UNIVERSIDAD DE GUANAJUATO
LINEAMIENTOS DEL COMITÉ DE PUBLICACIONES Y PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL DE LA DIVISION DE CIENCIAS ECONÓMICO ADMINISTRATIVAS
Elaborado por: COMISIÓN ESPECIAL PARA LA EDICIÓN DE PRODUCTOS ACADÉMICOS DE LA DCEA
Octubre, 2011
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EXPOSICIÓN DE MOTIVOS
Los presentes lineamientos tienen como objetivo establecer las normas que regularán la evaluación de los productos académicos de los profesores-investigadores de la División por parte del Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual.
El primer capítulo de este Reglamento, define que se trata de un ordenamiento que regula la función del Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual.
En el capítulo segundo se menciona el objetivo del Comité, mientras que los requisitos mínimos para que sea evaluado el producto académico del profesor-investigador se mencionan en el capítulo tercero.
El capítulo cuarto señala los criterios generales para la evaluación de los productos académicos.
La definición de cada uno de los productos académicos se presenta en el capítulo quinto.
El capítulo sexto regula el procedimiento interno, que habrá de cumplir cada profesor-investigador para la obtención del aval del producto académico; asimismo, integra las causas de excusas y recusaciones.
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CAPÍTULO I DE LA FUNDAMENTACIÓN
Artículo 1.- El presente ordenamiento regula la operación del Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual de la División de Ciencias Económico Administrativas y establece las normas para evaluar y otorgar el aval a los productos académicos de los profesores-investigadores de la División. Lo anterior con apego a la Ley Orgánica de la Universidad de Guanajuato, al Estatuto Orgánico, al Estatuto Académico, al Estatuto del Personal Académico, al Plan de Desarrollo Institucional, al Plan de Desarrollo del Campus y al Plan de Desarrollo de la División.
CAPÍTULO II OBJETIVO
Artículo 2.- El objetivo del Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual de la División de Ciencias Económico Administrativas es evaluar los productos académicos de los profesores-investigadores de la División para determinar si cumplen o no con los requisitos para que les sea otorgado el aval al que hace mención el Reglamento del Programa de Estímulos al Desempeño del Personal Docente.
CAPÍTULO III DE LOS CANDIDATOS A LA EVALUACIÓN
Artículo 3.- Son candidatos para obtener el aval aquellos profesores de carrera de tiempo completo de 40 horas y de manera proporcional los de 30 horas, en las categorías de asociado y titular.
Artículo 4.- Los profesores que quieran ser acreedores al aval deberán bajo protesta decir la verdad y apegarse a los principios del Código de Ética de la Universidad.
Artículo 5.- El Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual podrá comprobar la veracidad de la información entregada para la evaluación y el otorgamiento del aval.
CAPÍTULO IV DE LOS CRITERIOS GENERALES DE LA EVALUACIÓN
Artículo 6.- Para la obtención del aval, los productos académicos de los profesores-investigadores serán evaluados por el Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual de la División, de acuerdo a los presentes Lineamientos.
El Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual de la División se reserva el derecho de verificar la autenticidad de los documentos presentados para su evaluación. 3
Artículo 7.- Se considera un producto académico aquella obra escrita u oral que aporta elementos para la creación de conocimiento en un área específica.
Artículo 8.- Serán considerados como criterios generales para la evaluación de los productos académicos los siguientes: a) Valor agregado: Se refiere a la claridad y la vigencia de los conceptos, la profundidad con que se trate el tema y la contribución al área del conocimiento correspondiente. b) Formato estándar: De acuerdo a las alternativas presentadas en el Apéndice 2. c) Honestidad académica: De acuerdo al Código de Ética de la Universidad.
El otorgamiento del aval estará en función del cumplimiento de todos y cada uno de los tres puntos señalados en este artículo.
Artículo 9.- Se considerarán para su evaluación productos académicos en los idiomas español, francés, inglés y portugués. Obras ejecutadas en cualquier otro idioma se podrán evaluar con el apoyo de un asesor externo al Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual.
Se sugiere que cuando el profesor-investigador presente un producto académico en lengua no materna, éste sea sometido tanto a la revisión de ortografía y gramática disponible en los paquetes estándar de procesamiento de textos como a la revisión de un Servicio Editorial profesional, con el objetivo de mejorar el producto y agilizar la evaluación por parte del Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual. (Ver Apéndice 3).
