Information for Authors

Author Guidelines

Article submission deadlines:

No. 1 – until January 25

No. 2 – until April 25

No. 3 – until July 25

No. 4 – until October 25

Manuscript Publication Order

1. The author sends the manuscript in accordance with the Manuscript Submission Guidelines (hereinafter – Guidelines) to the journal e-mail to check the compliance with the Guidelines.

2. Deputy Editor-in-Chief and Technical Secretary, within 3 (three) working days after receipt of the manuscript, check it for compliance with the Guidelines. In case of non-compliance with the Guidelines, Deputy Editor-in-Chief notifies the author of the corrections needed.

3. After receiving confirmation of correctness of the manuscript formatting, the author sends by mail or personally transfers to Responsible Secretary the following package of documents:

- application for publication;

- the manuscript prepared in accordance with the Guidelines and signed by the author;

- information about the author, submitted in accordance with the Guidelines;

- abstract, carried out in accordance with the Guidelines.

4. Deputy Editor-in-Chief, within 5 (five) working days after receiving the package of documents, approves and sends the manuscript for review.

Reviewing is carried out on the basis of the Procedure for scientific review of manuscripts of articles submitted for publication in the History of everyday life scientific journal (Appendix 4). The author is informed about the review results by e-mail.

5. The author, in case of receiving a positive review of the manuscript, provides the following package of documents:

- signed license agreement (in 2 copies, Appendix 2).

6. Deputy Editor-in-Chief, within 3 (three) working days, approves and registers the agreement with the author on the article publication and submits the manuscript to the editorial board meeting.

Manuscript Submission Guidelines

Articles reflecting a wide range of problems of modern scientific knowledge in the field of history are accepted for publication in the History of Everyday Life journal.

Preparing the manuscript for submission, authors should conform the following Guidelines, based on requirements of Russian and international associations and organizations, as well as the principles and rules of COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics), ORI (the Office of Research Integrity), CSE (Council of Science Editors), EASE (European Association of Science Editors), ASRI guidelines (Association of Science Editors and Publishers) and HAC (Higher Attestation Commission) requirements.

Use the template for the article

Financial conditions: no fee is charged for the publication of articles.

The article example is at the bottom of the page.

The article and the application, drawn up in accordance with the Guidelines, should be sent to the e-mail of the journal everyday.history@lengu.ru

WHEN SENDING, the file should be titled like "Ivanov(Surname)_article", the application "Ivanov(Surname)_application".

In case of non-compliance with the Guidelines, the editorial board does not consider the manuscript.

Dear authors!

We remind you that according to Art. 1257. The author of a work The author of a work of science, literature or art is a citizen whose creative labour created it. The person indicated as the author on the original or copy of the work or otherwise in accordance with paragraph 1 of Article 1300 of this Code, shall be considered its author, unless proven otherwise.

In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation dated 10 October 2019 N 490 "On the Development of Artificial Intelligence in the Russian Federation", artificial intelligence is a set of technological solutions that allows imitating human cognitive functions (including self-learning and search for solutions without a predetermined algorithm) and obtaining, when performing specific tasks, results comparable, at least, to the results of human intellectual activity".

Articles created with the help of artificial intelligence technologies are not accepted for consideration.