Submissions

Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.

• When submitting a manuscript to a journal, authors must confirm that it meets all of the established requirements listed below. If the submitted work is found to be non-compliant with the points of these requirements, the editors will return the materials to the authors for revision.
• The article must be written on a relevant topic, contain the results of in-depth scientific research and justification of the obtained scientific conclusions. The article must be written in Ukrainian or English, carefully proofread by the author, correspond to the thematic direction of the collection of scientific works and include all structural elements (in compliance with the specified sequence) in accordance with clause 3 of the Resolution of the Supreme Administrative Court of Ukraine dated 15.01.2003 No. 7-05/1:
  - Index of the Universal Decimal Classification (UDC), which is placed at the beginning of the article);
  - information about the author (surname, initials, title and degree, place of work or study, position, place of residence, e-mail);
  - title of the article;
  - an abstract in Ukrainian and English (1,800-2,500 characters), where the main idea of the article is clearly formulated and a brief summary of the article is presented, its relevance is substantiated, and the author's contribution to the solution of the task is indicated;
  - keywords in Ukrainian and English (5-8 phrases);
  - the number of formulas, tables, figures and literary sources in the article: for the Ukrainian language (Formula: 2; figure: 3, table: 1, bibl.: 12); for English (Formulas: 2; fig.: 3, tabl.: 1, bibl.: 12);
  - introduction (statement of the problem in a general form and its connection with the latest research and publications, as well as with important scientific and practical tasks, with mandatory references in the text to the used literature.
  - analysis of the latest research and publications, in which the solution to this problem was initiated and on which the author relies, selection of previously unsolved parts of the general problem, to which the article is devoted;
  - statement of the task (formulation of the goal and research methods of the topic under consideration);
  - research results (outline of the main research material with justification of the obtained scientific results);
  - conclusions (scientific novelty, theoretical and practical significance of research, socio-economic effect resulting from the implementation of scientific results, prospects for further scientific developments in this direction);
  - literature - the list of used literature is compiled in accordance with the Ukrainian standard of bibliographic description (DSTU 8302:2015 "Information and documentation. Bibliographic reference. General requirements and rules of compilation"). Literature is placed at the end of the article. All original sources must be referenced. In the text, the serial number of the original source is placed in square brackets. Primary sources are provided in the original language. References to unpublished work are not permitted. A translation into English (References) is added to the bibliography, where the same sources in English are placed according to the international bibliographic standard APA-2010. The names of Ukrainian and Russian periodicals (magazines, anthologies, etc.) are given in transliteration, and in brackets - in English. The title of the articles is allowed to be transliterated, according to the rules of transliteration (Decree of January 27, 2010 No. 55 On regulating the transliteration of the Ukrainian alphabet into Latin). The number of literary sources should be at least 10 references, of which at least half should be references to foreign sources. Names of sources in the list of references are placed in the order of citation in the text (not alphabetically). It is not advisable to refer to textbooks, training manuals, journalistic articles.
  At the end of the article, the author must indicate that it is sent for publication only to the Collection of Scientific Works "Scientific Notes of the University "KROK", put a signature and date.
• Technical requirements for the design of articles:
  1. The article must be written in Ukrainian or English, carefully proofread by the author, correspond to the thematic direction of the collection of scientific works and include all structural elements (in compliance with the specified sequence) in accordance with clause 3 of the Resolution of the Supreme Administrative Court of Ukraine dated 15.01.2003 No. 7-05/1 , which is taken into account in the design sample of the article.
  2. The volume of the manuscript is 15-25 thousand characters, including drawings, tables (approximately 7-16 pages).
  3. The text of the article must be typed on a computer (word editor (version 1998-2003) for WINDOWS) in Times New Roman font No. 14 with a line spacing of 1.5, leaving margins: left - 2 cm, right - 2 cm, top and from below - 2 cm.
  4. The name of the file should correspond to the last name of the author (for example: Ivanov or Ivanov).
  5. There should be no hyphenation of words and macros in the article. When typing, you should turn off automatic "soft" hyphenation ("forced" hyphenation is prohibited - using a hyphen). Mark paragraphs only with the "Enter" key, do not use spaces or tabs ("Tab" key).
  6. Quotations, tables, illustrations, all digital data are provided with mandatory references to sources. The source must be indicated under each table and figure (Source: ...).
  7. The amount of tabular material and illustrations should be appropriate. Digital material is presented in a table with a serial number (for example, Table 1.) and a title (printed above the table in bold in the middle). Illustrations should also be numbered and have titles that appear under each illustration (eg Figure 2. Benefits of effective demand structuring). Drawings made in MS Word must be grouped; they must be a single graphic object. For drawings made in Excel, you need to send an Excel (2003) file in addition to the article.
  8. Formulas are executed using the built-in MS Equation formula editor and are numbered on the right side.
• A guide for authors
  * A receipt for payment of the publication is sent to the author after a positive decision on the review of the article. Set the cost of publishing the article to UAH 100. for one page of text.
  
  One copy of the magazine is sent to the author(s) of the article. Please inform us in advance about additional copies with the appropriate additional payment. The cost of one additional copy is UAH 100.
• Copyright provisions
  The article is copyrighted by the author under CC Attribution 4.0
• Privacy Policy
  Authors and reviewers
  
  Manuscripts should be reviewed with due respect for author confidentiality. By submitting their manuscripts for consideration, authors trust the editors with the results of their scientific work and creative efforts, on which their reputation and career may depend. Authors' rights may be violated if confidential information is disclosed during manuscript review. Reviewers also have a right to confidentiality, which must be maintained by the editor. Confidentiality may be breached if dishonesty or fraud is involved, but must otherwise be maintained.
  
  The Editorial Board must not disclose information about manuscripts (including their receipt, content, pending status, reviewer critiques, or final fate) to anyone other than authors and reviewers. This includes requests to use materials for lawful purposes.
  
  The editors must make it clear to their reviewers that the manuscripts submitted for review are privileged and the private property of the authors. Therefore, reviewers and members of the editorial board must respect the rights of authors by not publicly discussing their work and not appropriating their ideas for the publication of the manuscript. Reviewers are not permitted to make copies of manuscripts for their own files, nor are they permitted to pass them on to others, except with the editor's permission. Reviewers must return or destroy copies of manuscripts after submission of feedback. The editors should not keep copies of rejected manuscripts.
  
  Reviewer comments may not be published or otherwise made public without the permission of the reviewer, author, and editor.
  
  Opinions differ on whether reviewers should remain anonymous. Authors should consult the Information for Authors of the journal to which they choose to submit a manuscript to determine whether reviews are anonymous. Unless comments are signed, the identities of the reviewers must not be disclosed to the author or anyone else without the reviewers' permission.
  
  Some journals publish reviewers' comments with the manuscript. Such a procedure is not allowed without the consent of the authors and reviewers. However, reviewers' comments are sent to other reviewers on the same manuscript, which helps reviewers understand the review process. Reviewers may also be notified of the editor's decision to accept or reject the manuscript.