Artículo 10.- Los productos académicos que serán evaluados para el otorgamiento del aval son: a) Libro especializado b) Reedición de libro (corregida y aumentada) c) Capítulo en libro de investigación d) Traducción de libro e) Traducción de capítulo de libro f) Productos de divulgación g) Memorias en extenso (con ISBN) h) Traducción de productos de divulgación i) Edición de revista o catálogo j) Reseña k) Artículo de investigación en revistas científicas especializadas arbitradas
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l) Editorial en revista m) Cartas al editor en revista n) Trabajo presentado en evento especializado (Memoria de evento sin ISBN)
Lo anterior de acuerdo a los criterios utilizados por CONACYT en su glosario de términos técnicos y al Reglamento del Programa de Estímulos al Desempeño del Personal Docente.
Artículo 11.- El Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual suscribirá un dictamen para los productos académicos evaluados y los remitirá con las observaciones correspondientes al profesor-investigador. Los dictámenes tendrán tres categorías: a) Aval b) Aval condicionado, sujeto a revisiones c) Sin Aval
Artículo 12.- El dictamen emitido por el Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual podrá ser apelable en un término de cinco días hábiles contados a partir de la fecha de la notificación oficial al interesado.
CAPÍTULO V CRITERIOS DE EVALUACIÓN
Artículo 13.- Los productos académicos que serán evaluados son los siguientes: a) Libro: Obra completa publicada impresa o digital sobre temas científicos, tecnológicos, culturales, artísticos o disciplinares, que realiza el profesor-investigador para ofrecer información relevante sobre un área del conocimiento relacionada con su quehacer. Se valorarán los siguientes criterios de calidad: - Contar con ISBN, aunque esto no garantiza por si sólo el aval - La profundidad con que se trate el tema - La claridad y la vigencia de los conceptos - Las fuentes de información - La contribución al área del conocimiento correspondiente - La extensión (mínimo 50 páginas) - El formato editorial (ver Apéndice 3 para los formatos aceptados) - El prestigio de la editorial b) Reedición de libro (corregida y aumentada): Implica modificaciones o actualizaciones de una obra ya editada, de acuerdo a los criterios del rubro del libro.
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c) Capítulo de libro: Para ser considerado como tal, debe formar parte de un libro editado y publicado, de acuerdo a los criterios del rubro del libro. Las breves introducciones y los prólogos no se evalúan como capítulos de libro. d) Traducción de libro: Es la edición de un texto convertido de un idioma a otro distinto al original, publicado por una institución de reconocido prestigio. e) Traducción de capítulo de libro: Es la edición de un capítulo de libro en otro idioma publicado por instituciones de reconocido prestigio. f) Productos de divulgación: Son los escritos que comunican conocimiento utilizando para ello, una gran variedad de medios. Dicha comunicación va dirigida a distintos públicos, recreando el conocimiento y contextualizándolo para hacerlo accesible. La calidad se estima en función de la originalidad, el impacto y la claridad. Son considerados para este rubro artículos en revistas o periódicos de divulgación. g) Memorias en extenso (con ISBN): Se refiere a versiones escritas de ponencias realizadas en algún evento o foro académico. Se tomarán en cuenta para la evaluación aquellas que cuenten con ISBN y que hayan pasado por un proceso de dictamen. h) Traducción de productos de divulgación: Es la conversión de un artículo de divulgación escrito en otro idioma, en algún medio impreso o digital de reconocido prestigio. i) Edición de revista o catálogo: Es la revisión y diseño de una publicación periódica, científica, técnica o de divulgación, que contribuye al quehacer universitario. j) Reseña: Es la narración acerca de un artículo, libro o evento académico que se publica en una revista arbitrada con ISSN. El criterio de calidad será que la reseña sea a modo de ensayo crítico, y no sólo una síntesis del texto original. k) Artículo de investigación en revista especializada: Es la publicación de los resultados de investigación en revistas periódicas especializadas con arbitraje e ISSN, que informan sobre estudios originales, teorías o técnicas que no hayan sido publicados con anterioridad y que contribuyan a la generación del conocimiento. l) Editorial en revista: Es la publicación de escritos tales como prólogos, comentarios editoriales, presentaciones de libros, u otros análogos, solicitados a profesores, por un Editor o Comité Editorial, como reconocimiento a su experiencia y que implican el conocimiento profundo sobre un tema. Es necesario que la revista cuente con ISSN. m) Cartas al editor en revista: Es la publicación de escritos como cartas, que cumplen con el objetivo de opinar sobre algunos aspectos de la política editorial de la revista. Emiten un juicio crítico sobre un hecho de dominio público, amplían, interpretan o explican algunos aspectos de trabajos publicados recientemente en la revista.
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n) Trabajo presentado en evento especializado (Memoria de evento sin ISBN): Es la presentación de los resultados parciales o totales de una investigación, en seminarios, simposios, congresos o cualquier otro evento similar que no fueron arbitrados y/o que no cuentan con ISBN.
Para todos y cada uno de los productos académicos mencionados, se tomarán en cuenta los criterios descritos en el artículo 8 de los presentes Lineamientos.
