Submissions

Dear authors,

 

please pay attention.

The main requirements for articles are the scientific novelty of the research subject, the originality of the research problem and the applied research methods, the use of documents not previously introduced into scientific circulation, and the scientific significance of the conclusions. A special requirement is for the style: the article must be written in literary Russian.

Articles that do not meet these main requirements are not accepted for review. 

In addition, articles are not accepted for review.:

1) the main material of which has already been published by the author in another journal or posted on the Internet (under a different name, in a different editorial office or in co-authorship),

2) designed according to the author's habits, not according to our requirements,

3) containing spelling, grammar, punctuation and stylistic errors, 

4) containing an unreliable bibliographic description of the research used (articles and monographs) and published sources (memoirs, collections of documents, etc.),

5) with a text originality of less than 75% (based on the analysis of the Anti-Plagiarism system)

 

Reviewing articles is the responsibility of the editorial board of the journal. This means that the author of the article should not send any reviews, they will not be considered in any case. When reviewing, the principle of incognito ("double blind") is strictly observed: The reviewer does not know the author's name and position – the author does not know the names and positions of the reviewers. The reviews of the editorial board members and the experts involved are not sent to the author, and the editorial staff does not enter into a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of the article with the author.

In normal cases, a three-month period is allocated for review; then the editorial board decides whether to accept the article for publication (with or without revision) or reject it. The editor-in-chief informs the author about the editorial board's decision and sends him an editorial opinion on the article by e-mail.

References to the author's own works, made in order to artificially increase his impact factor in the RSCI, are deleted during editing. 

 

Please DO NOT refer to articles previously published in the New Historical Bulletin: the editorial board strives for zero self-citation of the journal, so links to the field are deleted during the editing process.

 

The journal's editorial ethics are based on the Civil Code of the Russian Federation (Chapter 70 "Copyright"), the Law of the Russian Federation "On Mass Media" and the Code of Conduct and Best Practices for Journal Editors (Committee on Ethics of Scientific Publications (COPE), 2011).

We remind you of the civil, administrative and criminal liability for infringement of copyright and related rights. If plagiarism or falsified references to sources are found during the review process, checking for "incorrect borrowing" and editing, the article is removed from review, and other articles by this author are not accepted for review.

The editorial board provides open access to the published issues of the journal: electronic texts of published articles are available completely and free of charge to all users of the journal's website, RSCI and CyberLeninka.

In accordance with the requirements of the RSCI, Scopus, and Web of Science bibliographic databases, the editorial board of the journal has introduced more complex rules for the design of scientific reference materials than in many other journals. The main ones are:

1) exact information about the author's place of work;

2) a detailed, informative, logically structured abstract;

3) duplication of references to Russian research literature by transliterating them in Latin (in the BGN standard) and partially translating them into English.

The editorial board accepts articles in electronic form (Word format, .doc file type).

E-mail of the editorial office and publisher: nivestnik@yandex.ru

 

The article should be designed strictly in accordance with the requirements set out below and carefully proofread.

The file (.doc) must contain:

information about the author: surname, first name and patronymic, academic degree and academic title, place of work and position, email address; ORCID must be indicated.

abstract of the article (volume – from 1,400 to 2,000 characters);

keywords (7-10 concepts, terms, and proper names).

The file should contain: information about the author in English: last name, first name and patronymic, academic degree and title, place of work and position;

the title and abstract of the article are in English; keywords are in English.

The abstract should include: a statement of the research purpose of the article, a description of its novelty, an indication of the archival documents used for the first time, a list of the issues studied, and the most important conclusions. The abstract should be "built" on three key, "bearing" phrases like these: "Based on previously unknown documents (or such an archive), the article examines...", "For the first time in Russian historiography, it examines...", "Special attention is paid to such and such issues...", "The main focus is on such and such...", "A conclusion is drawn about such and such...", "The author comes to the conclusion ..."

The text of the abstract should use the most important keywords.

Article design:

Page Parameters:

Upper margin – 2.5 cm

Bottom margin – 2.5 cm

Left margin – 3.0 cm

Right margin – 2.0 cm

Text format:

Left-aligned

The first line is an indentation of 1.25 cm

Line spacing is single

Times New Roman font

Size 14

Without automatic transfers

Text:

Full name of the author – in lowercase letters, bold font in the center of the page

The title of the article is in capital letters, bold in the center of the page.

Below is the surname, the name of the author, the title of the article in English

At the first mention of a historical person, the initials of the I.O. must be indicated, which are separated from the surname by an indissoluble space.

The years are indicated only in numbers, not numerals: the 20s, not the "twenties". "Year" and "years", "century" and "centuries" are written in abbreviations: "G.", "gg.", "V.

", "vv.". The abbreviations "others", "etc.", "i.e.", "because" are excluded – only in full: "others", "other", "that is", "since". Of the abbreviations, only "etc.", "etc." are allowed.

% is put with a sign, not a word, if it follows the number, and is separated from it by an indissoluble space: 3%; in other cases: "the percentage exceeded 30".

In numerical numerals, millions from thousands and thousands from hundreds are separated by an indissoluble space: 4,700,000, 1,560.

000 can be replaced with the corresponding abbreviated words and abbreviations: thousand, million, billion (in the last two cases, do not put a period).

The names of the banknotes are given by the accepted abbreviations: USD, fr., rub., F. art., mark.

The quotation marks are only "Russian", except in two cases: a) the foreign "words" and b) the "quoted" word is inside the quote.

Use a dash (not a hyphen) in double dates without spaces: 1917-1920.

The footnotes in the article are only automatic, ending, numbered with Arabic numerals.

The number of the footnote at the end of the sentence is placed before the period .

Notes:

The word of the Note begins on the red line, in bold, in the center of the page, after the text and before the endnotes.

The notes should contain only a reference to the used publications and archival documents and consist only of a bibliographic description of the publications and legends (search data) of the archival documents referred to by the author. Comments and additions to the text are excluded. Also excluded are: "See:", "See ibid.", "See details:", etc.

In accordance with the new requirements of the RSCI, the use of the words "Ibid." in the Notes is not allowed. It is necessary to duplicate the full description of the source or bib. description.

Link design:

Font Times New Roman

Size 14

In references to an archive document, the name of the archive is given in full for the first time and supplemented with an abbreviation in parentheses. In subsequent references to documents from this archive, only the abbreviation is indicated. 

In the link to several pages of the publication or several sheets of the archive file, a dash is placed without spaces: Pp. 7-9; l. 5–7ob.

In references to foreign publications, the volume, number and page in all cases, regardless of the original language, are indicated in English: Vol., No., P.

To clarify the design requirements, we recommend that you refer to the issues 2024-2025 posted on the magazine's website.

Checklist for preparing the material for shipment

All submitted materials must meet the following requirements.

 

The material meets the requirements set out in the Authors' Guide.

The material has not been published before and is not under review in another journal.

All links are checked for accuracy and completeness.

All tables and figures are numbered and signed.

Permission has been granted to publish all photographs, datasets, and other materials provided with this material.

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