EDITORIAL INSTRUCTIONS

1.1 General Principles

1. The text submitted for publication shall not be previously published or submitted for publication at any other publisher.
2. Apart from the text, please attach a summary in English and the language of the text (if it is different from English) as well as 4-7 keywords.
3. Minimum and maximum length of each text will be determined in consultation with the Publishing Press and expressed as a number of characters (including the text itself, spaces as well as the title, summary, key words, and any additional graphic material, including tables and charts, footnotes and bibliography – list of references).
4. By submitting the text for publication, each Author agrees to the Publishing Press’s/Editor’s corrections and amendments within the text.

1.1 Format

1. The text should be saved in an Microsoft Word editable format (.doc, .docx).
2. Please do not divide words or apply any special formatting: underlining, tagging, comments, automatic styles, hard spacing, soft enters, page breaks, section breaks. The text will undergo typesetting according to generally acceptable rules.

1.3 Text Parameters

1. A4 size, vertical orientation.
2. Times New Roman (TNR) font, size 12.
3. 1,5 spacing.
4. Justified text.
5. Indentation for the first line of each paragraph: 1,25 cm.
6. All margins 2,5 cm.
7. Order: the title of the text (article, chapter), the word „Introduction”, subheadings, the word „Summary”, the word „References”: TNR 12, bold type, left aligned, no capital letters.
8. Page numbers: Arabic with periods (1., 2., 3., etc.).
9. Page numbers on the bottom, aligned to the center of the page.

1. The Author’s full name and academic degree/title with affiliation
2. The title of the book, treatise or dissertation
3. Introduction (must include an aim or hypothesis)
4. The text itself, divided into chapters (each chapter should be divided with subheadings)
5. Summary (must include conclusions)
6. References (bibliography)

1.5 Citations in the Text

1. Citations should be labeled with quotation marks at the beginning and the end. The source should be indicated in the corresponding footnote.
2. When omitting a fragment of the quote it is required to use the [...] mark.

1.6 Bibliographical References

1. Use automatically numbered footnotes.
2. The footnote index number shall be in the upper fraction of a word (sentence).
3. Location of the footnote: at the bottom of the relevant page.
4. Parameters: TNR 10, single-space, justified text.
5. The first reference to the relevant source should include all elements of the bibliographical description. The name(s) of the author should be given as initial(s) before the last name.
6. When referring to a previously referred source, use a relevant Latin abbreviation: ibidem, idem, eadem, eidem, eaedem, op.cit. (use italics).
7. When referring to websites, add the date of access (in square brackets) after the link. Remove all hyperlinks.
8. Examples of footnotes::
   I.I. Last name, Title, place of issue year, p. x–x. I. Last name, Title, [in:] I. Last name (ed.), Book title, place of issue year, p. x–x. Title, ed. I. Last name, place of issue year, p. x–x. I. Last name, Article title, “Journal’s name” year, yearbook (No), p. x–x. Article title [online], web address [access: day.month.year].
   

1.7 Tables, Drawing, Charts

1. We strongly recommend avoiding any additional materials such as tables, charts, drawings, etc.
2. Charts and figures must be in a format acceptable by the editor and editable in terms of size and font, for instance in Excel. Excel materials shall be also submitted as separate files.
3. All additional materials should be black and white (greyscale).
4. Additional materials should be referenced in the text.
5. Additional materials should be accurately numbered.
6. The table/chart title should be located under the table/chart (TNR 10, single-spaced, bold, centered).

1.8 References (bibliography)

1. Bibliography should be be divided into:
   • Legal acts,
   • Court judgements,
   • Specialized literature (secondary literature),
   • Subject literature (primary sources, if there are any),
   • Internet sources
2. References shall appear in alphabetical order arranged according to the last names of respective authors (or by the titles – In case of multi-author publications).
3. References should contain no numbering
4. Each reference should contain the author’s last name and initial of the first name, the full title of the work, the initial and full last name of the editor, place and year of issue. When the work is part of a bigger whole (multi-author publication), include the main work’s title. When the work is an article in a magazine, include the journal’s name in quotes, year of issue, yearbook and number.
   Examples: I. Last name, Book title, place of issue year.
   I. Last name, Title, [in:] I. Last name, I. Last name (ed.), Book title, place of issue year.
   Title, ed. I. Last name, place of issue year.
   I. Last name (ed.), Title, place of issue year.
   I. Last name, Article title, „Journal’s name” year, yearbook (No), p. x–x.
   Article title [online], web address [access: day.month.year].

2.1 General Principles

1. The chapter (article) submitted for publication shall not be previously published or submitted for publication at any other publisher.
2. Apart from the chapter (article), please attach a summary in English and the language of the text (if it is different from English) as well as 4-7 keywords.
3. The number of characters should be 20 000-30 000 (including the text itself, spaces as well as the title, summary, key words, and any additional graphic material, including tables and charts, footnotes and bibliography – list of references).
4. By submitting the text for publication, each Author agrees to the Publishing Press’s/Editor’s corrections and amendments within the text.

