Paper classification
The journal accepts scientific papers, essays, book reviews, and literary contributions.
Scientific papers are subject to peer review. The category is proposed by the author, while the final decision, based on the reviewers’ recommendations, is made by the editorial board.
A scientific paper may be classified into the following categories:
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Original scientific paper contains unpublished results of original scientific research, with sufficient information to allow replication of the author’s observations, analyses, calculations, or theoretical derivations, and to enable an informed evaluation of its conclusions and results.
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Preliminary communication is a scientific paper that contains one or more pieces of new scientific research that require urgent publication, and does not necessarily include enough information to repeat or verify the results.
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Review paper contains a comprehensive and clear analysis of published information on a specific issue or field, accompanied by a critical commentary and recommendations for further research.
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Professional paper includes contributions presenting valuable practical experience in applying known scientific achievements, which support the dissemination of knowledge and the adaptation of original research to practical needs.
