TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE TO THE YEARBOOK “DEVELOPMENT OF THE BULGARIAN AND EUROPEAN ECONOMY – CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES”

Materials for publication must be in one of the following languages: Bulgarian, English, Russian. Their volume, including NOTES, illustrations and scientific LITERATURE, should be a maximum of 15 pages (30 thousand characters).

Format – MS Word 98 (PS) or newer versions. Font – Times New Roman, 12 pt for the main text and 10 pt for NOTES and LITERATURE, Single, indent 1.25, line spacing 1.5.

Before the main text, the name of the author must be written in Cyrillic and Latin

on the same line. Then the title of the material in Bulgarian in capital letters, Bold; the title in English, in upper and lower case letters, Bold. This is followed by a short summary (Abstract:) up to half a page in English and keywords (Keywords:) – also in English.

Model for formatting materials:

1. Title in Bulgarian

(Times New Roman, 14 pt; only uppercase letters)

2. Title in English

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3. Author

Ivan Stoyanov / Ivan Stoyanov

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4. Place of work in Bulgarian

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8. JEL:

9. Main text (Times New Roman, 12 pt, Single 1)

10. NOTES (Times New Roman, 10 pt)

11. REFERENCES (Times New Roman, 12 pt)

12. INTERNET SOURCES

(Times New Roman, 12 pt; transliteration of Cyrillic text in square brackets)

13. APPENDIX

14. CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS

Contact:

Author's name

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Work address:

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Starting on citiran:

REFERENCES:

Literature is in English!

Neshkov, M. 2000. Tour Operator, Agency and Transport Activity. University of Economics,

Varna (in Bulgarian)

Vizh, attach models for citirans and designs for literature in the publication:

Ι. QUOTED

MONOGRAPH:

• with one author:

Bakardzhieva, T 1996, The Bulgarian Community in Ruse during the 60s of the 19th c., DIOS,

Sofia. (in Bulgarian)

Berov, L 1996a, History of the World: Dates and Events, Otvoreno obshtestvo, Sofia. (in

Bulgarian)

Berov, L 1996b, Economic History, 2nd edn, Otvoreno obshtestvo, Sofia. (in Bulgarian)

Paskaleva, V 1986, Central Europe and the lands along the Lower Danube during 17-19 c. (Socio

economic aspects), Izdatelstvo na BAN, Sofia. (in Bulgarian)

• with dva or more author:

Ilchev, I & Mitev, P 2003, Touching America (19th – the beginning of 20th century), Fondatsia

Hemimont, Sofia. (in Bulgarian)

Dzhaleva-Chonkova, A, Kostov, E, Filipova, M & Harizanova, V 1997, History of the Railways

in Bulgaria, BBTU Todor Kableshkov, Sofia. (in Bulgarian)

• without author

60 Years of Bulgarian Posts, Telegraphs and Telephones: 1878 – 1939, 1939, Glavna Direktsia

na PTT, Sofia. (in Bulgarian)

• with editor(s)/compiler(s)

Eldarov, S (ed.) 2002, The Balkans between War and Peace, 14th – 20th century, Ivray, Sofia.

(in Bulgarian)

Kostov, A & Danova, P (eds) 2012, Italy, Bulgaria and the Balkans (1870 – 1919), IK Gutenberg,

Sofia. (in Bulgarian)

When the book was cited, the book was published and it was abandoned for publication (the first edition was not

se bleach):

Andreev, Y, Lazarov, I & Pavlov, P 1999, Who is who in Medieval Bulgaria, 2nd edn, Izdatelstvo

Petar Beron, Sofia. (in Bulgarian)

DISSERTATION

Davidova, E 1998, ‘The Borothers Hristo and Nikola Tapchileshtovi – economic and social activities during the Bulgarian National Revival Period’, PhD Thesis, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia. (in Bulgarian)

ARTICLE/STUDIO IN COLLECTION/

CHAPTER IN BOOK WITH A MESSAGE FROM ONE AUTHORS:

Berov, L 1978, ‘The Economy of the Bulgarian Lands on the eve of the Russian-Turkish War of

1877 – 1878’, in Popov, N, Aroyo, Dz & Miloshevski, A (eds), 100 Years of Bulgarian Economy, Nauka i Izkustvo, Sofia, pp. 41-59. (in Bulgarian)

Paskaleva, V 1981, ‘Russian-Bulgarian trade connections during the 50s – 70s of the 19th c.’, in The Bulgarian National Revival and Russia, Izdatelstvo na BAN, Sofia, pp. 392-414. (in Bulgarian)

ARTICLE/STUDIO IN PERIODICAL PUBLICATION:

• write-off

Shterionov, Sh 1995, ‘The Fishing on Southern Black Sea Coast during the Bulgarian National

Revival Period’, Bulgarska etnologia, vol. 21, no. 2, pp. 49-52.

• herald

Aretov, N 1991, ‘The Secrets of the Forgotten Prisoners (Sv. Milarov, Iv. E. Geshov, K.

Velichkov, Iv. Naydenov), Svobodna book, 13 October, pp. 2-5.

QUOTED ON THE INTERNET SOURCE:

Peterson, W 2008, ‘The Queen’s Messenger: An Underwater Telegraph to Balaclava’ in The War

Correspondent: The Journal of The Crimean War Research Society, viewed 20 March 2017

<http://www.atlantic-cable.com/Cables/1855Crimea/#_edn1>.

‘Abraham Darby’ 2016, in Encyclopædia Britannica Online, viewed 24 February 2016

<http://www.britannica.com/biography/Abraham-Darby>.

FEATURES

When lipsa na date na myastoto na datata se izizva: n.d.

When lipsa na myasto na izdavan se izpisva: n.p.

QUOTED IN TEXT:

(Berov, 1996a)

(Ilchev, & Mitev, 2003, pp. 17-25)

(Dzhaleva-Chonkova, Kostov, Filipova, & Harizanova, 1997, p. 50)

(60 Years, 1939, p. 23)

(Eldarov, 2002, pp. 38-42)

(Paskaleva, 1986, p. 36; Berov, 1996a, p. 23; 1996b, p. 38)

(Peterson, 2008)

(Abraham Darby, 2016)

The quote is preceded by a punctuation mark:

The term has Latin origins and, according to the Oxford Latin Lexicon, means “diligent, diligent, zealous work/activity/activity” (Glare, 2012, p. 977, 978). This definition of the concept is quite general and goes beyond the economic explanation of industry as a share of the economy…

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