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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.
  • During the submission process, authors must check that their work complies with all of the following points, and works may be returned to authors who do not comply with these rules.
    The manuscript has not been previously published and has not been considered by another publisher.
  • The work file is in Microsoft Word, RTF or OpenDocument format
  • The text must be printed with single spacing; TNR, 14 point; underlining is not allowed (except for URLs); all illustrations, figures and tables must be placed in the text after the first reference in the text, and not at the end
  • A sample of the materials design is presented at the link: Monograph_Template

Author Guidelines

The structure of the monograph should include:
1) information about all authors: full names of authors, academic degree, academic title, position, institutional affiliation, email address and ORCID
2) a short abstract of the entire monograph (up to 250 words) and 10-15 keywords/phrases
3) an extended introduction to the monograph (3-5 pages)
4) the main text of the monograph should contain at least 3 sections, each of which should contain at least 3 paragraphs
5) each paragraph should contain the following structure:
- an abstract of 1800-2500 characters with spaces with the following structure: introduction, goal, methodology, main results, conclusions and directions for further research;
- keywords (from 5 to 15 words/phrases)
- the main text of the paragraph, presented in the form of a logical text, divided into 2 or more paragraphs;
- brief conclusions;
- a list of sources used, formatted in ARA style
6) Conclusions to the monograph
7) General list of sources used

A sample of the materials design is presented at the link: Monograph_Template

Cost of publications

The cost of publishing a manuscript is:
- 100 euros for a scientific report (electronic version + DOI);
- 50 euros or free for low-income countries in a collective monograph (electronic version + DOI);
- 250 euros for a solo monograph (electronic version + DOI);
- the cost of a paper copy of the publication is agreed with the editorial office individually.

The price includes the publication of the manuscript on the publisher’s website, DOI assignment, and indexing.
Payment for each manuscript is made only after peer review and acceptance for publication.

The publisher does not charge any additional fees.

Copyright Notice

Authors who publish with the Scientific Center of Innovative Research agree to the following:

  1. Authors retain copyright and grant the Scientific Center of Innovative Research the right of first publication, with the work simultaneously licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial (CC BY-NC 4.0) license. This license allows others to share and distribute the work in any medium or format for non-commercial purposes, provided that proper credit is given to the authors and the original publication source.

  2. Authors may also enter into separate, non-exclusive agreements for further distribution of the published version (e.g., deposit in an institutional repository or inclusion in a book), with acknowledgment of its initial publication in the Scientific Center of Innovative Research.

Privacy Statement

Manuscripts should be reviewed with due respect to the confidentiality of the authors. Submitting their manuscripts to review, the authors trust the editors the results of their scientific work and creative efforts, from which their reputation and career may depend on. The rights of authors may be violated in case of disclosure of confidential information during the review of manuscripts. Reviewers also have the right to privacy, which should be maintained by the editor. Confidentiality may be violated if there is dishonesty or fraud, but in other cases, it should be followed.

The editorial staff should not disclose information about the manuscripts (including their receipt, content, status in the process of review, criticism of reviewers or final fate) to anyone except authors and reviewers. This includes requests for the use of materials for legitimate actions.

Reviewers’ comments cannot be published or made public without the permission of the reviewer, author and editor.

Thoughts differ on whether reviewers should remain anonymous. Authors should get acquainted with the Information for journal authors to which they have decided to submit the manuscript to find out whether the reviews are anonymous. If the comments are not signed, the reviewers should not be disclosed to the author or anyone else without the permission of the reviewers.