GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR WRITING AN ENGLISH PAPER The general principles of writing the paper in English include the following: A) Scope of work: Original research papers and reviews should not exceed 6000 words. B) Syntax of texts: Articles must be typed in Times New Roman font of size 12, line spacing 2. 0 and with margins of at least 2. 5 cm around the page. C) Structure of the paper: Each paper should include: 1) the title of the paper, 2) the full name of the author(s),3) the institution from which the work originates, 4) the abstract, 5) the keywords, 6) the text, 7) the bibliographic references at the end of the text, and 8) optional tables-diagrams, pictures and their corresponding captions. As far as the Original Papers are concerned, the text should have the following structure: Introduction, where the purpose of the work is mentioned, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion, including the final conclusions as well as a Summary. The abstract must precede the text and not exceed 200 words, without bibliographic references, or abbreviations of words. The Abstract should have the structure Purpose of the Paper, Materials and Methods, Results, Conclusions and be followed by 5 (five) keywords in alphabetical order, which should be derived from the content of the article and separated from each other by a comma (,).Review work is not necessary to have this structure in the abstract, but the purpose of the work, the methodology for reviewing the literature, the results and conclusions drawn should be clearly indicated. D) Bibliographic references: The bibliography and references to the text will be placed in numerical order. Only the necessary bibliographic references mentioned in the text should be used. When at one point in the text many citations are needed, then they are listed in chronological order. As for the articles published in scientific publications, the surnames of all authors are listed in order, followed by the initials of their names without dots up to six in number (if there are more authors, the indication “et al. ” follows, while in Greek articles we write “and syn. “),the title of the paper, the abbreviation of the journal, the year of publication, the volume number, the issue in brackets, the first and last pages of the article. For references from Books, the surnames of the authors are listed in order, followed by the initials of their names, the title of the book (the publication number and volume), the name of the publishing house, the seat of the publishing house and the time of publication. For references to book chapters, the authors’ surnames are mentioned, followed by the initials of their names, the title of the chapter, the reference of the book as above, preceded by the preposition “in” or “in” and the pages of the chapter (first and last). For bibliography from web pages or other electronic sources, the expression “Available from:”, the full email address underlined and the date of access are used.E) Tables – Figures: They should be numbered with Arabic numerals (1,2,3) and be listed in the order of their quotation in the text. They must be accompanied by a rich, short caption to make it easier for the reader to understand. In case of using material (tables, figures) that does not belong intellectually to the author, the source should be listed in the captions and fully included in the bibliography at the end of the paper. Abbreviations within tables, shapes, etc. They should be explained at the bottom in the form of a footnote. F) Images – Photos: They should be of good resolution, and if subject to copyright, the source should be listed in the captions and cited in the bibliography at the end of the paper.
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