Guide for authors

The journal "Power and Administration in the East of Russia" publishes previously unpublished original research articles, review articles on power and management issues with an emphasis on such sections of scientific knowledge as economics and sociology, and also book reviews. Among the priorities are materials about the Far East of Russia.

The article should have scientific novelty, relevance of problem, clarity of presentation and be of interest to a wide range of readers.

Placement of scientific articles in the journal is carried out in accordance with the standards of editorial ethics adopted by the international community, public organizations of the Russian scientific publishers. All submitted materials are reviewed.

The article will have the following structure:

1. Information about the authors (for each author): name, patronymic, surname; academic degree, academic title, position; place of work (study) - full name of the organization; e-mail, telephone number for communication between the Editors and the author.
2. Title of the article (should be informative, disclose the content of the article and not exceed 8 words).
3. Abstract (volume – 200–250 words). The text of annotation should be clear and concise, free from secondary information, should be distinguished by convincing wording. The abstract should include the following aspects of the content of the article: subject, topic, purpose of the work (if they are not clear from the title of the article); method or methodology of work (if they differ in novelty and are of interest from the point of view of this work); results of work and their scope (preference should be given to new results and data of long-term importance, as well as data that, in the opinion of the author, are of practical importance). Conclusions can be accompanied by recommendations, assessments, suggestions, hypotheses described in the article.
4. Keywords (3-6 words or phrases, separated by commas) - should reflect the main content of the article, if possible, do not repeat the terms of titles and annotations, should use terms from the text of the article, as well as terms that define the subject area and include other important concepts that will facilitate and expand the possibilities of finding an article by means of an information search engine.
5. The text of the article should have a structure (IMRAD (introduction, materials and methods, results, conclusions) or a structure of the author's choice).
6. Literature - a list of literature used in the article (at least 10 sources arranged alphabetically). At the end of each source, be sure to specify the DOI (if any) or other identifier of the digital object (for example, EDN). The list of references should be drawn up according to GOST 7.0.5-2008 "Bibliographic Reference." The list does not include: regulations, statistical collections, official documents, archival materials, online publications. References to such materials should be given in the text with footnotes.

Example of the literature design in Russian and English (References):

1. Antonov, E.V. Labor markets of urban agglomerations in Russia//Regional research. 2020. № 2 (68). S. 88-100. DOI: 10.5922/1994-5280-2020-2-7 EDN: FPUGWO
2. Bedrina, E. B. Features of the resettlement of labor migrants from foreign countries in Russian megacities//Economy of the region. 2019. VOL. 15. №. 2. S. 451-464. DOI: 10.17059/2019-2-11 EDN: BJVTEG
3. Giltman, M.A. Are the best cities the best workers? Theoretical models and empirical confirmations//World of Russia. 2021. T. 30. № 3. S. 127-149. DOI: 10.17323/1811-038X-2021-30-3-127-149 EDN: DDMVMB
4. Dzhurka, N. G. The system of spatial markets in the national economy: measurement problems//Spatial economy. 2021. VOL. 17. № 4. S. 16-40. DOI: 10.14530/se.2021.4.016-040 EDN: AMFGCN
5. Sokolova, A. A., Kalachikova, O. N. (2023) Commuting in Russia: Scale and Consequences. Population, vol. 26. no. 3. pp. 16-29. 10.19181/population.2023.26.3.2. DOI: 10.19181/population.2023.26.3.2.inRuss. EDN: JBPLJS (in Russ.).
6. Fauzer, V. V., Smirnov, A. V., Lytkina, T. S., Fauzer, G. N. (2019a) Local Labor Markets of the Russian Arctic: Classification by Activity Type. Arctic: Еcology and Еconomy, no. 2 (34), рр. 4-17. 10.25283/2223-4594-2019-2-4-17. DOI: 10.25283/2223-4594-2019-2-4-17.inRuss. EDN: ENFRFE (in Russ.).
7. Fauzer, V. V., Smirnov, A. V., Lytkina, T. S., Fauzer, G. N. (2019b) Social and Labor Characteristics of Local Labor Markets in the Russian Arctic. Bulletin of the Komi Scientific Center of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, no. 4 (40), pp. 81-90. DOI: 10.19110/1994-5655-2019-4-81-90.inRuss. EDN: ZSRWXE (in Russ.).
8. Kalabina, E. G., Orekhova, S. V. (2009) The Influence of The Local Labor Market on the Stability of the Institutions of the Intra-Firm Labor Market (on the example of enterprises of the Sverdlovsk region). Bulletin of the Ural State University. Series 3: Social Sciences, no. 1–2(64), pp. 102–114. EDN: KUIRJZ (in Russ.).
9. Goodman, J. F. B. (1970) The Definition And Analysis of Local Labour Markets: Some Empirical Problems. British Journal of Industrial Relations, vol. 8, no. 2, pp. 179-196. DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8543.1970.tb00968.x
10. Hanson, S., Pratt, G. (1992) Dynamic Dependencies: A Geographic Investigation of Local Labor Markets. Economic Geography, vol. 68, no. 4, pp. 373–405. DOI: 10.2307/144025 EDN: HGDOIV

