Submissions

Author Guidelines

Rules for articles (template for articles)
Os Articles must have a length between 4000 and 7000 words, for regular publication. The length of each article should be a maximum of 12 to 18 pages, including references, illustrations, graphs, maps, tables, bibliography and should obey the following structure:

a) Top-of-page identification including:

- Title of the article (in Portuguese, English and Spanish): it should be clear, objective and explicit and can be supplemented by a subtitle.

- Name(s) of the author(s) – institution to which it binds, e-mail (these data should only appear after approval of the article).
b1) Abstract in Portuguese (maximum of 250 words)

It is the synthesized presentation of the main points of the text, highlighting the aspects of greater interest and importance. The abstract should present in a concise the objectives, the methodology and results achieved, not exceeding 250 words.
b2) Abstract in two additional foreign languages: resumo, resumen... (maximum of 250 words)
c) Key words

These are descriptors that identify the content of the article. The required number of descriptors is a minimum of two and a maximum of five.

Note: The abstract/summary and keywords in foreign languages must comply with the same standards and requirements as those in Portuguese.

d) Body Text
The text should be divided into three parts:

1 -Introduction: should state briefly the subject, display settings, concepts, points of view and approaches, justification of the choice of theme, objectives and adopted plan for the development of the research or study; should place the research problem in the general context of the area and indicate the necessary assumptions for their understanding.

2 -Development: core of the work where the author exposes, explains and demonstrates the issue in all its aspects. It can have titles and subtitles, depending on the degree of structure of the text.

3 -Conclusion: final synthesis of the work

Footnotes should be used for absolutely necessary clarifications. They must be automatically numbered and placed at the bottom of the page.
e) Example for formatting (in Word): template for articles.
In this model the bibliographic standards can be observed.

Submission Preparation Checklist

All submissions must meet the following requirements.

The bibliography is in accordance with the formatting required by the journal
The text follows the standards of style, structure and bibliographic requirements described in the Guidelines for Authors, in the About the Journal section.
The submission has not been previously published, nor is it before another journal for consideration (or an explanation has been provided in Comments to the Editor).
Files for submission are in Microsoft Word, OpenOffice or RTF format (no larger than 2MB).
The identification of the author of the article has been removed from the text and from the Properties option in Word, thus guaranteeing the journal's confidentiality criteria if submitted for peer review (e.g. articles), according to the instructions available in Ensuring Peer Review.

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