Reference and Citation Guide

 

IN TEXT CITATION

The citations in the text must follow the citation style and system recommended by the journal (Reference and Citation Guide).

An author-date citation system (Harvard system) is recommended. (Smith, 2020) (Johnson & Lee, 2019, p. 237) (Kant, 1992; Smith, 2020)

Citations of sources written in alphabets other than the Latin script should be rendered in their transliterated form in the text. (Ivanova, 2025)

REFERENCES

References to sources cited in the text are listed in alphabetical order by the authors' last names, with the year of publication placed immediately after the author's name.

Sources without an author (anonymous), or those whose author is an organization, are ordered alphabetically according to the first element of the reference.

References written in alphabets other than the Latin script should be transliterated and arranged in the general alphabetical order, followed by a note indicating the language of the source in square brackets (e.g. [in Bulgarian]).

The transliteration of Bulgarian sources should follow the Bulgarian Transliteration Law (2009). It is recommended to use: https://slovored.com/transliteration/

 

Ivanova, G. (2025). K. G. Yung i dalbinite na dushata. Sofia: Millenium, 216 s. [in Bulgarian].

Johnson, L. & Lee, M. (2019). Social justice and policy analysis. Journal of Modern Social Studies, vol. 45, no 3, pp. 234–250. https://doi.org/10.1234/jmss.2019.456.

Kant, I. (1992). Kritika na chistia razum. Sofia: BAN. [in Bulgarian].

Smith, J. A. (2020). Interdisciplinary Research in the Humanities. Cambridge, M: Academic Press.