El contar con registro ISSN para los productos académicos publicados en revistas científicas especializadas, garantiza la obtención automática del aval.
CAPÍTULO VI DEL PROCEDIMIENTO
Artículo 14.- El Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual llevará a cabo una evaluación integral de los documentos entregados por el profesor-investigador mediante los cuales pretenda acreditar su producto académico. La integralidad hace referencia a cumplir con los puntos antes mencionados de acuerdo al tipo de producto a que se refiera y también a los atributos de calidad, honestidad y ética.
Para este proceso de análisis, el Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual podrá allegarse de la información complementaria o adicional sobre los aspectos a evaluar por los medios que considere pertinentes; igualmente podrá auxiliarse de asesores especialistas a efecto de contar con mejores elementos de juicio, quienes en su caso tendrán voz, pero no voto.
Artículo 15.- Existirá un recurso de revisión, que tiene por objeto que se confirme, revoque o modifique la decisión impugnada y deberá interponerse por el interesado, ante el Consejo Divisional, dentro de los 5 días siguientes a la notificación del acto. Para la resolución por parte del Comité se contará con 20 días a partir de la fecha en que se reciba la impugnación por escrito.
En el escrito en que se interponga el recurso, el recurrente deberá expresar claramente los agravios que a su juicio le cause la resolución impugnada. Pudiendo anexar toda la documentación complementaria necesaria para acreditar el agravio impugnado.
La documentación anexada al escrito de agravio no será calificada si el recurrente no la mencionó previamente; la documentación que se aporte con posterioridad al proceso de evaluación no podrá ser tomada en cuenta a efecto de modificar el dictamen, solo será eficiente para proporcionar mayores elementos de convicción para que el Consejo pueda confirmar o modificar la determinación impugnada.
Artículo 16.- La resolución por parte del Consejo Divisional que ponga fin al recurso será
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definitiva.
Artículo 17.- En el Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual, el quórum de asistencia será de la mitad más uno del total de los miembros, y para que las votaciones sean válidas deberán ser sancionadas por mayoría relativa de los presentes. El Presidente tendrá voto de calidad en caso de empate.
El Secretario del Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual será electo por el voto de la mayoría de los miembros.
Artículo 18.- Los integrantes del Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual deberán excusarse en todos aquellos casos en que, por alguna razón, pueda verse afectada su imparcialidad.
TODOS AQUELLOS CASOS NO PREVISTOS EXPRESAMENTE EN LOS PRESENTES LINEAMIENTOS EL COMITÉ LOS RESOLVERÁ.
ÍNDICE DE LOS APÉNDICES
Apéndice 1: Definiciones de la Real Academia Española de la Lengua de los términos utilizados en el Artículo 8 de este Reglamento Apéndice 2: Formatos estándares aceptados para libros y artículos científicos Apéndice 3: Lista de Servicios Editoriales en Inglés Apéndice 4: Índice de revistas mexicanas de investigación científica y tecnológica en la lista del CONACYT, áreas IV y V. Apéndice 5: Lista de Casas Editoriales Reconocidas por el Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual
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APENDICE 1
Definiciones de la Real Academia Española de la Lengua de los Términos Utilizados en el Artículo 8 de este Reglamento
1) Claridad. (Del lat. clarĭtas, -ātis). ~ meridiana. claridad de un argumento o un razonamiento de muy fácil comprensión.
2) Vigencia. 1. f. Cualidad de vigente. vigente. (Del lat. vigens, -entis, part. act. de vigēre, tener vigor). 1. adj. Dicho de una ley, de una ordenanza, de un estilo o de una costumbre: Que está en vigor y observancia.
3) Profundidad. (Del lat. profundĭtas, -ātis). 4. f. Hondura o penetración del pensamiento o de las ideas. en ~. 1. loc. adv. De forma completa, con el mayor cuidado y rigor. La obra analiza en profundidad el problema del paro. U. t. c. loc. adj.
4) Contribución. (Del lat. contributĭo, -ōnis). 1. f. Acción y efecto de contribuir. contribuir. (Del lat. contribuĕre). 3. tr. Ayudar y concurrir con otros al logro de algún fin.
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APÉNDICE 2
Formatos Estándares Aceptados para Libros y Artículos Científicos
En este apéndice se presentan algunos formatos editoriales aceptados para productos académicos, tanto libros como artículos científicos.
