Publishing requirements

 

REQUIREMENTS TO THE PAPERS:
Size: up to 15 standard pages
Format: type Times New Roman; 12 pt; 1.5 line pitch; 2 800 characters per page (incl.)
Abstracts in English language: between 200 and 250 words.
Translated title of the paper in English language
Key words
Information about the author: e-mail address, institution

 

REQUIREMENTS TO THE TEXT
Footnotes at the end of the paper
· Full names (name and family name) of the cited authors
·  Italic for organizations, institutions, etc.
·  When fonts different from the well-known ones are used the font should be send also.

 

CITATION:

 

Direct citation of the author in the text

        • At the end of the sentence the family name of the author is cited and the year in brackets
          Example: This opinion is supported by Penkova (2007).
        • When quotations are used the page(s) should be also pointed. Example: Penkova (2007, р. 5) pointed out that “some elements are compulsory when quotations are used

    Direct citation of more authors and publications:

        • The authors are cited in chronological order. Example: Ivanov (1996) и Petrov (1998) stated that…

    Citation of 2 or 3 authors of the same publication

        The family names of the authors are cited followed by the year and the page(s);

        Example: McCarthy and Hatcher (1996, pp. 69-70) insist that with presentations „structure must be clear and precise”;
        or
        „Some thoughts are best left unsaid” when emotional issues cloud negotiation (Fisher, Ury and Patton, 1991, p. 37).

    Citation of more than 3 authors of the same publication
        • The family name of the first author is cited followed by „et al.” 

          Example: Morris et al. (2000, p. 47) state that „the debate of these particular issues should be left to representative committees”.

      Citation of more publications of the same author in the same year

    After citation of the year by small letters (a, b, c…) the respective publication is cited
    Example: According to Angelova (2008b)…

     

    Citation of institutional publication

      Instead of the family name of the author the name of the institution is cited.

      Citation of anonymous author

    Instead of the family name of the author the title of the publication in italic is cited (encyclopedia, institutional; document etc.) followed by the year of the publication and the page(s) quoted. Example: The flora and fauna of Britain ‘has been transported to almost every corner of the globe since colonial times’ (Plants and Animals of Britain, 1942, p. 8).

     

    Paraphrasing – Using their own words the authors often mention ideas and thoughts of other authors working in the same scientific field. The authors should be cited at the appropriate place in the text or at the end of the periphrases.
    Example: Distinctive features of the cultures are communication and solidarity between people, orientation to inside or outside problems, the appreciation of stability or flexibility, the type of  the organizational structure (Anthony, Perrewe and Kacmar, 1999; Cole, 2002; Sotirova, 2003).

     

    The electronic sources are cited in the text at the same manner as the written sources except the pages. If the author is not mentioned the name of the publication is cited as in the case when anonymous authors are cited.
    Example: Updated Guide to the Harvard System of Referencing written by Library staff at Anglia Ruskin University ”is frequently cited as a valuable source on the Internet” (Harvard System of Referencing Guide, 2010).

 

 

 

 

 

COMPILING A LIST OF THE USED LITERATURE

Only sources which are cited or paraphrased are included in the list in alphabetic order according to the family names of the authors. In the case of anonymous authors the title of the publication is considered. All sources follow the same order irrespective of their type –books, journals, electronic sources. The information follows the general pattern:

Examples of the most often used citations
Book:

Conference papers are cited in the same manner
Example: Mladkova L., 2010. Knowledge market, Proceedings of the VIII International Scientific Conference “Management and Engineering’10”. June 17–19, 2010, Sozopol, Bulgaria, pp. 30-36. 
Brown, J., 2005. Evaluating surveys of transparent governance. In: UNDESA (United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs), 6th Global forum on reinventing government: towards participatory and transparent governance. Seoul, Republic of Korea 24-27 May 2005. New York: United Nations.

Institutional publication – the title of the publication, the year, the name of the institution and the place of publishing are cited

Example: Natsionalna klasifikatsiya na profesiite i dlazhnostite 2011, 2011. Sofia: IK „Trud I pravo”.
Zakon za izmenenie i dopalnenie na Kodeksa na truda, 2011. DV br. 18. Sofia: Narodno sabranie. 
Higher Education Act 2004. (c.8), London: HMSO.

Electronic source: author or source, possibly year, the title of the document or web-site, web address where the publication could be found. Date of the access to the source should be also mentioned. Example: NHS Evidence, 2003. National Library of Guidelines. [online] Available at: <http://www.library.nhs.uk/guidelinesFinder> [Accessed 10 October 2009]. 
University Library, 2010. Harvard System of Referencing Guide. Updated 15 September 2010. Available at: <http://libweb.anglia.ac.uk/referencing/harvard.htm>
MTSP, 2005. Natsionalna klasifikatsiya na profesiite i dlazhnostite. Available at: <http://www.mtsp.government.bg/class/store/listclass.asp>

 

ARCHIVES: the name of the archive, collection name, box and folder should are cited. In brackets the name of the archive should be translated in English. 
Example. ДА-Благоевград [State Archive-Blagoevgrad], Ф. 65, а.е. 3, л. 15.
Arhivele Nationale, Bucharest, Fond Directia Artelor, box. 60, 35.
Edwards, A.H.. Letter to William Sutter. Dec. 19, 1909. Copper Range Company Collection, Acc. #996. Box 3, Folder 9. Michigan Tech Archives & Copper Country Historical Collections, Michigan Technological University, Michigan.
The archives in the texts are cited by footnotes with full description

ILLUSTRATIONS:
The photos should be in black and white, resolution: 300 DPI, the source of the photos should be mentioned. The copy right is responsibility of the author.