In accordance with the decision of the Faculty of International Relations Academic Officials at the University of Economics in Bratislava, only contributions written in English will be accepted.
When preparing a scientific article, it is important to carefully review the guidelines for authors and adhere to them.
A recommended structure for a scientific article includes: title, author(s), affiliation(s), abstract, keywords, JEL classification, introduction, methods, results, discussion, conclusions, and references.
Title of the article: The title should be concise, accurate, and attractive. Long titles should be avoided.
Author(s) (maximum of three): Please provide the name and surname of the author(s).
Workplace/University: Please provide the faculty, university, complete address, country, and e-mail of the author.
Abstract: Please provide a brief summary of the article with a length of approximately 150 words. Please indicate the research problem, methods used, results obtained, and conclusion.
Keywords: Please provide up to 30 words.
JEL classification: Please provide the JEL classification: http://www.aeaweb.org/econlit/jelCodes.php?view=jel
We suggest the following instructions for authors:
Introduction: Introduce and explain the issue addressed in the contribution, the objectives of the contribution, the method of solving the research questions, and the research methods that will be used.
Introduction/evaluation of existing/available literature on the given topic (can also be part of the introduction).
Results/individual chapters/discussion: Present the results of the researched project/topic.
Figures and tables: Follow the instructions for authors.
Conclusion: In addition to summarizing the results of the solved problem, explain how and where the results of the scientific work can be used and implemented.
References: citing and referencing the literature - Follow the instructions for authors.
Instructions for authors here
One author can either have a maximum of one contribution in the proceedings and another contribution in co-authorship, or two contributions in co-authorship
