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Aim and Scope

The SibScript is a national peer-reviewed research journal. Our goal is to preserve and promote the latest scientific studies in history, archeology, psychology, literary criticism, and linguistics in the broadest territorial context of Siberia and Eurasia. We offer a platform for publications that reflect innovative views on modern science and its application. As for our objectives, we represent the contemporary research in the specified scientific areas; establish and strengthen academic relations between researchers at all levels in Asia, Europe, and other parts of the world; promote key results, original scientific concepts, and scientific trends.

 

Section Policies

Literary Studies
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Psychology
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Linguistics
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History and archeology
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Germanic Philology
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History and Theory of Language
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Cognitive Linguistics
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Communicative Linguistics
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European Union: Development Strategy and Identity Issues
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The European Union and Russia: Current Relations
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Russia and the European Union in Eurasia
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LINGUISTICS. Cognitive Linguistics
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PSYCHOLOGY. Personal Resources of Life Fulfilment
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Дискурсивная лингвистика
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Cognitive Studies and Psychosemantic Personal Space
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Psychology of Deviant Behavior
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Psychology of Virtual Human Activity
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Society, Education, and Everyday Life in the USSR
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Siberia in the XIX – Early XX Century
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Political linguistics
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Post-non-classical methods in psychology
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Mental development: ontology and sociogenetics
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Gender in sociology and psychology
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Ambiguity tolerance in psychology
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SOVIET HISTORY OF KUZBASS
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ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES: RESEARCH METHODS AND RESULTS
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RELIGIOUS, POLITICAL, AND INTELLECTUAL HISTORY
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ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN RUSSIA
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ONTOLOGY AND SOCIOGENETICS OF LIFE FULFILMENT
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HISTORY OF THE USSR
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Semiotics
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Comparative Linguistics
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Literary aspects of text analysis
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Literary theory
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RELIGIOUS, POLITICAL, AND INTELLECTUAL HISTORY
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RUSSIAN HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
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SIBERIA IN THE XX CENTURY
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GENERAL HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
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CLINICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION
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Publication Frequency

6 issues per year

 

Open Access Policy

The SibScript is an open access journal (Gold OA). All articles are freely available to readers immediately upon publication.

Our open access policy follows the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI): the articles we publish are available on the Internet. Any user is free to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, cite, scan, and index the articles, store them as data using various software, or use them for any other legal purpose, without financial, legal, or technical barriers other than those inseparable from gaining access to the Internet.

For more information please read BOAI statement.

 

 

Archiving

 

Peer Review

  1. After your paper has passed the initial check-up stage, it has to undergo a double-blind review. 
    • The Editor-in-Chief estimates the manuscript's relevance, compliance with the scientific profile of the journal.
    • Two Reviewers are appointed by the Editor-in-Chief from the members of the Editorial Board or acknowledged academic specialists in the related area with at least three years of publishing experience.
    • Reviewers can refuse if they declare a conflict of interests or if they believe they cannot provide an unbiased review for some reason.
  2. A double-blind review procedure means that no information about the Author is available to the Reviewers, and vice versa.
  3. We will normally send you anonymous reviews of your paper within 21-60 days.
  4. Reviewers follow The Rules of Publication Ethics established by the Editorial Board and the policy of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
  5. Reviews are written in free form; however, they clarify the following compulsory aspects:
    • Is the topic relevant?
    • Does the paper possess any theoretical and practical significance?
    • Is the author’s approach novel?
    • Is the style scientific and clear?
    • Reviewers can also use the review form supplied by the Editor.
  6. The review ends with one of the following recommendations:
    • publish the paper as it is;
    • publish the paper after it has been improved according to the recommendations of the Reviewers if the Author agrees to make such improvements;
    • publish the paper only after the manuscript has been improved according to the recommendations of the reviewers;
    • reject the manuscript with an opportunity to resubmit it;
    • reject the manuscript with no future resubmission.
  7. If both reviews are positive, your manuscript will be accepted for publication. We do not guarantee that your manuscript will be published in the next issue.
  8. Your manuscript might have to undergo an extra review if considered necessary. In case the Editor e-mails you a list of suggested improvements, you can accept them or give a substantiated refusal. Please e-mail your improved variant back to the editor within 30 days; otherwise, your manuscript will have to start from square one.
  9. Your improved version has to be accompanied by a cover letter as a separate file (Name_answer) where you will have to respond to the criticism and explain all the improvements you have made in your paper (Name_paper_improved). Please highlight all the improvements in the text.
  10. In case the Author does not respond to constructive feedback from the Reviewers or the Editor, the manuscript is likely to be rejected.
  11. If both reviews are negative, you will be sent a substantiated rejection letter signed by the Editor-in-Chief or the Deputy Editor. In case the reviews contradict each other, the Editor-in-Chief appoints a third Reviewer.
  12. In case of rejection, you may challenge our decision by sending a letter of appeal to the Editor-in-Chief, in which you explain why your manuscript should be reconsidered. Enclose an improved version of your paper, if necessary. Please, mind that the decision made by the Editor-in-Chief is final and cannot be challenged.
  13. The editor-in-chief evaluates all final manuscripts, reviews, and responses to reviewers and conclusion of the scientific editor in the thematic direction and makes a decision before making a decision to publish, reject, or return the submission for revision. After that, the Editor will inform you about the final decision.
  14. Copies of all reviews can be submitted to the Supreme Qualifying Committee upon request.
  15. Original reviews will be stored in the editorial office for five years.

 

Indexation

 

 

Publishing Ethics

Compliance of Publication Ethics applies to all members of the publishing process: Authors, Editors, Reviewers, Publisher, etc.

The Editorial Board relies on manuals prepared by specialized publishing organizations and is a member of the Association of Science Editors and Publishers (ASEP). The Juornal follows the procedures develo­ped by the Committee on Publication Ethics (UK), Elsevier (Netherlands), and the Ethical Principles of Scientific Publications (AS­EP). The editorial board relies on the ethical principles of respect, competence, responsibility, honesty of a psychologist and the standards set out in the codes of the American Psychological Association (APA) and the Russian Psychological Society (RPO) when publishing the results of experimental studies involving people.

The Responsibility of the Publisher

  1. The Publisher supports and finances scientific communications. The Publisher is responsible for adhering to the ethical principles and procedures by all participants of the editorial and publishing process.
  2. The Publisher cannot interfere with the Editorial Policy of The SibScript.
  3. The Publisher provides legal support, if necessary.
  4. The Publisher is responsible for the timely release of the issues.

The Responsibility of the Editors

  1. The Editors are responsible for the content of the materials published.
  2. The Editors make fair and objective decisions, regardless of any commercial interest, and provide a fair and efficient independent review.
  3. The Editors evaluate the intellectual content of the manuscript without any preferences or biased attitudes.
  4. The Editors do not work with articles if they believe their participation might trigger any potential conflict of interests.
  5. The Editors resolve any conflicts that might arise during the editorial process.
  6. The Editors publish corrections, rebuttals, and reviews.
  7. The Editors publish the final version of the article only after it has been approved by the Authors.
  8. The Editors conduct a prompt correspondence with Authors and Reviewers.

The Responsibility of the Reviewers

  1. The Reviewer evaluates their own availability before the examination of the manuscript and accepts materials only if they possess enough time to ensure the quality of the Review.
  2. The Reviewer promptly notifies the Editor of any potential conflict of interests.
  3. The Reviewer cannot share any information about the article or any data it contains with any third party. The Reviewer cannot use the information obtained from the article for any personal or commercial purposes.
  4. The Reviewer draws conclusions about the quality of the article based on objective data, regardless of their personal attitude to the Author.
  5. The Reviewer uses proper language and avoids any personal remarks.
  6. The Reviewer promptly responds to the e-mails from the Editor.

The Responsibility of the Translators

  1. The Translators are responsible for the content of the materials published.
  2. The Translators make fair and objective decisions, regardless of any commercial interest, and provide a fair and efficient independent review.
  3. The Translators resolve any conflicts that might arise during the editorial process.
  4. The Translators cannot share any information about the article or any data it contains with any third party. The Translators cannot use the information obtained from the article for any personal or commercial purposes.

The Responsibility of the Authors

  1. In determining the authorship and contributorship, the editorial office follows the authorship criteria:

    1. Substantial contributions to the conception or design of the work; or the acquisition, analysis, or interpretation of data for the work; AND.
    2. Drafting the work or revising it critically for important intellectual content; AND
    3. Final approval of the version to be published; AND
    4. Agreement to be accountable for all aspects of the work in ensuring that questions related to the accuracy or integrity of any part of the work are appropriately investigated and resolved.
  2. The Author is responsible for the accuracy of the data presented in the manuscript and guarantees the originality of its content.
  3. The Author notifies the Editors if the article is based on previously published materials.
  4. The Author cannot submit the same manuscript to different journals.
  5. The Author informs the Editor of a potential conflict of interests.
  6. The Author is responsible for the citation of their previous publications or others’ works and avoids unreasonable self-plagiarism.
  7. If necessary, the authors either adjust the data presented in the article or refute them.
  8. The Corresponding Author guarantees that all other co-Authors gave their consent and that the list of authors includes only those who contributed to the research.
  9. The Corresponding Author informs all other co-Authors of all changes and suggestions from the Editor and makes decisions based on the written consent of all co-Authors.
  10. The Author conducts a prompt and polite correspondence with the Editor.

 

Founder

Kemerovo State University

6 Krasnaya St, Kemerovo, Kemerovo region (Kuzbass), Russia, 650000;
+7(3842)58-12-26; reсtor@kemsu.ru

 

Copyright Notice

By publishing their articles in this Journal, the Authors agree to the following terms:

a. The Authors retain copyright and grant the Journal the right of first publication with the work under a Creative Commons Attribution License, that allows others to share the work with an acknowledgment its authorship and initial publication in this Journal.

b. The Authors are free to enter into separate contract arrangements for the non-exclusive distribution of the published version e.g. they can post it at the repository of their home university or publish it in a book, with an obligatory acknowledgment of its initial publication in this Journal.

c. The Authors are free to post their work online e.g., in university repositories or on their website, prior to and during the submission process, as it can encourage productive feedback and a greater citation of the work after its publication (See The Effect of Open Access).