The article’s information in English:

• Affiliation - information about the authors (for each author). Academic degree, academic title, e-mail. The official English name of the place of work (study), city, country;
• Title - translation of the title of the article;
• Abstract is an English annotation designed to serve as an article-independent source of information for foreign readers. It should be concise (200-250 words), original (not be a literal translation of the Russian-language annotation), meaningful (reflect the goals and objectives of the article, research methods, results and conclusions) and written in good English;

Example of the article’s information in English

Diana P. Shaburova – graduate student, the Far-Eastern Institute of Management – branch of RANEPA, Khabarovsk, Russia Е -mail: diana_shaburova@mail.ru

Alleged Infringement: The Time of Announcement Does Matter

Abstract
Discretion in choosing the type of violation after administrative investigation decreases incentives of the alleged violator to produce and present evidence in his favor in the process of investigation and at the same time increases the expenditure of those who decide to spend resources on presenting evidence. Responsible authority, however, might be interested in the system of discretionary choice of the type of violation at the late stage of the investigation, if performance indicators directly or indirectly rely on the infringement decisions made. One implication of the analysis is doubts about the effectiveness of the antitrust compliance programs developed by the companies, which should be a subject to the same type of uncertainty about the alleged law violation.

Keywords: аntimonopoly law, legal uncertainty, enforcement models, adversarial process, inquisitorial process

References - completely repeats the list of references to the Russian-language part.

Requirements for the design of the article

Article text

• format – Microsoft Word.doc;
• font - Times New Roman;
• font size - 14, interval - 1.0;
• text alignment - by width;
• alignment of headings - in the center, with picks at the top and bottom;
• the color of the text and headings is black;
• the first line of the paragraph must have an absolute indent (menu "Format" - "Paragraph" - the first line - Indent). Do not indent with spaces or tabs.
• the maximum length of the article is no more than 6000 words including bibliography and notes.

References in the text

References to literature in the main text are given in square brackets: [Yakovlev, 2006]. Link to a specific page: [Mau, 2013. P. 6]. Reference to several works: [de Soto, 2004; Cebula, 2011].

Footnotes

Footnotes should be made using the standard Word tools and placed at the bottom of the page.

Tables

Tables must be made using standard Word tools ("Table" menu). Each table item must have its own cell (do not split the table lines with paragraph characters). Horizontal alignment inside cells should be made with the appropriate buttons ("Center" or "Left"), for vertical alignment do not use paragraph characters (it is better to leave the default alignment). Do not color the table! Use bold or italics for meaning. The source is given to the table.

Illustrative materials

If the article is accompanied by illustrative materials, their source files must be provided. To build charts, use Microsoft Excel or Microsoft PowerPoint (the file must contain numerical data associated with the picture). Flowcharts can be made in Word.

Files in the formats .jpeg, .gif, .tif. and any other rasterized images are not accepted for publication!

Formulas

Complex formulas containing fractions, radicals, sums, integrals, products, matrices should be typed in the formula editors included in the Microsoft Office package - Microsoft Equation, or Math Type. Simple formulas containing only numbers, Latin letters, and math symbols in the symbol table should be a part of the text - in such cases you do not need to use additional applications.

Copyright

Copyright for the articles published in the journal belongs to the authors. The authors give the journal "Power and Administration in the East of Russia" the right to initially publish and post materials on the official website of the journal. All articles are published in the public domain under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0), which provides possibility of their distribution with the obligatory indication of authors of the original work and links to the original publication in the journal "Power and Administration in the East of Russia."

When using materials written by the other authors (texts, tables, images, etc.) in the articles, authors and/or copyright owners of these materials must be given." The editors of the journal "Power and Administration in the East of Russia" support the desire of authors to place the research data that were used in the preparation of articles in the third-party repositories. The journal does not claim ownership of the research data provided by the author along with the article. Also, the journal does not require repositories in which authors place research data to use free Creative Commons licenses, but welcomes such a policy.

Seif-archiving

To increase the visibility of scientific papers, the journal “The Power and Administration in the East of Russia” recommends the authors to post preprints and postprints of articles in the institutional repositories and other platforms, such as Preprints Preprints SocArXiv and SSRN. The datasets used in the article (with the mandatory reference to the original article in the journal) can be placed on specialized resources such as Figshare and Mendeley Data