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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.
- The article corresponds to the journal’s speciality, theme and problematics.
- This article has not been previously published, nor given to another journal for consideration and publication.
- The article’s text consists of the main structural elements.
- The analysis of previous research is critical, relevant to the research topic, and draws on a sufficient number of international publications to assess the extent to which the topic has been studied.
- The article's title, aim, research questions, results, and conclusions are consistent with one another.
- The scientific novelty of the submission is clearly defined.
- The study is based on a clear and well-justified methodology.
- Required formatting has been done.
- All authors are required to provide a recall or correction of errors in case of their discovery.
Important! If the research results presented in your articles are not widely implemented nationally or internationally, the number of authors reviews the four people needed in the “Research Methodology” section to create a personal participant for each participant.
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