Scientific Route OÜ is pleased to accept manuscripts of chapters of collective monographs and monographs for publication with indexing in Scopus. The publishing house provides an opportunity for authors to publish their research and share their knowledge with the world.

The nearest topics of collective monographs:

• "Education before the challenges of modernity"
• "Transformations of national economies under conditions of instability" (by country)
• "Post-traumatic syndromes: psychologies of adaptation"
• "Social tension: manifestation and causes"
• "LGBTQ+ Studies: identity and socium"
• Your topic

Scientific Route OÜ is committed to providing open access to its collective monographs and monographs so that many people can benefit from new knowledge and research. At the same time, copyright remains with the authors, allowing them to retain control over their work.

Their peer review process is based on a double-blind principle, which ensures objective and reliable assessment. The publisher carefully analyse each manuscript before making a decision on its publication.

The language of publication is English, which allows the authors to reach a global audience and contribute to the dissemination of scientific knowledge.

Depending on the country of authors, different discount models are applied, ranging from 20% to 50%. Please refer to the list of countries to learn more about the available discounts.

Scientific Route OÜ invites authors from all over the world to submit their manuscripts and join its international community of researchers. You have a unique opportunity to publish your scientific discoveries and make a significant contribution to the world of science.

Possible model of long-term cooperation under a package offer.

Scientific Route OÜ is looking forward to receiving your manuscripts and working with you!

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