2.2 Format

1. The text should be saved in an Microsoft Word editable format (.doc, .docx).
2. Please do not divide words or apply any special formatting: underlining, tagging, comments, automatic styles, hard spacing, soft enters, page breaks, section breaks. The text will undergo typesetting according to generally acceptable rules.

2.3 Text Parameters

1. A4 size, vertical orientation.
2. Times New Roman (TNR) font, size 12.
3. 1,5 spacing.
4. Justified text.
5. Indentation for the first line of each paragraph: 1,25 cm.
6. All margins 2,5 cm.
7. Order: the title of the text (article, chapter), the word „Introduction”, subheadings, the word „Summary”, the word „References”: TNR 12, bold type, left aligned, no capital letters.
8. Page numbers: Arabic with periods (1., 2., 3., etc.).
9. Page numbers on the bottom, aligned to the center of the page.

2.4 Arrangement of the Text

The report or analysis should be divided into the following editorial units:

1. The Author’s full name and academic degree/title with affiliation
2. The title of the report or analysis
3. Introduction (must include an aim or hypothesis)
4. The text itself, divided into sections and subheadings
5. Summary (must include conclusions)
6. References (bibliography)

2.5 Citations in the Text

1. Citations should be labeled with quotation marks at the beginning and the end. The source should be indicated in the corresponding footnote.
2. When omitting a fragment of the quote it is required to use the [...] mark.

2.6 Bibliographical References

1. Use automatically numbered footnotes.
2. The footnote index number shall be in the upper fraction of a word (sentence).
3. Location of the footnote: at the bottom of the relevant page.
4. Parameters: TNR 10, single-space, justified text.
5. The first reference to the relevant source should include all elements of the bibliographical description. The name(s) of the author should be given as initial(s) before the last name.
6. When referring to a previously referred source, use a relevant Latin abbreviation: ibidem, idem, eadem, eidem, eaedem, op.cit. (use italics).
7. When referring to websites, add the date of access (in square brackets) after the link. Remove all hyperlinks.
8. Examples of footnotes::
   I.I. Last name, Title, place of issue year, p. x–x.
   I. Last name, Title, [in:] I. Last name (ed.), Book title, place of issue year, p. x–x.
   Title, ed. I. Last name, place of issue year, p. x–x.
   I. Last name, Article title, “Journal’s name” year, yearbook (No), p. x–x.
   Article title [online], web address [access: day.month.year].

2.7 Tables, Drawing, Charts

1. We strongly recommend avoiding any additional materials such as tables, charts, drawings, etc.
2. Charts and figures must be in a format acceptable by the editor and editable in terms of size and font, for instance in Excel. Excel materials shall be also submitted as separate files.
3. All additional materials should be black and white (greyscale).
4. Additional materials should be referenced in the text.
5. Additional materials should be accurately numbered.
6. The table/chart title should be located under the table/chart (TNR 10, single-spaced, bold, centered).

2.8 References (bibliography)

1. Bibliography should be be divided into:
   • Legal acts,
   • Court judgements,
   • Specialized literature (secondary literature),
   • Subject literature (primary sources, if there are any),
   • Internet sources
2. References shall appear in alphabetical order arranged according to the last names of respective authors (or by the titles – In case of multi-author publications).
3. References should contain no numbering
4. Each reference should contain the author’s last name and initial of the first name, the full title of the work, the initial and full last name of the editor, place and year of issue. When the work is part of a bigger whole (multi-author publication), include the main work’s title. When the work is an article in a magazine, include the journal’s name in quotes, year of issue, yearbook and number.
   Examples:
   I. Last name, Book title, place of issue year.
   I. Last name, Title, [in:] I. Last name, I. Last name (ed.), Book title, place of issue year.
   Title, ed. I. Last name, place of issue year.
   I. Last name (ed.), Title, place of issue year.
   I. Last name, Article title, „Journal’s name” year, yearbook (No), p. x–x.
   Article title [online], web address [access: day.month.year].

3.1 General Principles

1. The text submitted for publication shall not be previously published or submitted for publication at any other publisher.
2. Apart from the text, please attach a summary in English and the language of the text (if it is different from English) as well as 4-7 keywords.
3. Minimum and maximum length of each text will be determined in consultation with the Publishing Press and expressed as a number of characters (including the text itself, spaces as well as the title, summary, key words, and any additional graphic material, including tables and charts, footnotes and bibliography – list of references).
4. By submitting the text for publication, each Author agrees to the Publishing Press’s/Editor’s corrections and amendments within the text.

3.2 Format

1. The text should be saved in an Microsoft Word editable format (.doc, .docx).
2. Please do not divide words or apply any special formatting: underlining, tagging, comments, automatic styles, hard spacing, soft enters, page breaks, section breaks. The text will undergo typesetting according to generally acceptable rules.

