1. Policy Objective

The scientific focus policy defines the thematic identity of the journal and ensures that the published materials have a consistent scientific orientation, a clear place in international scientific exchange and a sustainable contribution to the respective discipline.

2. Scientific scope

The journal publishes research that:

• develops existing scientific knowledge;
• proposes new theoretical or applied solutions;
• uses scientifically sound methodologies;
• has potential for international scientific communication.

3. Criteria for thematic relevance

Each manuscript is assessed against:

• compliance with the subject area of ??the journal;
• a clearly formulated scientific problem;
• contribution to the existing literature;
• presence of an international scientific context;
• potential for impact on the development of the discipline.

4. Inadmissible content

Publications are not accepted that:

• do not have a clearly expressed scientific contribution;
• are only descriptive materials without analytical value;
• are not related to the thematic profile of the publication;
• contain unverified statements without scientific argumentation.

5. Strategic goal

Through this policy, the publication guarantees:

• clear scientific positioning;
• consistency of content;
• international recognition;
• sustainable development towards inclusion in international bibliographic and citation databases.