Formato # 1: Formato editorial para libros de Springer
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sciences.There has always been a demand for dictionaries, and as the boundaries between traditional subjects become less well defined, the usefulness of specialist encyclopedias, dictionaries, handbooks, practical guides and other works of reference becomes ever greater. Such books may be organised thematically, or alphabetically. A proposal for this type of book should include a provisional list of topics to be included and, if possible, some specimen pages. Please also provide information on how you see the intended readership using the book. What we don’t publish! We do not publish new fiction, poetry or other forms of creative writing. We do not publish autobiography or memoir. We do not publish overtly devotional or religious tracts (except for the Bible), or political polemic. We do not publish cookbooks, car handbooks or D-I-Y manuals. We do not publish highly illustrated books for the general reader. Everything we publish must have some educational and/or scholarly value. Procedure Your proposal and any supporting material will be read by the appropriate Cambridge editor, who will discuss it with colleagues: we strongly advise you to show your outline before we see it to any immediate collaborators, students (if it is a text) and other professional colleagues, and that you consider their opinions carefully. This will speed up our assessment process and will almost certainly help you to write a well-balanced proposal. At this stage we may take external reports from referees, with a view to a formal commitment to publish, or we may simply ask you to prepare a more substantial draft (without any commitment to publish on either side): much will depend on the nature and level of the intended book, as described above. Or we may simply decline to pursue your proposal, as inappropriate in level or intention for Cambridge University Press. Summary The amount and type of information you give, overall, should be the amount and type you yourself would need if you were asked to assess a proposal from another authority in your field. Your initial proposal should include: Title Reasons for writing, proposed length and amount of illustration Intended completion date General overall account of content of book, list of chapters and indication of content of each chapter Brief credentials of author(s) Level of presentation The readership and market for the book Comparison with competing books.
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Anthropology Helen Barton [email protected]
Archaeology, classical art & civilization, Renaissance Studies, & bioethics Beatrice Rehl [email protected]
Classics and Byzantine Studies Michael Sharp [email protected]
Economics and management Chris Harrison [email protected]
History Michael Watson [email protected] Liz Friend-Smith [email protected]
History and area studies (Middle East, Asia and Islam) Marigold Acland [email protected]
History of ideas Richard Fisher [email protected]
Language and linguistics Andrew Winnard [email protected] Helen Barton [email protected]
Law Finola O'Sullivan [email protected] Kim Hughes [email protected] Sinead Moloney [email protected]
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Music, drama and opera Victoria Cooper [email protected]
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Psychology Hetty Reid [email protected]
Religious studies Laura Morris [email protected]
Formato # 3: Formato para artículos científicos de la American Economic Review
Disponible en http://www.aeaweb.org/aer/styleguide.php y http://www.aeaweb.org/aer/submissions.php
The American Economic Review: Guidelines
The American Economic Review: Submission Guidelines Special Announcement to Authors: Effective July 1, 2011 Upon a joint recommendation of the editors of the American Economic Review and the four American Economic Journals, the Executive Committee has voted to drop the "double-blind" refereeing process for all journals of the American Economic Association. The change to "single-blind" refereeing will become effective on July 1, 2011. Easy access to search engines increasingly limits the effectiveness of the double-blind process in maintaining anonymity. Further, it increases the administrative cost of the journals and makes it harder for referees to identify an author's potential conflicts of interest arising, for example, from consulting.
Submission Policy
Any paper submitted to the American Economic Review should NOT be under consideration for publication at another journal. All submitted papers must also represent original work, and should fully reference and describe all prior work on the same subject and compare the submitted paper to that work. In an effort to prevent plagiarism, the American Economic Association subscribes to CrossCheck to screen its submissions. CrossCheck has a "database of current and archival scholarly literature" and uses the Ithenticate tool to "compare authored work against the content in the database and highlight matching or similar text for further editorial review." Submission to AEA journals implies permission of the Association to check the submission electronically for plagiarism, using the CrossCheck system. Submission fees must be paid by credit card at the time of submission. We are unable to review manuscripts that have been previously rejected by the AER. The AER reserves the right to reject papers without review. Authors should also indicate, either in their cover letter or in the title page referred to below or both, whether the research reported in their paper was the result of a for-pay consulting relationship or if they or their employer has a financial interest in the topic of the paper which might constitute a conflict of interest. Source information for tables, figures, maps, photos, and other artwork should be mentioned in the captions. For material that is copyrighted, you must obtain a letter of permission from the copyright holder. In the US, Canada, EU countries, and Japan, copyright is automatically granted for photos to the owner(s) of the photos.
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Submission Fees AEA members pay only $100, so join the AEA now and save! Members of the AEA: $100 Nonmembers: $200 Members working in certain low-income countries are permitted lower fees. Submission payments through the electronic system must be made by credit card. If you have any questions, contact the Editorial Office at [email protected] or call 412-432-2300. Click here to join the AEA . (Note: this link will open in a new window; you can close that window at the end of the registration process to come back to this page.)
