Manuscripts should be written in English, following the style specified in the Manuscript style section. We kindly ask the authors whose first language is not English to ensure that their paper is correctly written in a professional English language.
The length of the manuscript should not exceed 20 pages, including figures, tables, references. Please don't use appendices.
The manuscript content should be structured into clearly defined and numbered sections. Use Word styles to indicate different levels of headings.
The structure of the research proposal submitted to the journal should be the following:
- Title
The manuscript title should have up to 70 characters. The title of the proposal should be clear, attractive, and reflect the essence of the research work.
- Authors
Please, provide the names, surnames, affiliations and emails of all authors. The first name of the authors should be written using uppercase/capital letters..
- Abstract
The abstract should state briefly the purpose of the research, the principal results and major conclusions, in around 250 words. References and abbreviations should be avoided.
- Keywords
The Abstract should be followed by no more than five keywords for indexing purposes. The keywords should be separated by semicolon (;). Only abbreviations firmly established in the field may be eligible.
- Introduction
The introduction is the first section of a research paper and should provide readers with the background information needed to understand the context surrounding the research topic. The introduction should contain:
- An overview of the topic;
- Prior research;
- The rationale for the paper;
- Description of the used methodology;
- An outline.
- Literature review
The literature review should provide an objective, concise, critical summary of the research literature, in order to establish the author's position in the existing field of research. A good literature review doesn’t just summarize sources. It analyzes, synthesizes, and critically evaluates to give a clear picture of the state of knowledge on the subject.
- Research methodology
The Research methodology section paper outlines how the research has been conducted. It covers various steps such as collecting data, statistical analysis, observing participants, and other procedures involved in the research process.
- Research results and discussions
Results should be clear and concise. In the discussion part compare the obtained results with those from other studies, explain how your results extend the findings of previous studies.
- Conclusions
The Conclusions section contains the most important findings from the research process and their scientific value and originality supported by solid arguments. There is no need to repeat the ideas presented and explained in the text of the paper.
- Acknowledgment
If research was funded by an organization or a project, please write an acknowledgment. The acknowledgement should pe placed at the end of the article, before the references.
- References
References should appear in a separate section at the end of the manuscript, listed in alphabetical order by the names of authors and should only include works cited in the text. The references should be listed in APA style ( https://apastyle.apa.org/about-apa-style). For details, please see the Manuscript style section.
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