Plagiarism, Duplication and Redundancy

Each article is checked for illegal borrowing from other works (plagiarism), duplication, and redundancy of publication (including translation of publications from other languages).

1. To identify plagiarism, the Editorial Board uses the licensed anti-plagiarism detection system StrikePlagiarism.com (strikelagiarism.com). StrikePlagiarism.com system is a customized tool for Publishing houses, Higher Education Institutions, and others.
2. An article containing illegal borrowing from other works (plagiarism) and signs of duplication/redundancy (including auto plagiarism) is unacceptable. Such an article is rejected without peer review.
3. Materials of research results presented at conferences and seminars, in case they expand and deepen by 50%, can be selected for publication in the journal by the Editorial Board’s decision. Such an article is not considered a duplicate and redundant publication.
4. Authors are allowed to submit articles published on only preprint servers to the journal. Such an article is not considered duplicated and redundant.
5. If an article is published but later was found to contain improper borrowings from other works (plagiarism) or duplicated, the Editorial Board discusses such an article and removes it.