Submission Guidelines
Read guidelines thoroughly. Papers will not be reviewed if they do not follow our submission guidelines. Papers should be submitted electronically to http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/aer . Upon receipt of the paper, a confirmation e-mail will be sent electronically. 1. All manuscripts should be submitted in PDF format with 1.5 line spacing and should not exceed 40 pages (a 50-page limit applies to double-spaced manuscripts). This limit includes reference lists, figures, and tables. 2. Please use 12-point Times New Roman or similar font. Margins should be 1.5 inches on the top, bottom, and sides. 3. Please include the words "For Online Publication" at the beginning of any lengthy appendix. The 40-page manuscript limit can be exceeded by an appendix if it is clearly marked as such. 4. Your manuscript should include a title page with each author's name and contact information. Please indicate the institutions and/or grant numbers of any financial support you have received for your research. Also indicate whether the research reported in the paper was the result of a for-pay consulting relationship. If your submission is derived from a paper you have published elsewhere please make that evident on your title page as well. 5. Include an abstract of 100 or fewer words. 6. Any requests for an exemption from our Data Availability Policy should be made in your cover letter when your paper is first submitted. 7. Fully reference all prior work on the same subject and compare your paper to that work. In addition to referencing the work of other scholars, you should be certain to cite your own work when applicable. Please note: We offer submitting authors the option of using our templates. If these templates are used, they should be used in "review mode:" http://www.aeaweb.org/templates/latex_templates.zip http://www.aeaweb.org/templates/sw_templates.zip http://www.aeaweb.org/templates/latex_sw-supported_templates.zip http://www.aeaweb.org/templates/word_templates.zip Anonymity is optional for those authors submitting a revised version of a paper originally submitted prior to our change to the “single-blind” review. If your paper is selected for publication, appendices longer than five pages will appear only on our website and not in the printed journal. Such appendices will be posted without being typeset or edited by the journal. If your paper is accepted for publication, all data used in your analysis should be clearly and precisely documented and should be made available on the journal’s website for purposes of replication. See Data Availability Policy. We encourage you to use bibliographic software when preparing your reference list. If you are using such software, please select “Chicago Manual Author-Date” style. Not all document types are covered in reference list software. We include helpful guidelines for several document types athttp://www.aeaweb.org/sample_references.pdf. See also: http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/home.html. AEA style guidelines for published papers: http://www.aeaweb.org/aer/styleguide.php
See also: Style Guide for Papers and Proceedings
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GUIDELINES FOR PREPARATION OF ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPTS Your final manuscript should adhere to the instructions below. We encourage the use of AEA templates in preparing manuscripts for submission in LaTeX, Scientific Word, and Word. Authors not using templates are required to use the following format: 1.5 line spacing; 12-point Times New Roman font; 1.5-inch side, top, and bottom margin. Please also ensure that the file is not encrypted. 1. E-mail the following files to [email protected] (be sure to include the journal name and manuscript number in the subject line of the e-mail): a) Your final manuscript in PDF format. This PDF should include everything for the print publication, including ALL tables and figures in their approximate location, appendices, and other materials for the print publication. Alternatively, you may indicate the approximate location of tables and figures within the text and place tables and figures at the end of the PDF. DO NOT include anything in this PDF that is for the Web only. See below for instructions on how to prepare materials for the Web. b) The native file of your final paper: Scientific Word, LaTeX, Word (.doc, .docx). LaTeX authors should refer to either: http://www.aeaweb.org/templates/latex_templates.zip for the LaTeX template (tex) Or, if you wish to have the ability to collaborate with Scientific Word authors, please use: http://www.aeaweb.org/templates/latex_sw-supported_templates.zip Please be sure to include the .aux file and. bbl if available. Scientific Word authors should refer to: http://www.aeaweb.org/templates/sw_templates.zip for the Scientific Word template and must also provide the .aux file and .bbl if available. Word authors should refer to: http://www.aeaweb.org/templates/word_templates.zip for the Word template. c) Items to be posted on our website (if applicable): A zip file containing your dataset and a readme file. See Data Availability Policy for more information; Any additional materials to be posted online such as appendices and teaching materials (please label clearly as such). 2. DO NOT use a separate sheet for the title page. Title and byline should be placed at the top of the first page. Contact information should appear in a note at the bottom of the first page, indicated by an asterisk (*) placed after the (last) author's name. In this note, please: Provide the full mailing address and e-mail address for each author; Indicate the institutions and/or grant numbers of any financial support you have received for your research; and Personally acknowledge individuals who have contributed criticism on earlier drafts of your paper. Please do not thank the coeditor. 3. Abstracts are required for all articles and should not exceed 100 words. 4. Section heads: Do not begin with “Introduction” as a section head. Section headings should be given Roman numerals (I., II., etc.); subsections should be lettered A., B., etc. 5. Footnotes should be embedded and numbered consecutively. 6. Organizations or governmental agencies in the text: On first references, use the full name followed by the abbreviation in parentheses. Subsequent references should use abbreviation only; for example: Social Science Research Council (SSRC) [first reference], SSRC [subsequently]. 7. Reference to articles and books in the text: For citations in the text, use author last name(s) only followed by year of publication in parentheses. When listing a string of references within the text, arrange first in chronological order, then alphabetically within years. If there are four or more authors, refer to the first author, followed by et al. and the year. If there is more than one publication referred to in the same year by the author(s), use the year and a, b, etc. (example: 1997a, b). Referenced year and spelling of last name in the text must match those in the reference section exactly. LaTeX and Scientific Word users, please use the aea.bst file provided in the template package. 8. Mathematical equations: Equations should be typed on separate lines and numbered consecutively at the left margin, using Arabic numbers in parentheses; Please use italics for scalar variables, use boldface to specify vectors and matrices, and use script for sets.
