Russian Peasant Studies

Aims & Scope

Informing the scientific and general public about the progress and results of research in the field of history, methodology and empirical research in the field of peasant studies, rural sociology and social geography. The publication of original articles, translations and reviews in the field of theory, history, methodology and empirical research in the field of peasant studies, rural sociology and social geography. The audience includes, but not limits academics, university students and teachers, researchers, practitioners, organizational developers, policy designers and makers. Articles are accepted for publication in Russian or English on topics relevant to the mission and goals of the journal. The journal does not charge authors for publication and processing fees. Articles that were previously published in other publications, as well as in the form of online preprints, are not accepted for publication. Articles submitted to the editor for publication should not be published elsewhere before. Detailed article requirements are published in the sectionFor Authors. Details of publication ethics are published in the sectionPublishing Ethics. Double blind review process allpies to all articles. Initial review of the articles to comply with the standards of the Journal, as a rule, takes 5 working days after its submission. This review assesses the article to satisfy the scope and the standards of the journal on the basis of the checklist and the sample of the manuscript presented in the section "Author Guidelines". If the article does not meet the standards of the Journal and/or is out of its scope, it is rejected. Resubmission of the manuscript is possible after bringing it into line with the requirements of the journal. The decision will be sent to e-mail the article is came from. The copyright for articles published in the journal belongs to the authors. When using materials created by other authors (texts, tables, images) in the articles, the authors and / or copy

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