Article requirements

Scientific articles should structurally include subsections highlighted in bold font as subheadings:

  1. Statement of the Social Issue.
  2. Research Objective (Aims and Objectives).
  3. Author’s Concept or Idea.
  4. Analysis of Recent Research and Publications.
  5. Identification of Previously Unresolved Parts of the General Issue.
  6. Presentation of the Main Research Material and Obtained Scientific Results.
  7. Conclusions and Prospects for Further Research.
  8. Literature (formatted according to current requirements), including transliteration of references into Latin letters (references).
  9. Two Abstracts (no less than 2,000 characters) in Ukrainian and English, reflecting the essential content of the article.
  10. Keywords for Abstracts provided in two languages (no less than six).
  11. UDC Code.
  12. Author registration in ORCID and ResearcherID databases is mandatory.

The author is personally responsible for the accuracy and reliability of the proposed scientific material. The editorial board reserves the right for scientific and literary editing. Manuscripts are reviewed by two reviewers (doctors of sciences in the relevant field) and may be returned to the author for revision. The question of the time and date of article publication is determined by the editor-in-chief.

The author provides their full name, postal and email addresses, work and home phone numbers, position, academic degree, academic title, brief biographical information, including individual author codes ORCID, ResearcherID, etc. For potential authors, an annual subscription to the journal is mandatory (a scan or photo of the subscription form must be sent). The editorial office receives one copy of the text, including tables, diagrams, and illustrations on separate pages; an electronic version must be duplicated by email. The article is numbered without omissions and alphabetical designations.

Author information (in Ukrainian and English) should be sent to the editorial office along with the article using the following format: surname, first name, patronymic; academic degree; academic title; position; department; place of work (institution of higher education); field of scientific activity; mailing address for publication delivery (courier service, postal service); email address; mobile phone number; ORCID ID (http://orcid.org); ResearcherID (http://www.researcherid.com); article title; extended abstract (no less than 2000 characters); keywords.

 

AI Use Policy

The journal adheres to the Recommendations on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Scholarly Communication developed by the European Association of Science Editors and considers artificial intelligence as a supportive tool for researchers. The results obtained through the use of AI must be verified and interpreted in accordance with the principles of academic integrity, given the generative nature of AI. Authors are required to declare any use of AI. Upon manuscript submission, a separate file - Author’s Declaration on the Use of AI - must be provided; its edited content is published at the end of the article before the references. Acceptable statements include a description of the manner and purpose of AI use (see example) or “Artificial intelligence was not used in the preparation of this article.” The use of AI for language editing does not require declaration. When AI is employed as a methodological tool, the manner of its use must be specified in the Methods section. In accordance with the Recommendations on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Scholarly Communication, this is permissible for literature review (without using AI as a primary source), data collection, analysis and interpretation (with disclosure of reliability and reproducibility), data or code generation, and results visualization.