Paper publishing in Scopus-indexed journals MANUSCRIPT GUIDELINES

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Paper publishing in Scopus-indexed journals

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MANUSCRIPT GUIDELINES

• Manuscript has an abstract and keywords
• Text is structured
• Objective/research question is clearly stated in Introduction
• Introduction answers the question “why is the research under consideration required and important for the international community?”
• Methods (and/or theoretical framework) is described in detail and in full
• Citations are formatted correctly and properly and appear on the list of references
• Manuscript is prepared according to English for Academic Purposes
• Arguments and conclusions are substantial and justified
• Manuscript is original, it has not been published neither in part, nor as a complete work. It is not under current consideration in another publisher
• References are mainly foreign scientific articles published in recent 5 years
• Manuscript contain the results of the research conducted by the author(s) and their discussion
• Research contributes to the international knowledge