Vesnik of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno

Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement

The editorial board and editors of the scientific (trade) journals of “Vesnik of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno” adhere to the standards of editorial ethics and make efforts to prevent its violation.

The editors reserve the right to reject the publication of an article in case of violation of the rules below.

Warranties

Authors submitting their works for publication in the scientific (trade) journals of “Vesnik of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno” guarantee that the articles are original (not previously published in other publications in their current form or in a form similar in content), are not under consideration in the offices of other publications, and any possible conflicts of interests related to copyright and publishing of the articles in question are settled.
Articles submitted to the editors should not contain scientific and technical (and other) data relating to the state, official or commercial secret. In order to confirm the absence of secret information the authors present an official document from their organization: an expert report on the possibility of publication.
When using any content freely available on the Internet, the authors must preliminarily specify the information about the copyright owner and, if necessary, to obtain approval for its borrowing (reprint).

According to the editorial policy of the scientific (trade) journals of “Vesnik of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno” it is unacceptable:

- To copy literally another person’s work without an indication of his authorship and without a reference to the source.
- To paraphrase improperly another person’s work by changing more than one sentence within one paragraph or section of a text or locating the sentences in a different way without a proper reference to the source.
- To use elements of another person’s work (for example, figures, tables or paragraphs) without an indication of the authorship, without an acknowledgment or without a reference to the source.
- To self-plagiarize. Authors should indicate that their work is published for the first time. If elements of the manuscript have been published earlier in another article, including the scientific (trade) journals of “Vesnik of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno”, the authors must refer to the previous work, indicate the major difference between the new and the previous work and at the same time reveal the connection of the new work with the research results and conclusions presented in the previous work. Literal copying of their own works and paraphrasing are unacceptable: this can only be used as a basis for the new findings.

The editors recommend to indicate materials that the authors have prepared earlier (in the course of the study taken as a basis of the submitted article), including conference proceedings etc, in the list of references.

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