“World Eñonomy and International Relations”Journal adheres to the norms generally accepted by the international academic community, including the editors’ and publishers’ ethics, the ethics of academic peer-reviewing, the authors’ ethics, and also the requirements of the current legislation of the Russian Federation.We act in in conjunction with the following fundamental documents:

• Code of Conduct and Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors (Committee on Publication Ethics)
• Declaration of the Association of scientific editors and publishers “Ethical Principles of Scientific Publications”
• Provisions of Chapter 70th “Copyright” of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation

In its activity, the Editor pursues the principles of scientific character, objectivity, professionalism, impartiality.

The Editor comes from the reliability of submitted data and scientific significance of the reviewed work, evaluates the manuscript and works with it to determine its place in the modern scientificcontext, possible updating themes, as well as the editorial policy of the Journal.

The Editor ensures tosolely evaluate intellectual and scientific content of the manuscript. Any personal and subjective evaluationsare categorically not acceptable in the editor’s work.

The Editor is obliged to agree the final version of the manuscript with the author before its publication (after making all edits and changes).

The Editor does not allow to publish manuscripts with the signs of plagiarism, conflicts of interest, fictional authorship, etc. (see Basic ethical principles of authors of scientific articles).

The Editor adheres to the principle of the confidentiality of the review process, i.e. ensures that no parts of the manuscripts are disclosed to third parties before its publication; Also, materials not included in the final version of the article will not be disclosed to third parties without the consent of the author.