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Журнал «Экономика Профессия Бизнес» является научным изданием, публикующим результаты актуальных научных исследований фундаментального и прикладного характера в области экономики, бизнеса, финансов, управления, бухгалтерского учета и логистики
Процесс рецензирования
Положение о рецензировании
авторских оригиналов статей (материалов),
представляемых к публикации в редакцию научного рецензируемого журнала
«Экономика. Профессия. Бизнес»
1. Общие положения
1.1. Публикация научных статей в журнале «Экономика. Профессия. Бизнес» предполагает обязательное рецензирование представляемых авторами рукописей.
1.2. Настоящее положение определяет порядок и сроки рецензирования статей.
1.3. Положение соответствует требованиям Высшей аттестационной комиссии (ВАК), предъявляемым к институту рецензирования в российских научных журналах.
2. Порядок предоставления авторского оригинала текста статьи в редакцию
2.1. Статья принимается к рассмотрению только при условии, что она соответствует Правилам представления статей в научный рецензируемый журнал «Экономика. Профессия. Бизнес».
2.2. Статья регистрируется редактором в журнале регистрации статей с указанием даты поступления, названия, Ф.И.О. автора/ов, места его/их работы. Статье присваивается индивидуальный регистрационный номер. Указанные сведения вносятся в электронную базу данных.
3. Порядок рецензирования
3.1. Рецензированию подлежат все рукописи, поступившие в редакцию журнала с целью публикации.
3.2. Рецензирование рукописей осуществляется в 2 этапа:
1 этап – экспресс-оценка рукописи на соответствие Правилам представления статей в научный рецензируемый журнал «Экономика. Профессия. Бизнес» и на наличие заимствований из открытых источников (проверка выполняется с помощью системы AntiPlagiat.ru). Экспресс-оценку рукописи осуществляет редактор научного журнала в течение 10 рабочих дней после поступления рукописи в редакцию и извещает автора/ов о результатах экспресс-оценки рукописи (отклоняется или принимается рукопись для дальнейшего рецензирования).
2 этап – собственно рецензирование.
Рецензирование организуется редколлегией. Ответственные редакторы направляют статьи на рецензирование ведущим экспертам – членам редакционного совета или внешним рецензентам, курирующим соответствующее направление. Рецензенты уведомляются о том, что переданные им рукописи являются частной собственностью авторов. Рецензирование осуществляется анонимно: рецензенты не знают автора полученной статьи, автор не знает назначенных рецензентов.
Рецензент должен рассмотреть научную статью в течение двух недель с момента получения и направить в редакцию (по e-mail, почте) мотивированное заключение на научную публикацию.
Если рецензия содержит рекомендации по исправлению и доработке авторского материала, редактор научного журнала направляет автору текст рецензии (без указания рецензента) с предложением учесть рекомендации при подготовке нового варианта рукописи. Статья, направленная автором в редакцию после устранения замечаний, рассматривается в общем порядке. В регистрационном журнале делается отметка о дате поступления новой редакции статьи.
Наличие существенной доли критических замечаний рецензента при общей положительной рекомендации позволяет отнести материал к разряду полемичных и печатать его в порядке научной дискуссии.
При достаточных на то основаниях статьи могут направляться на дополнительное рецензирование.
3.3. После получения рецензий на очередном заседании редколлегии журнала рассматривается вопрос о поступивших статьях и принимается окончательное решение на основе оценки рецензии об их опубликовании или отказе в опубликовании. На основе принятого решения автору/ам направляется письмо (по e-mail) от имени редактора журнала. В письме дается общая оценка статьи: если статья может быть опубликована после доработки / с учетом замечаний – даются рекомендации по доработке / снятию замечаний, если статья не принимается к опубликованию – указываются причины такого решения. Редакция высылает автору/ам статьи копию рецензии.
3.4. Статьи в научном журнале публикуются в порядке очередности, рекомендованной редакционной коллегией.
3.5. Дальнейшая работа с рукописью, принятой к публикации, осуществляется аппаратом редакции в соответствии с технологическим процессом подготовки номера. Редакция не берет на себя обязательств по срокам опубликования поступивших рукописей.
3.6. Оригиналы рецензий подлежат хранению в редакции журнала в течение пяти лет со дня публикации.
3.7. Редакция обязуется направлять копии рецензий в Министерство образования и науки Российской Федерации при поступлении в редакцию издания соответствующего запроса.
3.8. Редакция вправе не принять авторский материал к опубликованию в случаях:
- несоблюдения авторами правил оформления рукописи;
- выявления элементов плагиата;
- несоответствия материала тематике научного журнала;
- наличия отрицательной оценки рецензента на полученный авторский материал.
3.9. Редакция не хранит рукописи, не принятые к публикации. Рукописи, принятые к публикации, не возвращаются. Рукописи, получившие отрицательную оценку рецензента, не публикуются и не возвращаются автору.
Периодичность издания
Журнал выходит четыре раза в год
Политика открытого доступа
Этот журнал предоставляет непосредственный открытый доступ к своему контенту, исходя из следующего принципа: свободный открытый доступ к результатам исследований способствует увеличению глобального обмена знаниями.
Антиплагиат
ПОЛИТИКА АНТИПЛАГИАТА
В целях обеспечения качества публикуемых материалов и соблюдения авторских прав, все поступающие в редакцию журнала рукописи проходят проверку на плагиат (наличие заимствований) через систему «Advego Plagiatus» и только после этого отправляются на рецензирование.
С точки зрения редакции, плагиатом является:
• использование (дословное цитирование) любых материалов в любом объеме без указания источника;
• использование изображений, рисунков, фотографий, таблиц, графиков, схем и любых других форм графического представления информации без указания источника;
• использование изображений, рисунков, фотографий, таблиц, графиков, схем и любых других форм графического представления информации, опубликованных в научных и популярных изданиях без согласования с правообладателем;
• использование без письменного разрешения материалов, авторы или правообладатели которых запрещают использование своих материалов без специального согласования.
Статьи, содержащие менее 70% уникального текста, в журнале не публикуются.
Проверка материалов на наличие заимствований
Все рукописи, поданные в редакцию журнала, проходят проверку в системе «Advego Plagiatus» на наличие текстов в интернете (через поисковые системы). В случае, если у сотрудников редакции есть основания для более детальной проверки, привлекаются дополнительные инструменты для поиска заимствований. Англоязычные рукописи проверяются системой CrossCheck.
Авторы могут проверить свои статьи на плагиат с помощью системы: http://www.crossref.org/crosscheck/index.html
или программы:
http://advego.ru/plagiatus/advego_plagiatus.exe
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