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Subscripts and superscripts must be easily distinguished from regular variables and from each other. Use only two levels of sub- and superscripts. Fractions: When equations in the text contain fractions, use a slash "/" or solidus and clearly denote numerator and denominator with parentheses. Display fractions that are too complicated to keep in the text on a separate line. 9. Quotations must correspond exactly with the original in wording, spelling, and punctuation. Page numbers must be given. Changes must be indicated: use brackets to identify insertions; use ellipsis dots (...) to show omissions. Also indicate where emphasis has been added. Only lengthy quotations (more than 50 words) should be separated from the text; such quotations must be indented at the left margin. 10. Tables should: Be no more than 9 columns wide; Be numbered consecutively with Arabic numbers; Not use vertical lines to show space distinction (use only horizontal lines and additional blank space if necessary); Not have any shading; Use Panel A and Panel B to denote sections of a table. Do not abbreviate in column headings. Spell out "percent"; do not use the percent sign. Place a zero in front of the decimal point in all decimal fractions (i.e., 0.357, not .357). For footnotes pertaining to specific table entries, footnote keys should be lowercase letters (a, b, c, etc.); these footnotes should follow the more general table Note(s) or Source(s). Use asterisk (*) footnotes for the following: *** Significant at the 1 percent level. ** Significant at the 5 percent level. * Significant at the 10 percent level. Full citations of the sources are to be included in the references. 11. Figures MUST be submitted in PDF, EPS, AI, WMF, or PPT. Format photographs and raster images at 300 dpi. If there are variables (italics) or matrices and vectors (boldface) in figures, they should be designated as such. You are encouraged to create figures in color. Figures you create in color will appear in black and white in the print journal. You should ensure that your colored elements are sufficiently differentiated when rendered as gray so that readers of the paper version can understand them. The journal cannot reprint imagery owned by a third party without the formal written consent of the copyright holder. This can include, but is not limited to, reproductions of advertisements, maps, diagrams, corporate logos, and screen shots of webpages. 12. Print Appendix: Authors are encouraged to use an Appendix for technical proofs and derivations that can be separated from the main text. The Appendix should begin on a new page following the text, preceding the references. Designate multiple Appendices A, B, C, as necessary. Number equations, theorems, propositions, etc., within the Appendix as (A1), etc. 13. Online Appendix: Appendices that exceed five pages will appear only on our website. Online Appendices should be sent as a separate PDF file. Online Appendices will be posted without being typeset or copyedited by the journal. 14. Reference section: Use full names of authors and/or editors. List all author/editors up to/including ten names. Authors of articles and books and material without specific authors or editors, such as government documents or bulletins, are to be listed alphabetically. Please follow the Chicago Manual of Style’s ―Author-Date‖ style. LaTeX and Scientific Word users, please use the aea.bst file. We encourage you to use bibliographic software when preparing your reference list. If you are using software please select ―Chicago Author-Date‖ when using bibliographic software. Not all document types are covered in reference list software. We include helpful guidelines for several document types athttp://www.aeaweb.org/sample_references.pdf. 15. References to datasets should be included in your reference list. You can find examples of how to cite datasets here:http://www.aeaweb.org/sample_references.pdf. 16. Other style points: Do not use Q.E.D. or an end-of-proof box (an extra line of space will be added instead). Do not use the % sign; always spell out the word ―percent.‖ Apostrophes are used for possessives (e.g., Robert’s journal), generally not for pluralization (i.e., HMOs). Hyphenate compound adjectives when they come before a noun, not after (e.g., a well-known author; an author well known). Generally, the following prefixes are not hyphenated: non, pre, post, over, under, intra, pro, re, semi. However, quasi and self are hyphenated whether they precede or follow the noun.
