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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
  • The submission is original and unpublished. On the first page, it includes the title, name, author's affiliation and other contact details (email, phone, etc.).
  • Footnotes are written at the bottom of the page. They are only used to clarify or provide more information (Font: Times New Roman, 11-points, single spacing). They are numbered consecutively
  • The article has a Discursive Methodology that includes the following sections: Title, Author's Name, Abstract, Keywords, Introduction or Presentation, Development and, Conclusions, Suggestions and / or Recommendations, as well as References
  • It is recommended to include subheadings every two pages approximately. Headings and subheadings may be modified by the Editor, Editorial Board and Peer-Reviewers
  • The article contains a 2- to 5-line abstract, which is included after the title of the manuscript. In addtion, the article has five keywords. In addition, the Abstract and Keywords are written in the Spanish and English
  • Figures and Tables are sorted numerically (Arabic numbers) based on their appearance within the text, as well as to citing the source (footnote in Figures).
  • References from printed, electronic and Internet sources are sorted seperately at the end of the manuscript
  • References are listed alphabetically and there are only the ones cited throughout the text
  • The format of references from printed sources are prepared based on the following:
    a) Books: Last name, First name. (Year). Title. Publisher, City, DOI (if available)
    b) Articles or chapter in an edited book: Last name, First name, (Year). “Title”, In Name of Editor, Title of the book, (pp. pages of article or chapter). Publisher, City, DOI (if available)
    c) Journals and newspapers: Last name, First name, (Year), “Title”, the word in, Name of the publication, Volume, Number, Pages, DOI (if available)

    References from electronic sources are prepared based on the following:
    Surname, First name, (Year), URL, consultation date, (day, month, year).

    References from Internet pages are prepared based on the following:
    URL, date of consultation (day, month, year).
  • I agree that the final decision, once the peer-review process has finished, is one of the following:
    a) Accept the manuscript for publication
    b) Accept the manuscript after conducting revisions
    c) Reject the manuscript

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