 

Disclosure and Conflict of Interests

Authors are obliged to disclose any existing or potential conflicts of interest that may influence the decision to publish their work.

The Reviewers should not consider manuscripts in which they have a conflict of interests resulting from competitive, collaborative, or other relationships or connections with any of the Authors, companies, or institutions connected to the papers.

Unpublished materials cannot be used in research without the written consent of the Author(s). Privileged information or ideas obtained through peer review must be kept confidential and cannot be used for personal advantage.

 

Plagiarism detection

The SibScript uses plagiarism detection software  Antiplagiat and Crossref Similarity Check. In case of plagiarism, the Editorial Board follows the COPE guidelines and its own Publishing Ethics.

We adhere to a very strict ethical policy against plagiarism, false citation, and data fabrication. The authors are held responsible for the content of the manuscript submitted. They shall not modify the text to bypass anti-plagiarism or increase originality. Should the editors detect any attempts to drive up the originality percentage, the manuscript will be rejected immediately.

 

 

Preprint and Postprint Policy

As part of the submission process, you are required to confirm that your manuscript has not been previously published or submitted to any other journal. We accept manuscripts previously published on public or personal websites if they are unrelated to any other Publishers.

After publication, please make sure you include a URL link to your article on our website whenever you cite or share it. 

 

Publication Fee

The Journal is financed by the Kemerovo State University. We do not charge our Authors for editing, submission, publishing, open access, site content, electronic deposit, etc.

 

Subscription and Purchasing

Subscription indices: 42150 – in the online-store of periodicals "Press by subscription".

To purchase individual issues of the printed version, please contact us at vestnik@kemsu.ru or call +7(3842)55-87-61.

The paid-off issues may be collected at the Editorial Office: Kemerovo State University, 6, Krasnaya St., Kemerovo, Kemerovo region (Kuzbass), 650000, Russia.

How you can subscribing and pay for the issue

Pay online (How to make a payment)

 

 

 

Retraction policy

The Editors adhere to the following retraction policy.

  1. Retraction purpose.
    1. The Editors can retract a published article to inform the readers that the article contains faulty / unreliable data.
    2. The Editors can retract a published article to inform the readers about plagiarisms, an unreported conflict of interests, or doubling, i.e. if new information has been revealed that can affect the interpretation of the published data or recommendations on their use.
  2. An article can be retracted if the Editors found out that the article violates the ethics of scientific publishing.
    1. if the article contains invalid data, be it the result of a deliberate violation, miscalculation, experimental error, or misprint;
    2. the Author(s) published one and the same data or manuscript in several journals without a serious reason, authorization, or cross-reference;
    3. the bulk of the article was copied from a previously published work by a different author.
  3. Retraction Procedure
    1. Retraction can be initiated by Authors, Readers, Reviewers, Editors, and other Publishers by officially appealing to the Editorial Board. An expertise conducted by the Editorial Board can also trigger a retraction procedure.
    2. If the Editorial Board failed to answer a retraction claim from the author within 10 days, the author is free to appeal to the Association of Science Editors and Publishers (ASEP).
    3. If the Editorial Board decides to retract the article based on the violations mentioned above, the Corresponding Author is sent a notification that explains the reasons for the retraction.
    4. The final decision takes into account the explanation given by the Author. Should the author fail to respond within 10 days, the Editors are free to retract the publication without the Author’s concern. Irrespective of the fact whether the Authors accept the standpoint of the editorial board or not, the retraction is an abiding procedure.
    5. The retraction protocol is sent to the corresponding author, the ASEP, eLIBRARY.RU, and CyberLeninka.
    6. A retraction note, which states its reason and date, is published both in the paper and online versions of the Journal. After that, the article will be marked as RETRACTED in all reference databases. Retracted articles are excluded from all citation indices and reference lists and do not affect electronic calculations of one’s personal scientific achievements.
    7. After the retraction procedure has been completed, the Editorial Board retains the right not to accept other manuscripts submitted by the author(s) in question for a certain period.

 

Crossmark Policy

CrossMark is a multi-publisher initiative from Crossref. It provides a standard way for readers to locate the authoritative version of an article or other published content. By applying the CrossMark logo, the SibScript updates its content and informs its readers about any changes in the articles published.

Click on the CrossMark logo to find out about its current status and obtain additional information.

 

Advertising Policy

Any advertising and information materials are published separately and do not affect editorial decisions and editorial content.

 

Creative Commons license

All materials of the SibScript are available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. 

You are free to: Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format, Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose, even commercially.



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Kemerovo State University (KemSU)
Phone: +7(3842) 55-87-61
E-mail: vestnik@kemsu.ru

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