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17. Copyright: EACH author/co-author will be sent a copyright transfer agreement along with the proof. A paper for which there is no signed copyright transfer agreement cannot be published. Please call the editorial office (412) 432-2300 if you foresee any problems involving this requirement. Authors are permitted to post published versions of their articles on their personal websites. 18. National Institute of Health Public Access Policy: Authors funded by the NIH are required to submit an electronic version of their final, accepted manuscript to the National Library of Medicine’s PubMed Central. This should be submitted no more than 12 months after the official date of publication. See also: Style Guide for Papers and Proceedings
Formato # 4: Formato para artículos científicos de Oxford Journals
Disponible en http://www.oxfordjournals.org/for_authors/instructions.html
OXFORD JOURNALS INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS Please read and follow these instructions carefully; doing so will ensure that the publication of your manuscript is as rapid and efficient as possible. The Publisher reserves the right to return manuscripts that are not prepared in accordance with these instructions.
Submission of manuscripts Authors should submit Word or rich-text files by the journal’s preferred method. TeX and LaTeX files are also acceptable. Please consult the journal’s home page for more information. Licence and permissions It is a condition of publication that authors grant an exclusive licence to Oxford Journals or the society of ownership. This ensures that requests from third parties to reproduce articles are handled efficiently and consistently, and will also allow the article to be as widely disseminated as possible. In assigning copyright, authors may use their own material in other publications, provided that the journal is acknowledged as the original place of publication, and Oxford Journals is notified in writing and in advance. Upon receipt of accepted manuscripts at Oxford Journals, authors will be invited to complete an online copyright licence form. If the form has not been received by the time we receive author corrections, publication of your manuscript may be delayed. Work submitted for publication must be original, previously unpublished, and not under consideration for publication elsewhere. If previously published figures, tables, or parts of text are to be included, the copyright-holder’s permission must have been obtained prior to submission. For more information on how to obtain permissions, please consult Rights and Permissions. Preparation of the manuscript General: Papers must be clearly written in English. If you would like additional help with the quality of your written English, including grammar, spelling and language usage, visit Oxford Journals Language Services. Please see the individual journal’s Instructions to Authors for more detailed instructions on journal and reference style. View a full list of Journals. Figures: Figures should be supplied in an electronic format at a suitable size for printing with the following resolutions: 600 dots per inch (dpi) for line drawings and combinations; 300 dpi for greyscale and colour. Colour figures must be supplied in CMYK not RGB colours. Please ensure that the prepared electronic image files print at a legible size and are of a high quality for publication. For useful information on preparing figures, visit http://dx.sheridan.com where you can also test whether your figures are suitable for production by using the preflight tool at http://dx.sheridan.com/onl/ Authors should consult the journal’s home page for guidance on colour figures. Proofs All manuscripts will undergo some editorial modification, so it is important to check proofs carefully. PDF page proofs will be sent via e-mail to the corresponding author for checking. To avoid delays in publication, proofs
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should be checked and returned within 48 hours. Corrections should be returned by annotated PDF, e-mail or fax. Extensive changes to the text may be charged to the author. Post-production corrections Corrections are made if the publication record is seriously affected by the academic accuracy of published information. Where these amendments concern peer-reviewed material, the correction will be published as a formal notice (erratum) in a subsequent issue. Advance Access constitutes definitive publication and is not subject to informal changes. If a very significant error (as outlined above) is discovered after publication of an Advance Access article, which necessitates correction to the online version, a new version will be published online with a footnote to outline the changes made. Both versions will be available online. (Authors publishing in journals that use the 'accepted manuscript' model of Advance Access will have the opportunity to make changes at proof stage as normal.) Authors' corrections to Supplementary Data are made only in exceptional circumstances (for example major errors that compromise the conclusion of the study). Because the Supplementary Data is part of the original paper and hence the published record, the information cannot be updated if new data have become available or interpretations have changed. Offprints The corresponding author for all articles will automatically receive a free link to the full text of their article. Corresponding authors may also purchase offprints. Please see offprints for complete ordering and pricing information. Please visit the journal site to learn whether the journal provides complimentary offprints.
Formato # 5: Formato para Artículos Científicos en Management Science
Disponible en http://www.informs.org/Pubs/ManSci/Submission-Guidelines
Submission Guidelines Manuscript Preparation Double Blind The manuscript should be double-blind compatible, which means (i) the author(s) must remove explicit indications of the authors’ names and institutions, (ii) the author(s) must remove all acknowledgments, and (iii) the paper should be written in such a way that it does not surely reveal an author’s identity (e.g., ―I extend the work in my dissertation (Norman 1995)‖ should be written in a neutral manner like ―This work extends the research in Norman (1995)‖). Proper attribution of prior work, especially work done by the authors, is a must and takes precedence over maintaining anonymity. Author names, institutions, and acknowledgments will be returned to the printed manuscript upon acceptance for publication. Plagiarism and Copyright Authors should read the INFORMS Guidelines for Copyright and Plagiarism before submitting their manuscript. Disclosure of Related Papers It is the authors’ responsibility to notify the editor in writing whether their submitted manuscript, or any similar version of it, (i) has substantial overlap with any of their other manuscripts (e.g., prior publications, conference proceedings, book chapters, papers submitted to other journals), (ii) has appeared in or will appear in a non-refereed publication, conference proceeding, or book chapter; and/or (iii) was previously rejected by Management Science (and, if so, justification for resubmission is provided). When in doubt, authors should err on the side of additional disclosure, leaving to the editor to decide what is relevant or not.