3.3 Text Parameters

1. A4 size, vertical orientation.
2. Times New Roman (TNR) font, size 12.
3. 1,5 spacing.
4. Justified text.
5. Indentation for the first line of each paragraph: 1,25 cm.
6. All margins 2,5 cm.
7. Order: the title of the text (article, chapter), the word „Introduction”, subheadings, the word „Summary”, the word „References”: TNR 12, bold type, left aligned, no capital letters.
8. Page numbers: Arabic with periods (1., 2., 3., etc.).
9. Page numbers on the bottom, aligned to the center of the page.

3.4 Arrangement of the Text

The report or analysis should be divided into the following editorial units:

1. The Author’s full name and academic degree/title with affiliation
2. The title of the report or analysis
3. Introduction (must include an aim or hypothesis)
4. The text itself, divided into sections and subheadings
5. Summary (must include conclusions)
6. References (bibliography)

3.5 Citations in the Text

1. Citations should be labeled with quotation marks at the beginning and the end. The source should be indicated in the corresponding footnote.
2. When omitting a fragment of the quote it is required to use the [...] mark.

3.6 Bibliographical References

1. Use automatically numbered footnotes.
2. The footnote index number shall be in the upper fraction of a word (sentence).
3. Location of the footnote: at the bottom of the relevant page.
4. Parameters: TNR 10, single-space, justified text.
5. The first reference to the relevant source should include all elements of the bibliographical description. The name(s) of the author should be given as initial(s) before the last name.
6. When referring to a previously referred source, use a relevant Latin abbreviation: ibidem, idem, eadem, eidem, eaedem, op.cit. (use italics).
7. When referring to websites, add the date of access (in square brackets) after the link. Remove all hyperlinks.
8. Examples of footnotes:
   I.I. Last name, Title, place of issue year, p. x–x.
   I. Last name, Title, [in:] I. Last name (ed.), Book title, place of issue year, p. x–x.
   Title, ed. I. Last name, place of issue year, p. x–x.
   I. Last name, Article title, “Journal’s name” year, yearbook (No), p. x–x.
   Article title [online], web address [access: day.month.year].

3.7 Tables, Drawing, Charts

1. We strongly recommend avoiding any additional materials such as tables, charts, drawings, etc.
2. Charts and figures must be in a format acceptable by the editor and editable in terms of size and font, for instance in Excel. Excel materials shall be also submitted as separate files.
3. All additional materials should be black and white (greyscale).
4. Additional materials should be referenced in the text.
5. Additional materials should be accurately numbered.
6. The table/chart title should be located under the table/chart (TNR 10, single-spaced, bold, centered).

3.8 References (bibliography)

1. Bibliography should be be divided into:
   • Legal acts,
   • Court judgements,
   • Specialized literature (secondary literature),
   • Subject literature (primary sources, if there are any),
   • Internet sources.
2. References shall appear in alphabetical order arranged according to the last names of respective authors (or by the titles – In case of multi-author publications).
3. References should contain no numbering
4. Each reference should contain the author’s last name and initial of the first name, the full title of the work, the initial and full last name of the editor, place and year of issue. When the work is part of a bigger whole (multi-author publication), include the main work’s title. When the work is an article in a magazine, include the journal’s name in quotes, year of issue, yearbook and number.
   Examples: I. Last name, Book title, place of issue year.
   I. Last name, Title, [in:] I. Last name, I. Last name (ed.), Book title, place of issue year.
   Title, ed. I. Last name, place of issue year.
   I. Last name (ed.), Title, place of issue year.
   I. Last name, Article title, „Journal’s name” year, yearbook (No), p. x–x.
   Article title [online], web address [access: day.month.year].

4.1 General Principles

1. The text submitted for publication shall not be previously published or submitted for publication at any other publisher.
2. Apart from the abstracts in English and the original language of the presentation (if it is different from English), attach 4-7 keywords (in the same document).
3. Abstracts length should be in the range of 200 to 300 characters.
4. By submitting the abstracts for publication, each Author agrees to the Publishing Press’s/Editor’s corrections and amendments within the text.

4.2 Format

1. The text should be saved in an Microsoft Word editable format (.doc, .docx).
2. Please do not divide words or apply any special formatting: underlining, tagging, comments, automatic styles, hard spacing, soft enters, page breaks, section breaks. The text will undergo typesetting according to generally acceptable rules.

4.3 Text Parameters

1. A4 size, vertical orientation.
2. Times New Roman (TNR) font, size 12.
3. 1,5 spacing.
4. Justified text.
5. Indentation for the first line of each paragraph: 1,25 cm.
6. All margins 2,5 cm.
7. Times New Roman (TNR) font, size 12.
8. Page numbers: Arabic with periods (1., 2., 3., etc.).
9. Page numbers on the bottom, aligned to the center of the page.

4.4 Arrangement of the Text

The report or analysis should be divided into the following editorial units:

1. The Author’s full name and academic degree/title with affiliation
2. The title of the report or analysis
3. Introduction (must include an aim or hypothesis)
4. The text itself, divided into sections and subheadings
5. Summary (must include conclusions)
6. References (bibliography)