Cyberecology is a peer-reviewed periodical published once or twice a year, depending on the volume of submitted and accepted manuscripts.
The journal is an open access electronic publication. All published content is freely available online without subscription fees or access restrictions.
Submitted manuscripts undergo peer review before publication in order to ensure their academic quality, relevance, originality and contribution to the field of cyber ecology. The review process is carried out by the editorial team and is intended to maintain the academic standards and scientific quality of the journal. Based on the outcome of the review process, the Editorial Board makes the final decision regarding acceptance or rejection for publication.
Cyberecology follows academic standards of research integrity and publication ethics. All submitted manuscripts are expected to contain original work and properly acknowledge the sources used. The journal does not accept manuscripts that contain plagiarism, duplicate publication or inappropriate use of previously published materials. Manuscripts are checked for originality before publication.
Copyright remains with the authors of published articles. Cyberecology provides free and immediate access to all published content. Any use, reproduction or distribution of published materials requires proper acknowledgment of the authors and the source of publication.
Authors are permitted to deposit the published version of their articles in institutional or other repositories of their choice, provided that the original publication in Cyberecology is properly acknowledged.
The journal publishes texts in both Bulgarian and English languages and does not charge any publication fees. Submitted materials must fall within the subject area of cyber ecology. Manuscripts must not exceed 15 standard pages.
- The file must begin with the surname of the author.
- The text format must be: Windows, Rich Text Format, Times New Roman. Size: 12; Alignment: Justified; spacing between lines – Single.
- An abstract in Bulgarian up to 150 words
- Keywords in Bulgarian from 6 to 8
- An abstract in English from 150 to 200 words
- Keywords in English from 6 to 8
- Citations to be exported into notes under a line with consecutive numbering.
- Used and quoted literature is to be presented separately at the end of the text in the following format in alphabetical order:
- Book: Botterweck, Y. G. (2001).Theological dictionary of the Old Testament, Vol. XI., p. 607.
- Article/Chapter in collection: Feez, S. (2002). Heritage and innovation in second language education. In A. Johns (Ed.), Genres in the Classroom (pp. 43-72). Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum.
- Article in a magazine: Wood, D., Bruner, J. S., G. Ross. (1976). The role of tutoring in problem solving. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 17, 89-100.
- Electronic sources: Gо, F., М. Trunfio, A. (2014) Cultural Hybridization Approach to Reinterpreting the Integration-Diversity Dichotomy: The Case of Guggenheims Master Branding Bilbao. European Journal of Cross–Cultural Competence and Management. Forth coming papers. http://www.inderscience.com/info/ingeneral/forthcoming.php?jcode=ejccm. 16.10.2014
- Applications are sent to the email: silvia_mineva@abv.bg
atanass@mail.bg
