an adapted version of the Vancouver Style of References design, which is one of the standards recognized by international databases

The Editorial Board invites the authors to get acquainted with the features of Vancouver Style and design examples in the brochure on the official website of the British Columbia Institute of Technology: https://www.bcit.ca/files/ library/pdf/bcit-vancouverstyle.pdf

The rules for the design of sources in Russian in References have been prepared in accordance with the recommendations of the Association of Scientific Editors and Publishers (ASEP), which you can also find in the journal Scientific Editor and Publisher: https://www.scieditor.ru/jour/article/view/66/55

Links to articles:

Surname and first name of the 1st author, Surname and first name of the 2nd author. The title of the article. The name of the journal. Year;Volume(Number):00–00. https://doi.org/10.13655/1.6.1234567

Example:

Clarke A., Gatineau M., Grimaud O., et al. A bibliometric overview of public health research in Europe. The European Journal of Public Health. 2007:17(Suppl. 1):43–49. https://doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckm063

Links to books and monographs:

With 1–4 authors: Surname and first name of the 1st author, Surname and first name of the 2nd author. The title of the book or monograph. The issue number (if there is one). City: Publishing house; Year. 000 p.

An indication of the editor or compiler:

Surname and first name of the 1st editor, Surname and first name of the 2nd editor, Eds. The title of the book or monograph. The reissue number (if there is one). City: Publishing house; Year. 000 p

Example:

Young A. Teaching writing across the curriculum. Upper Saddle River (New Jersey): Pearson Prentice Hall; 1999. 70 p. Bean J.C., Melzer D. Engaging ideas: The Professor’s guide to integrating writing, critical thinking, and active learning in the classroom. 3rd ed. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass; 2021. 400 p.

A chapter from a monograph or an article from a collection:

Surname and first name of the 1st author, Surname and first name of the 2nd author. The title of the chapter or article. The title of the monograph or collection. City: Publishing house; Year. 000 p.

The name of the journal and the titles of monographs and collections are italicized. Dots are placed after the initials. Do not put a comma between the author(s)’ last name and initials. If the article has more than five authors, the full names of the first three should be given, followed by «et al.».

Links to articles in Russian:

Surname and first name of the 1st author, Surname and first name of the 2nd author in Russian. The title of the article. The name of the journal. Year;Volume(Number):00–00.

Surname and first name of the 1st author, Surname and first name of the 2nd author in English. Translation of the title of the article. Transliteration of the name of the journal/Official name of the journal in English. Year;Volume(Number):00–00 (In Russ.).

Example:

Ганиева Г.Р., Васильева А.А. К вопросу подготовки переводчиков в сфере профессиональной коммуникации в техническом вузе. Вестник Казанского технологического университета. 2013;12:365–367. Ganieva G.R., Vasil’eva A.A. The translator in the sphere of professional communication project. Herald of Kazan National Research Technological University. 2013;12:365–367 (In Russ.).

Links to books and monographs in Russian:

Surname and first name of the 1st author, Surname and first name of the 2nd author in Russian. The title of the book or monograph in Russian. City: Publishing house; Year. 000 p.

Surname and first name of the 1st author, Surname and first name of the 2nd author in English. Translation of the monograph title. City: Transliteration of the publishing house name; Year. 000 p. (In Russ.).

Example:

Морозов В.Э. Культура письменной научной речи. М.: Икар; 2008. 268 с. Morozov V.E. Culture of written scholarly speech. Moscow: Ikar; 2008. 268 p. (In Russ.).

Formatting Requirements

Illustrations. Articles published in the journal may include illustrations. Electronic illustrations and photos must be submitted as separate files with a minimum size of 1000 pixels on the short side. Illustrations require captions describing the event or object being depicted, as well as the date. Illustration titles must appear in both Russian and English. Editorial Board reserves the right to select or replace article illustrations.

Citations. Use consecutively numbered (e.g., 1–32) footnotes in font size 12.

Footnotes may include Internet sources (news, reports, forums, videos), legal documents, statistics, media publications and textbooks. Citing dissertations/abstracts is allowed, provided that they are publicly accessible to readers. References to accepted but unpublished articles can be included with an «in press» label if the author(s) obtain written permission and acceptance confirmation. Information from unpublished sources should have an «unpublished data/documents» label, and the author(s) must, likewise, obtain written permission for the use of such materials. All internet sources, including those cited in footnotes, require access dates.

Author(s)’ Information

A separate file must include:

• Author(s)’ full name.
• Academic credentials, title, position and affiliation (full institution name, city, country).
• ORCID, SPIN code, or AuthorID.
• Contact details: postal address with zip code, phone/fax (office, mobile), e-mail.

Copyright

The authors publishing in this journal agree with the following:

1. The authors retain the copyright to the work and entitle the journal to publish the work for the first time.
2. The authors reserve the right to enter into separate contractual arrangements regarding the non-exclusive distribution of the version of the work published here (for example, its placement in the institute’s repository, publication in a book), with reference to its original publication in this journal.
3. Authors have the right to post their work on the Internet (for example, in the institute’s repository or personal website) before and during the review process by this journal, as this can lead to a productive discussion and more links to this work (See: The Effect of Open Access).

Privacy

The names and e-mail addresses entered on the website of this journal will be used exclusively for the purposes indicated by this journal and will not be used for any other purposes or provided to other persons and organizations.

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