Journal of Russian Studies

Journal of Russian Studies, with the short name “JORUS”, is an academic journal published twice a year in Turkey every June and December with open access via the internet, based on scientific principles and international peer-reviewed. JORUS has aimed to convey the academic articles and book reviews written at the national and international level in Turkish, Russian, and English in the field of social sciences such as history, international relations, political science, economics, strategy, geopolitics about Russia. With this perspective, contributing to the scientific and academic recognition of Russia and creating a common platform to bring together academicians and researchers from different disciplines are among the main objectives of the journal. For that reason, JORUS supports open access publications in order to reach a wider audience and does not charge any fee for publishing articles from the authors or accessing publications from the readers.

Journal of Russian Studies, with the short name “JORUS”, is an academic journal that is international peer-reviewed, open access, published twice a year in Turkey every June and December. Call for papers for the journal will be announced on the journal’s website and via mail groups. Journal of Russian Studies (JORUS) has aimed to convey the academic articles and book reviews written at the national and international level in Turkish, Russian, and English in the field of social sciences such as history, international relations, political science, public administration, economics, sociology, cultural studies, anthropology, ethnic studies, philosophy, literature. Journal of Russian Studies (JORUS) accepts academic articles written in Turkish, Russian, or English for publication. Manuscripts submitted to the journal must be original texts that have not been previously published and works are not included in the evaluation process of another journal at the same time. All responsibility for this matter belongs to the author/authors of the article. Any conference or symposium proceeding can be published in an extended version by giving the conference or symposium details like title, place, and date, etc. The manuscripts accepted for publication in the journal, in accordance with scientific ethics rules, will be read and evaluated by double-blind referees and in this manner, both the referee and author identities are concealed from the referees, and vice versa, throughout the review process.

AUTHOR GUİDELİNES

1) Journal of Russian Studies has adopted the principle of conveying, to its readers, academic articles and book reviews written at the national and international level in Turkish, Russian, and English in the field of social sciences such as international relations, political science, economics, strategy, geopolitics about Russia.

2) Articles to be submitted to the journal should include a "title" and "abstract" in Turkish and English.

3) If the articles are in Russian, the “titles” and “abstracts” should be written in Turkish, Russian, and English.

4) Article abstracts should consist of at least 250 words.

5) At the end of the article abstracts, there should be appropriate "keywords" in Turkish and foreign languages that define the subject. Keywords should contain words and phrases that suggest what the topic is about and also include words and phrases that are closely related to your topic.

6) In order to register in the citation index, at least 5 keywords must be added to the abstracts in both languages.

7) Papers should be written in a considerable level of academic Turkish, Russian or English.

8) Please note that if the language (Turkish, Russian, English) in which the manuscripts are written is not the native language of the author, before submitting it to the Journal of Russian Studies the manuscripts should be read or edited by a language editor or at least by someone whose native language is the language of the mentioned manuscripts.

9) The references used in the manuscript should be given both in footnotes and in the bibliography.

10) Authors' names and information about the organization they affiliate with should be clearly and accurately stated in the article.

11) Articles to be sent should be original studies and should not have been published before or in any ongoing publication process.

12) Before the final approval of the editorial board, the manuscripts are pre-reviewed by the editorial board and send to two referees, and a third referee if deemed necessary. The double-blind referee system is used.

13) The Journal of Russian Studies strives to ensure that neither referee knows the author(s) or the other referee, and vice versa. In any case, under no circumstances will the identity of the referees be disclosed to the author(s) or to any other third party.

14) If deemed appropriate by the editor and the editorial board, a list of the referees of that year is published in the year-end issue of the journal.

15) The Journal of Russian Studies has an evaluation criterion based on the detailed and scientific referee reporting of the Dergi Park’s system.

16) The authors must ensure that their work complies with The Journal of Russian Studies's rules. Otherwise, the articles will be rejected.

17) Please note that the necessary corrections to the manuscripts are not the responsibilities of the editorial board or referees but authors!

18) If the correction is required in the light of the reviewer's and also the editorial board's recommendations, the authors are expected to submit the edited articles within 2 weeks.

19) The editorial board may independently decide to accept or reject non-research manuscripts (such as symposiums and congress news, book presentations, etc.) without following a reviewing process.

20) The opinions in the published articles belong only to the author(s). It does not bind the journal owner, the publisher, or the editors.

21) Articles submitted are subjected to editorial review first. In this phase, firstly, the compliance of the study with the journal rules is examined. Manuscripts that do not comply with the journal rules are returned to their authors.

PAGE LAYOUT

1) The references and the bibliography should conform with The Chicago Manual of Style, 16th Edition.

2) The article font should be set to "Palatino Linotype".

3) The font size should be 10 points.

4) Footnotes should be written in font size 8 points. 

5) Paragraph settings, "justified", "hanging/value: 0.5".

6) Line spacing should be set to "Single".

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ОФОРМЛЕНИЕ РУКОПИСИ НАУЧНОЙ СТАТЬИ

1) Формат – Word (.doc, .docx) (Скачивайте "Шаблон статьи - Word").

2) Объем – от 4.000 до 10.000 слов.

3) Структура – введение, подразделы и заключение.

4) Размера шрифта текста – 10 пт (punto), сносок – 8 пт (punto).

5) Шрифт – Palatino Linotype.

6) Интервал – Одинарный.

7) Список источников и литературы должен быть оформлен в строгом соответствии с правилами «The Chicago Manual of Style 16. Edition»

8) Название русскоязычной статьи, аннотация и ключевые слова дублируются на английском и турецком языках, англоязычной – на турецком (редакция оказывает помощь в переводе на турецкий язык). Минимальный объём аннотации – 250 слов. Аннотация включает в себя информацию о цели, методологии, результатах исследования. Ключевые слова (3–5 слов) отделяются друг от друга запятой.

9) Список источников и литературы дублируется на латинице (для транслитерации можно пользоваться сайтом: https://translit.net/ru/lc/).

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Ethical Principles and Publication Policy of Journal of Russian Studies - JORUS

JORUS supports open access publications in order to reach a wider audience and does not charge any fee for publishing articles from the authors or accessing publications from the readers.