Questions about IAE Review

IAE Review is the Association's peer-reviewed online academic journal. Articles are published immediately after completion of the review process, without waiting for a scheduled issue. The journal provides: Open Access, permanent citation URLs, online-first publication. DOIs are registered through Crossref. The submission procedure is described in the Editorial Policy.

Editorial policySubmit a manuscript

Professional verification, forensic expertise, arbitration standards and academic assessment of achievements. The section is indicated on submission.

IAE is a Crossref member with prefix 10.68034; a DOI is registered for published articles. Until registration the article page shows the note "pending registration".

Any author. IAE membership is not required and does not affect the editorial decision.

In Russian or English. The abstract and keywords are given in both languages. The published English version is the Version of Record; the Russian version is the official translation.

No article-processing charge is imposed. Articles are published in open access under CC BY 4.0; authors retain copyright.

Remove names, affiliations and self-citations from the main text; author details, funding and conflicts of interest appear only on the title page, submitted as a separate file.

Yes, if the editors are expressly informed in the cover letter. Simultaneous submission elsewhere is prohibited; a manuscript based on a conference paper must contain at least 30 % new material.

Double-anonymous: authors and reviewers do not know each other. At least two independent reviewers, in-house or invited. Competence and conflicts of interest are checked before assignment. The step-by-step procedure is set out in the editorial policy.

The initial decision (send for review or decline) comes within 7 business days. The decision after peer review comes within 60 calendar days of submission; revisions requested by reviewers extend the term.

Authors may appeal a rejection when they believe the decision: involved procedural irregularities, contains factual errors, was affected by an impermissible reviewer conflict of interest.

Appeals address procedural irregularities or clear factual errors made by reviewers. Resubmission of a revised manuscript is treated as a new submission, not as an appeal.

More in the editorial policy

An author must satisfy all of the following criteria: make a substantial contribution to the concept, design, collection, or interpretation of data, participate in drafting or critically revising the manuscript, approve the final version, accept responsibility for all aspects of the work. Persons who do not meet all these criteria should be acknowledged in the Acknowledgements section rather than listed as co-authors. Guest or honorary authorship and ghost authorship are prohibited.

Editorial policy

State the tool, the purpose and the verification measures in the Methodology or Acknowledgements section. AI cannot be a co-author; undisclosed AI-generated text is grounds for rejection.

Editorial policy

On the title page, authors must indicate: sources of funding for the study; affiliations with organizations with an interest in the results; and any other circumstances that could call into question the authors' independence. The absence of conflicts of interest must also be clearly stated: "The authors declare no conflict of interest."

Editorial policy

Authors retain copyright in their works. By publishing an article in IAE Review, authors grant IAE a non-exclusive, royalty-free, perpetual license to: reproduce the work, distribute the work, display the work publicly, create derivative works in any format. This license applies to the operation of the journal and IAE's non-commercial activities.

Authors may deposit either of the following versions: the accepted manuscript following peer review but before journal formatting, the final published version. These versions may be posted in: institutional repositories, personal websites, academic social networks. A link to the original publication in IAE Review and its DOI must be included.

IAE Review follows a policy of transparency regarding errors and violations of publication ethics. All corrections, notices, and retractions are explicitly linked to the original article and added to the DOI metadata.

Requests for corrections and complaints relating to published materials must be sent to the Editorial Office. All submissions are considered with reference to COPE recommendations.