The Editorial Board recommends that, for the technical layout of the article, the template specified below should be used.

THE BEGINNING

1. Title – Times New Roman, size 12 pt, in bold, CAPITAL LETTERS.
2. Name and surname – Times New Roman, size 12 pt, in italics.
3. Abstract (in the language of the article) – Times New Roman, size 10 pt.
4. Keywords – 3-5 words/phrases (in the language of the article) – Times New Roman, size 10 pt.

Title, names, abstract, and keywords are all followed by one blank line.

FOLLOWED BY

1. Title (in English) – Times New Roman, size 12 pt, in bold, CAPITAL LETTERS
2. Name and surname (in English) – Times New Roman, size 12 pt, in italics
3. Abstract (in English) – Times New Roman, size 10 pt
4. Keywords – 3-5 words/phrases (in English) – Times New Roman, size 10 pt.

Title, names, abstract, and keywords are all followed by one blank line.

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REQUIREMENTS FOR FORMATTING THE TEXT OF THE ARTICLE (SEE TEMPLATE IN THE ANNEX)

1. Microsoft Word, size: A5.
2. Margins: 1.9 cm on all sides, indent for a new row: 1.25 cm, justified, references, sources, dictionaries – indent – 0.5 cm.; row spacing: 1 (single).

• Font: Times New Roman, size 12 pt.
• In-text citations should be in square brackets and should provide information about the reference number and cited pages, e.g. [2, p. 31].
• The examples should be in italics, punctuation marks between them should be in bold and italics. Examples should be followed by the author’s name in parentheses: (I. Vazov). Bold is allowed for highlights, underline is used only in exceptional cases.
• Footnotes and endnotes are not allowed.

3. References should be in alphabetical order and follow the article. The section should be called REFERENCES and should be formatted in bold in accordance with the template below.

It should be followed by a transliteration of the references.

4. Below the list of references, the paper should provide information about the author according to the requirements in the template.

• Name and surname
• Degree
• Academic rank
• Organization in which the author works at the time
• City, country
• E-mail
• ORCID or other IDs of the author

Pattern for formatting the article