For authors
The manuscripts submitted for consideration by the Scientific Journal “Acta Academiae Beregsasiensis. Economics”:
- Should be contemporary, original and independent research that have never been published before and have not been submitted for consideration in other publications;
- Should not contain:
- materials prohibited for printing,
- materials whose authenticity is in doubt,
- inappropriate textual borrowings without valid references (plagiarism), self-plagiarism (large-scale borrowing from one’s own works without providing proper references).
Publication languages: Ukrainian, Hungarian, English.
Paper submission deadlines: annually March 15 and September 15.
Paper Submission
For paper submission, the author should send by e-mail the following materials to the editorial office (aab-economics@kmf.org.ua):
- Information about the author (Довідка про автора ENG.docx)
- A scientific manuscript that adhere the specified requirements (REQUIREMENTS FOR DESIGNATION OF ARTICLES 2023.docx).
- Review of a scientific supervisor or other specialist in a certain field of knowledge, who has a relevant scientific degree (submitted only by graduate students and applicants).
All authors should have an ORCID ID; otherwise, they must register in ORCID.
It is highly recommended to use the Article Template for preparing your manuscript.
Download Article Template (Article_Layout_Template_ENG.docx)
Publication of papers in the AABE journal is FREE of charge.
Explanations for the structure of submitted manuscripts
Abstract: An abstract is a summary of the main article. Essentially the goal of the abstract is to give a one or two sentence summary from each section of the article, which typically contains an introduction or statement of the problem, methods or methodology, results, discussion and conclusions. This section must contain at least 1800 characters.
Keywords. The author must identify 5-8 keywords that describe the content of the article. Keywords are used for indexing and abstracting of your articles, i.e., they help people searching in databases to be able to find your article. These descriptors should be as standard as possible, thus ensuring searchability in bibliographic databases and research indexes.
Problem statement is a clear, concise, and specific statement that describes the issue or problem that the researcher addresses. It should provide general information about the problem under study and its rationale; explain why the problem is important and what gap in current knowledge or understanding it fills.
Literature review should contain analysis of the most relevant studies and publications, which initiated the solution of this problem and on which the author relies, highlighting previously unresolved parts of the general problem, which is the research object of the given article. This section may provide an overview of the theoretical concepts and principles that underlie the research. The previously unresolved parts of the general problem, to which this article is devoted, should be highlighted separately.
Research aim and objectives. A research aim typically refers to a broad statement indicating the general purpose of the paper. Objectives are more specific than the aim and indicate the particular focus and approach of the study.
Results and discussions. Presentation of the main material of the study with a full justification of the obtained scientific results. This section is aimed at achieving the research objectives.
Conclusions and prospects for further research in this area. The conclusion of a research paper should have several key elements: a restatement of the research problem; a summary of your key arguments and/or findings; a short discussion of the implications of your research. The author also ought to outline and give recommendations for future research in the given area.
References. List of sources used are numbered according to the order of reference in the text. The reference to the source is given in square brackets; bibliographic description of the literature is made in accordance with the National Standard of Ukraine "Bibliographic reference" (DSTU 8302:2015), or APA style. The number of self-citations should not exceed 20%.
Download Reference Examples (References ENG.pdf)
Gratitude. Authors may optionally provide the following information in this section: technical assistance, indirect assistance, funding bodies, grant numbers, related fellowships, etc.
