Peer review
Manuscripts submitted to the editorial office undergo a technical examination, the results of which are admitted for review. Technical expertise is carried out by the section editor and includes:
- initial editorial assessment, during which the subject is determined by the direction of the Journal; checked for compliance with execution requirements;
- checking for uniqueness of the text in the system «Anti-Plagiarism. Ru» (https://ineu-kz.antiplagiat.ru). The results of the check are reflected in the certificate of uniqueness of the text, which is generated automatically in the Anti-Plagiarism system. The degree of uniqueness of the text of the manuscript of the article should be at least 70 percent, excluding citation.
- Relevance of the topic
- Originality of the author’s position in the manuscript
- Results novelty
- Inner unity of manuscript text
- Reliability of the findings
- Scientific character of statement
- The presence of the described research methodology, providing the ability to reproduce the results, indicating the origin of equipment and materials - for articles of a technical and natural sciences
- Compliance of the manuscript execution with the requirements of the journal
- if the manuscript of the article meets all the parameters, it is recommended for publication in its current form;
- if the manuscript of the article contains violations of technical requirements, principles of a scientific style, insufficient illustration of theoretical research, it can be recommended for publication after correction of shortcomings;
- if the manuscript of the article receives a negative rating according to parameters No. 1-7, then it cannot be published.
- if experts (reviewers) evaluate the article positively, the editorial board may allow it to be published;
- if all experts (reviewers) evaluate the article manuscript negatively, the editorial board may refuse to publish it or, if there is a difference of opinion of the members of the reactionary board, appoint other experts to re-evaluate the article;
- if the assessments of experts (reviewers) do not coincide, the opinions of the members of the editorial board are different, the final decision on publication is made by the chief editor or its deputy.
