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.- The article should be dedicated to Polish topics and should not have been published before.
- Manuscript language should be Ukrainian, Polish or English.
- Submit the manuscript in electronic and paper versions, they must be identical.
- Page options: A4 size, margins 3 cm on all sides, header 1.27 cm, footer 2 cm. In the electronic version submit pages without numbering, in paper version number with a pencil on the back side.
- The main text should be typed in Word editor, Times New Roman Cyr font, size 12, without hyphenation. Bold text, italics, and underline are allowed. Type the title of the article in lowercase. Use quotes - «», apostrophe - '. When typing, you must distinguish between hyphens and dashes.
- Paragraph options: first line - 0.5 cm indentation, left and right indentation - 0 cm, single line spacing, 0 cm indentation. Paragraph alignment - justify.
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Arrange the materials in the following order:
a) UDC index (a separate paragraph – align left);
b) the name of the author / authors (a separate paragraph – align right);
c) scientific degree, position indicating the place of work;
d) title of the article (bold, lowercase letters, single paragraph without indentation of the first line with center alignment);
e) abstract of the article (5-6 sentences), keywords in the language of the article (italics, center alignment);
f) the author / authors name, article title, annotations and keywords in Polish / Ukrainian, should be identical to Ukrainian / Polish;
g) an abstract in English (up to 1800 characters), which should include the author / authors name, article title, problem statement, study material and methods, presentation of results, conclusions and keywords;
g) the list of the used sources and the literature should be put under the appropriate name in alphabetical order and made out in accordance with the rules of compiling the bibliographic description for the List of used sources in theses in accordance with the normative provisions of State Standards of Ukraine 8302: 2015 + REFERENCES (TRANSLATED & TRANSLITERATED) list (boldface). In the text of the article references should be provided in square brackets, for example, [4]; [6, p. 35]. Separate multiple sources with a semicolon, for example, [6; 10; 8]. The list should begin with subheading Список використаних джерел та літератури. - The article should contain: 1) statement of the problem in general form and its relation to important scientific and practical tasks; 2) analysis of the main research and publications on the problem; 3) outline of unresolved issues raised in the article; 4) formulation of goals and objectives; 5) an outline of the basic material with substantiation of the scientific results obtained; 6) conclusions and prospects for further study of the problem.
- The following information about the author should be provided: surname, first name and patronymic, degree, place of work and position, ORCID, internet address, contact telephone.
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c) Journal policy permits and encourages authors to post the manuscript of the work on the Internet (for example, in repositories of institutions or on personal websites) either before submitting this manuscript to the editorial board or after, as it contributes to the productive scientific discussion, and has a positive impact on the time efficiency and dynamics of citing of the published work (see The Effect of Open Access).