General Requirements
The article should be prepared by Microsoft Windows operational system Microsoft Word text editor. The 
author submits the paper by registering to www.eis.ktu.lt
The suggested length of the article is ~4000–8000 words. 
The structure of the article should correspond to the general requirements of research papers. It should 
clearly present the research problem, the aim, research methods, results and discussion, conclusions, 
references, according to the American Pshycological Association 6th edition system used in the journal.
Presented papers will be reviewed by two experts. 
5. If you are referring to some authors in the paper, the name of the author and the year of publication 
should be indicated in the text and a full list of references provided at the end of the article. 
Structure of the article should be as follows:

Notes for contributors

 _ Title of the article;
 _ Full name of the author;
 _ Abstract in English (approximately 1500–2000 

printed characters);
 _ Keywords (5–7);
 _ Introduction;
 _ Theoretical background/literature review;

 _ Methods;
 _ Results and discussion;
 _ Conclusions;
 _ References;
 _ Date of submission (year, month);
 _ Information about the author.

Requirements for the Preparation of an Electronic Form of an Article
Text. An article shall be submitted according to the sequence specified in the general requirements of the article.
The text of the article shall be submitted in A4 format (210 x 297 mm), using only the necessary text formatting, 
11 pt. Times New Roman text font and 14 pt. Times New Roman font in Bold for article headings.

Illustrations. Text in the tables and charts shall be written in 9 pt. font, using single line spacing. Tables and 
charts shall be numbered and have titles.

Tables, charts and illustrations shall be submitted in separate files (not only in Word software). If illustrations 
are prepared using Excel software, it is necessary to provide open operational files of illustrations. The photo 
resolution shall not be less than 300 dpi.

References  

Submitting the paper, the following data about the author (no more than 600 printed characters) should be 
presented separately:

 _ Name, surname;
 _ Scientific title and the title referring to a research 

field or trend;

 _ Area of research interests;
 _ Author’s working place, its address and e–mail.

The list of references is presented in one column (10 
pt) according to the alphabet. References (not less 
than 25 resources, wide use of ISI (http://www.isinet.
com/isi). Here are some basic reference forms (jour-
nal article; working papers; book; book chapter; the 
internet address).

Journal article:
Broner, F., Didier, T., Erce, A., & Schmukler, S. L. (2013). 
Gross Capital Flows: Dynamics and Crises. Journal of 
Monetary Economics, 60(1), 113–133.

Working papers:
Artige, L. & Nicolini, R. (2006). Evidence on the De-
term inants of Foreign Direct Investment. The Case 
of Three European Regions (No. 07) (p. 33). Retrieved 
from http://www2.ulg.ac.be/crepp/papers/crepp–
wp200607.pdf

Book:
Daugeliene R. (2011). ES ekonomine integracija: 
priezastys, raida, perspektyvos (p. 281). KTU: Tech-
nologija.

Book chapter:
O’Neil, J. M., & Egan, J. (1992). Men’s and women’s 
gender role journeys: Metaphor for healing, transi-
tion, and transformation. In B. R. Wainrib (Ed.), Gender 
issues across the life cycle (pp. 107–123). New York: 
Springer.

Internet Access:
European Commission. (2013). TARIC Consulta-
tion methodology. Retrieved December 14, 2013, 
from http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/dds2/
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