Requirements for the design of articles
AUTHOR GUIDELINES
Page format A4
Times New Roman, 14 pt.
Indentation – 10 mm.
Margins: left – 20 mm, right – 10 mm top – 20 mm, bottom – 20 mm.
Publication length – from 20,000 to 40,000 characters
Language of the article: Ukrainian or Polish
Use of signs and symbols
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numbering |
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inseparable spaces between initials |
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The structure of article
UDC (left alignment)
First Name Last Name, Times New Roman Bold
ORCID iD (personal code, which must be obtained by filling in the form at the link: https://orcid.org/register)
Info about the author (scientific degree, academic title, position, department, higher education institution, higher education institution’s address, author’s Е-mail
All information about the author is provided with left alignment.
Article title (Times New Roman Bold, centered, all capitals)
Abstract (1500–1800 characters) should contain information about goals, methods, results of the research, conclusions without structuring according to these parameters.
Keywords (5–7 keywords (Times New Roman bold italics) need to separate them with a semicolon and put two spaces between them)
© Sign of the copyright, Last Name, First Name, year
The structure of article must meet the international scientific requirements and include the following:
Introduction, which includes the relevance of compulsory coverage and analysis of recent research and publications from 5–10 years.
The aim / the tasks.
Research methods – quantitative and qualitative; participants of the experiment; instruments and procedure; means of data collection and processing). The methodology should be clear and concise so that other scientists can use it to conduct such research.
Results of the research (with headings of the article). It is desirable to submit the results with tables, charts, graphs, figures to present the results of the study as fully as possible. However, duplication of infographics with text is not allowed.
Discussion (comparison of the author’s results of the research with previous studies, in particular with those that were analyzed in the review of the scientific literature in the Introduction, indicating the new results). Limitations ((not obligatory paragraph).
Conclusions (Provide a synthesis of key points that match the objectives of research).
Prospects for further research.
References. You should cite not less than 20 sources (80% with DOI). 50% articles in reputable journals indexed in Web of Science and/or Scopus. Ukrainian sources not exceed 30%. References should be formatted according to APA standard (https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/references/examples).
The list of used literature. Sources are formatted according to National Standard of Ukraine 8302:2015. http://npo.kubg.edu.ua/public/journals/677/dstu.pdf
The list of literature in Cyrillic should be transliterated (online service http://translit.kh.ua/?passport), and translated in English [in square brackets].
Article title, Last Name First Name, Info about the author, Abstract, Keywords – in Polish (if language of the article is Ukrainian) or in Ukrainian (if language of the article is Polish).
Article title, Last Name First Name, Info about the author, Abstract, Keywords – in English.
Making References in the text. APA Style: References execute in parentheses, which shall include the author's name, year of publication, the page to which refer. For example: (Kovalenko, 2010, p. 14).
Tables and other non-text objects should be numbered, placed inside the text, in the center – the figures (e.g., Figure 1. Title); above the table (e.g. Table 1. Title).
