Submissions

Author Guidelines

Please ensure that the manuscript meets the following requirements:

• The manuscript title should be in capital bold letters and centered. 
• Please provide author information in a separate Word document. If there are multiple authors, please indicate the corresponding author. Co-authorship is limited to a maximum of four individuals. Complete information must be provided for each author, including full name, affiliation, email, country, ORCID ID, and contact information. The full name of each author should be in bold letters with no abbreviations.
• The article title should accurately reflect the content and topic of the research.
• The abstract should be a concise summary of the scientific article, outlining its purpose, type, form, and key features. It should describe the research methods used, and summarize the most important findings, and their significance. The abstract should be 200-300 words long and provided with Kazakh and Russian translations.
• The keywords, consisting of 3 to 7 words, should be provided along with their Kazakh and Russian translations. These keywords will help in locating the article during internet searches and identifying its subject area.
• The introduction should provide a brief overview of the issue's history, including consideration of relevant domestic and foreign works from the past decades, and clearly state the research purpose.
• The research methods section should detail the methods for data collection and analysis, including descriptions of any new techniques used. If the research involved surveys and interviews, please include the procedures for data collection, participant information, and the ethical protocols that were followed. 
• The literature review should critically evaluate relevant literature from a fresh perspective, using at least 30 sources. Please make sure to review sources from the past five years as well. 
• The findings should report the main theoretical and experimental results, factual data, discovered relationships, and patterns. Preference is given to new results, important discoveries, and conclusions that refute existing theories and data of practical significance. 
• The discussion section should compare the research with the best domestic and global analogs, describe discussion points, and present your vision for resolving them.
• The conclusion should restate the research problem, summarize the work's results, main arguments or findings, and provide recommendations for applying the results.
• Information about research funding sources, such as departments, foundations, or individuals, should be placed before the references. The full names of funding organizations must be included.
• Please ensure that in-text citations and references adhere to the APA 7th edition format. For detailed guidance, you can refer to the official APA 7th edition reference guide here.
• The percentage of self-citations in the manuscript should not exceed 30% of the total number of references. 
• All references in languages other than English should be submitted in accepted English transliteration. This can be done by using the program listed on the website http://translit.ru/ or https://transliteration.pro/bsi. Please remember to use the BSI (British Standards Institution) standard for transliterating Russian letters into Latin when creating a bibliographic description for a scientific publication. Correct transliteration is important for ensuring inclusion in foreign analytical databases.
• Failure to meet these requirements will result in the manuscript being rejected by the editors and returned for revision.