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Dear colleagues,

Information on international conference "IV Firsova Reading: Language in Modern Discourse Practices" is available by the following link: f-ch.org

Hope to see you in RUDN University!

The International Conference “Global Migration Trends 2020: Security, Healthcare and Integration” was passed on June 4-5, 2019. This Conference was organized by IMLICaM in RUDN (People`s Friendship University of Russia).

The Conference is a forum for the development of international humanitarian dialogue in the field of migration together with the exchange of the experience of the expert and research activity on the study of migration processes in the Eurasian space.

As part of the plenary session and conference sections a wide range of migration-related issues was considered:

• Global trends and challenges of modern migration processes in Eurasia
• Migration turbulence: legal regulation at the national level. The role and potential of a Global Migration Treaty in Eurasia
• Multiculturalism and multilingualism: best practices of organizing reception and adaptation of various migrants’ categories
• Cooperation of state authorities and civil society institutions in the migration management Migration as a challenge for national healthcare systems
• Efficient integration of migrant children as a factor of long-term social stability
• Politics and mass-media: the created effects for migration

The event passed with the expert support of the Council of Europe with the participation of specialized professionals from member states of the European Union and CIS.

The International Conference “Global Migration Trends 2020: Security, Healthcare and Integration” was passed on June 4-5, 2019. This Conference was organized by IMLICaM in RUDN (People`s Friendship University of Russia).

The Conference is a forum for the development of international humanitarian dialogue in the field of migration together with the exchange of the experience of the expert and research activity on the study of migration processes in the Eurasian space.

As part of the plenary session and conference sections a wide range of migration-related issues was considered:

• Global trends and challenges of modern migration processes in Eurasia
• Migration turbulence: legal regulation at the national level. The role and potential of a Global Migration Treaty in Eurasia
• Multiculturalism and multilingualism: best practices of organizing reception and adaptation of various migrants’ categories
• Cooperation of state authorities and civil society institutions in the migration management Migration as a challenge for national healthcare systems
• Efficient integration of migrant children as a factor of long-term social stability
• Politics and mass-media: the created effects for migration

The event was passed with the expert support of the Council of Europe with the participation of specialized professionals from member states of the European Union and CIS.

Dear Authors! To clarify your understanding of the specifics of our magazine, we ask you to pay attention to the listed codes of specialties.

The Journal compensates the absence / inadequacy of boundary - Russophone and Translingual Literature studies, there is yet neither code nor an interdisciplinary journal aimed at studying the Russophone and Translingual Literature in general.

Polylingualism and Transcultural Practices (PTP) carries out an active attempt to understand and describe the problems of non-national literatures, but Russophone, Francophone, Anglophone, etc. Literature created by Russophone and bi-, translingual authors whose work clearly does not belong to any of the national literatures (for example, Ch. Aitmatov, Fazil Iskander, Anatoly Kim, etc., who created their texts in Russian, etc.).

Dear Authors! Our magazine has been renamed, not all databases managed to respond quickly to changes. In the list of HAC, we still enter under the old name "Bulletin of RUDN. Educational Issues: Languages and specialty"; in the RSCI we appear under both our names, the first is noted by "Included in the list of HAC", the second is without remarks. The editors are currently removing these technical differences. In the Ministry of Education and Science and RSCI we were assured that everything would be brought in line during March. Please, if you have questions don’t hesitate to contact us.

Your editorial board.

Dear Authors! As you know, the Journals of the RUDN adopted the procedure of double-blind reviewing ranging from two weeks to several months. We understand that this expectation is fraught for you with certain difficulties and inconveniences. Our editorial introduces pre-screening, i.e. preliminary assessment of the manuscript for thematic correspondence to the profile of our journal. You can send by mail a letter with the subject "Prescreening" where you should give a name of the topic, abstract, keywords, and the brief information about the authors.

A considerable part of manuscripts are rejected during the review process precisely because of the thematic discrepancies.

In case of initial approval the editors will advise you on how to upload materials to the site. If your topic is not approved by objective reasons, we will advise you a profile journal. We appreciate your time and are glad to cooperate. Letters with a mark "prescreening" send to the address vestnik_valikova@mail.ru

Sincerely, editors.

Dear Authors, Readers and Experts of our journal! From the third number of the fifteenth volume the journal will be published under the new title: "Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices". We are still striving for scientific understanding of language climate of Russia and the CIS. Bi- and polylingualism, bilingual education, intercultural communication, translingual practices are the priority directions of our editorial board. The new name does not change the story in the root, but paves the course of its further development. Stay with us. Your editorial board.

Dear Authors of our magazine! Please note that from the first issue of our journal in 2018 the style of design of the Russian-language list of literature has changed (block "References"). By the decision of the editorial board the bibliographic list is styled as MLA; you can read detailed examples on the site of the journal in the "Requirements for the Author".

We draw your attention to the fact that you should include links to relevant articles in the academic periodical publications and the number of cited sources should not be less than 15 (the optimal number is - 25 - 36 sources for the manuscript totaling 6 thousand words).

Looking forward to cooperation, editorial board.

Posted Feb 06-2019

The editorial board welcomes articles related to:

* Literature of the peoples of the Russian Federation. Articles devoted to understanding the so-called Russian-language (translingual) literature created by ethnic non-Russian authors in the territory of the Russian Federation and the CIS are accepted.

* The literature of the regional minorities in Russia and foreign countries. Works in which the transcultural text created by the bil-, translingual author (for example, English-language works of Chinese authors, etc.) is investigated are published.

* Theory of literature, textology. Theoretical articles that offer new approaches to the "translingual imagination": the study of inter-code switching within the artistic text, problems of multiple identities, manifestations of the introlinguistic and extralinguistic adaptation of elements, etc. are welcomed.

* Russian language. Articles in which the Russian language is studied as a component of bi-, polylingualism in the framework of the theory of bilingualism, translingualism, transculturation. Accepted are the articles in the direction of "Bilingual education", but not "Methods of teaching RFL (Russian as a foreign language)", "Russian Language".

* Languages of the peoples of the Russian Federation. Works in which the languages of the peoples of the Russian Federation are studied as components of a language pair (triad) in the aspect of bi- and polylingualism, translingualism are accepted.

Deer Colleagues! 
RUDN University stars at QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019: “Modern Languages” (151-200) and “Linguistics” (251-300). 
We congratulate and thank RUDN staff across these disciplines who have collectively contributed to this great result.

A new list of peer-reviewed scientific publications is posted on the website of the Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation.