Formatting requirements
Length: 12–20 pages (including the bibliography), A4 format, MS Word, Times New Roman font, size 14, 1.5 line spacing. Alignment: justified. Margin sizes: left — 30 mm, right — 15 mm, top — 20 mm, bottom — 20 mm. Quotation marks must be consistent throughout the article — «». Research articles must be saved in RTF text format.
The scientific article should have the following structural elements:
- Formulation of the problem in general form and its relation with important scientific or practical tasks.
- An analysis of the latest research and publications that the author relies on to address this issue and approaches to solving it. In doing so, highlight the unresolved parts of the overall problem that are being explored in the article.
- Formulating the goals of the article (setting the task).
- Outline of the main research material with full justification of scientific results obtained.
- Conclusions from this study and further prospects in this direction.
The article should be presented in the following order:
Received; Peer-reviewed; Accepted for publication; email; ORCID ID; DOI; UDC. In the top left-hand corner – the author’s first name and surname, academic degree and position; below, centred – the title of the article. A short abstract and keywords in Ukrainian (up to 500 printed characters) must be submitted with the article. Each publication not in English must be accompanied by an abstract in English of at least 1,800 characters, including keywords. Each publication not in Ukrainian must be accompanied by an abstract in Ukrainian of at least 1,800 characters, including keywords.
References must be in-text citations, printed in square brackets. The first number is the serial number of the source, monograph or article in the list of references and literature. This is followed, after a comma, by the page number or the serial number of the sheet. For example: [4, p. 238], which means: item number 4 of the academic work cited in the list of sources and literature, page 238; [8, sheet 6v], which means: item number 8 of the archival source cited in the list of sources and literature. Page 6 (verso) of the same source. Only one item is listed under each number. The list of sources and literature used is provided at the end of the text in alphabetical order in accordance with the new State Standard for bibliography. The ‘References’ section follows the list of sources and literature. You can automate the transliteration process by using the Online Transliteration website at http://ukrlit.org/transliteratsiia. For the transliteration of Russian text, we recommend the system at https://translit.net/ru/bgn/ (BGN).
Articles submitted for publication must be edited. Materials may be submitted to the editorial board either by post to andrii.smyrnov@oa.edu.ua, or via the online submission system on the journal’s website. The editorial board reserves the right to reject materials that do not meet the existing requirements and state standards.
Example of text formatting:
Отримано:
Прорецензовано:
Прийнято до друку:
email:
ORCID ID
DOI:
УДК
Ім’я та прізвище автора (авторів)
науковий ступінь і посада
НАЗВА
Текст анотації ...
Ключові слова:
Ім’я та прізвище автора (авторів) англійською мовою
Назва статті англійською мовою
... Текст резюме англійською мовою ...
Key words:
... Текст статті ...
Список використаних джерел та літератури:
1. Смирнов А. Мстислав (Скрипник): громадсько-політичний і церковний діяч. 1930–1944. Київ, 2008. 326 с.
References:
Kentii A. Narys borotby OUN–UPA v Ukraini (1946–1956 rr.). Kyiv, Instytut istorii Ukrainy NAN Ukrainy, 1999. 111 s.
Plokhii S. Yakoi istorii potrebuie suchasna Ukraine?, Ukrainskyi istorychnyi zhurnal, 2013, No 3, P. 4–12.
