Formatting Guide

The manuscript of the article is designed according to the template and requirements described below:

The electronic version of the article is prepared in Microsoft Word. The text of the article is placed on an A4 page in Times New Roman font, 12 points in size, with a line spacing of 1.5. Portrait orientation with margins of 2.5 cm on all sides and obligatory page numbering.

Sent to the editor in two separate files:

1) title page, article text (including references)

2) list of references for the RSCI

File names begin with the author’s surname followed by Cyrillic initials followed by the note “article”/”references”.

The title page states:

  1. UDC
  2. Title of the article in Russian
  3. Surnames, names, patronymics (in full) of each author, in Russian.
  4. Full name of all organizations, which include authors in Russian, position, city and country, ORCID ID, e-mail.
  5. Abstract in Russian. The abstract is a brief, but at the same time the most informative content of a scientific publication. The abstract should be between 200 and 250 words. It summarizes the background and objectives of the study, the main methods, including the type of study, sampling and main analytical methods, the main results with their numerical expression and levels of statistical significance, and the main conclusions. New and important aspects of the study are noted.
  6. Keywords in Russian – 3-6 keywords​
  7. Scientific specialty HAC: code and title. Select and write the specialty of the HAC from the list of our magazine. See above.

Further: information from points 2-6 in English in the same sequence.

Requirements for the text of the article:

The article must be structured. Suggested article structure:

  • Introduction: the purpose of the article, a review of scientific literature on the topic of the research.

  • Methodology: matherials and methods used for the research.

  • Results and Discussion: the result in a clear and consice form, the significance of the results of the work.

  • Conclusion: conclusions in accordance with the purpose of the article, author’s contribution).

The recommended length of the text of the article is from 20,000 to 40,000 characters (with spaces).

An obligatory element of the text of the article is “References”/References.

Lists of references (References) are presented in two formats:

1) in the original language of the sources (for English-language publications) and in transliteration in Latin letters with the translation of publication sources into English (for non-English-language sources), while translations into English should be in square brackets. On the site http://www.translit.ru/ you can use the program for transliterating Russian text into Latin (BSI version) for free.

The general principle of designing the name is transliteration [translation into English].

2) Additionally (in a separate file), the same list of sources is compiled for further publication in the RSCI: Russian-language sources are written in Cyrillic, and English-language sources are written in Latin.

An example of the design of the list of references (References):

Registration of Russian-language sources:

a) an example for a book:

Creation of works of children’s literature in the native languages of the indigenous peoples of the North and Siberia]: Elektronnoye izdaniye / N. P. Koptseva, A. Ye. Amosov, A. V. Kistova [i dr.]. – Krasnoyarsk : Krasnoyarskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy university im. V.P. Astaf’yeva, 2018. – 378 s. – ISBN 978-5-00102-203-9. – EDN YUZMVK.

b) an example for a journal article:

Smolina, M. G. Unesti s soboy rodnoye: k 135th anniversary of Marka Shagala [To take home with you: to the 135th anniversary of Marc Chagall]. G. Smolina // Sibirskiy iskusstvovedcheskiy zhurnal [Siberian Journal of Art History]. – 2022. – T. 1. – No. 3. – S. 28-37. – DOI 10.31804/2782-4926-2022-1-3-28-37. – EDN POMAF.[in Russian].

design of the English source:

Smolina, M. G. Pogo Pectoral in the Context of Ethnocultural Identification of Khakass People / M. G. Smolina, V. S. Saymova // Journal of Siberian Federal University. Humanities and Social Sciences. – 2011. – Vol. 4. – No. 12. – P. 1684-1697. – EDN OKHXGJ.

Zenker, S. Post-COVID-19 urban tourism research / S. Zenker // A Research Agenda for Urban Tourism, 2022. – P. 281-293. – EDN XYJHQE.

The Russian Urban Sustainability Puzzle: How Can Russian Cities be Green? / P. O. Ermolaeva, Yu. V. Ermolaeva, O. A. Basheva [et al.]. – Bingley : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2021. – 152 p. – ISBN 978-1-83982-631-3. – EDN OFUMEO

The link to the Internet resource is formed as follows:

Nasvanie saita (2021) [english translate]. Available at: http://www.nasvaniesait.ru (accessed 5 February 2021).

(where instead of “nasvaniesait” and the year, write your data in Latin, and instead of English translate – the translation of the name).

References (RSCI)

Voskoboynikov, M.G. Who gave the Evenks the sun / M.G. Voskoboynikov. Irkutsk: East Siberian Publishing House, 1973. – 248 p.

Watson, N. Justice in whose eyes? Why lawyers should read black Australian literature/N.Watson// Griffith Law Review, 2014. – 23(1). – P. 44-60.

Zamaraeva, Yu.S. Global transformations experienced by the indigenous peoples of the North / Yu.S. Zamaraeva // Modern problems of science and education, 2015. – No. 1. – S. 1882.

(i.e. in this list, Russian-language texts are in Russian, and foreign-language texts are in their own language).

In the text of the article, to link to the source, you must use parentheses and the transliterated surname of the author, the year of publication of the source.

An example of using inline links to a source in the text of an article:

In the works of researchers N. A. Nepomnyashchih (Nepomnjashhih, 2014), E. T. Chamzyryn (Chamzyryn, 2010), A. L. Kosheleva (Kosheleva, 2010), Yu. and mythological origins of Siberian fiction in specific works. It is rather difficult to draw a line between a fairy tale, in particular a fairy tale, and an epic (Voskobojnnikov, 1973: 13).

Illustrative material

  • It is sent to the editorial office, if necessary, together with the article in separate files with the .jpg extension.
  • Includes a description of a figure, table, graph, diagram, etc., as well as an indication of where in the text of the article this material should be placed.
  • In the text of the article, references are made to the figure in parentheses (Fig. 1). The illustration itself is signed Fig. 1. Name.

Tables

Tables are included in the text of the article, have a title, numbering. The text of the article should contain a link to the table. ​