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Formatting Requirements Submissions should use a standard (non-narrow) 11-pt font such as Arial, Times New Roman, or Helvetica, have 1-inch margins on all sides, and have 1.5 spacing. Footnotes should be used sparingly. LaTeX style files are available here at the INFORMS author portal. Page Limit Papers are judged based on their contribution relative to their length. As such, short papers are encouraged and will not automatically be labeled as ―research notes.‖ Manuscripts are expected to be written with no more than 32 pages (using the formatting described above), including all material (main body, references, appendix, tables, figures, etc.). This constraint applies to new and revised submissions. This page limit is imposed because (i) papers should focus on their main contribution, thereby increasing the clarity of the contribution and its potential to have its full impact; (ii) shorter papers are easier to review; (iii) publishing shorter papers allows us to print more manuscripts per year within our limited budget (revenue is insensitive to page length, but editorial production costs are not). To stay within our page limit you may wish to follow these guidelines for efficient writing: use a brief introduction only to establish your research question (and not to provide conclusions); avoid outlining the sections of the paper at the end of the introduction (e.g., ―In Section 2 we…‖) as these outlines are generally not necessary; use the conclusion only to conclude (and not to repeat the research question); do not discuss future research directions and limit discussion on limitations (focus on what your manuscript does, not what it does not do); include references to all relevant literature but focus on the similarities and differences with your own work (and not on the details of what the other papers do); and limit the number of results included in the paper (intuitive, expected, and straightforward results should be excluded so that you can focus on your main result) Abstract Authors should provide a text-only abstract of no more than 150 words; references should not appear in the abstract. References References should be listed alphabetically by author name at the end of the paper in conformance with journal style. In-text citations should be indicated by the author’s last name and year of publication, e.g., (Norman 1977) or Norman (1977). Electronic Companions At Management Science we print what we review and review what we print. As such, the use of Electronic Companions is not encouraged. Analytical proofs and data analysis results should be included in the main body of the manuscript or in the manuscript’s appendix, which will appear in the print journal if the paper is accepted. Although it is not encouraged, authors may provide reviewers with additional results to assist in their evaluation. These materials should be provided as a supplemental file. It is understood that such material will not be printed in the journal or as an Electronic Companion. Furthermore, the contents of such material should not be critical for the proper evaluation of the paper. Authors are free to make such materials publicly available (e.g., via their personal website or working paper repositories). Working Paper Postings and Electronic Companions Management Science discourages the publication of electronic companions (e-companions) in the online edition of the journal. Some exceptions may be made for instruction sets, survey instruments, and data sets. After acceptance and prior to publication in an INFORMS journal, authors may post their full papers---consisting of the main body of the paper, plus the electronic companion---on sites such as SSRN. After the paper has been published in the print journal, the author should remove the main paper from SSRN or any other website and in its place cite the publication in the journal; the abstract and e-companion may remain on the site. Template Files Authors can write their manuscript using their preferred software as long as they can create a PDF that meets the above guidelines. LaTeX style files are available here at the INFORMS author portal. Submission Instructions Process All manuscripts must be submitted electronically via ScholarOne Manuscripts. There are detailed instructions in the system, and they should be used in conjunction with these submission guidelines. Authors should contact the managing editor, Kathleen Luckey, if they have any questions or encounter any problems in the system. Authors without Internet access should contact the managing editor to make alternate submission arrangements.
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Required Materials In the submission process authors will be requested to submit, in addition to the blinded manuscript file, 1. The name of the preferred Department Editor (DE). (Before choosing a DE, authors should consult the journal's Editorial Board list and the Department Editorial Statements.) The preferred DE is likely to be assigned, but a different DE may handle the paper if the workload of the preferred DE is too great or if the DE feels that another DE would be better suited to handle the paper. The corresponding author will be notified if the paper is assigned to a different DE, and, of course, the author will have the option to withdraw the manuscript. 2. The names of three Associate Editors (AEs) who would be appropriate to review the manuscript. The three preferred AEs should in general be chosen from the list of current AEs in the Editorial Board list. Authors may recommend one Guest Associate Editor, providing his or her contact information and the reason for the choice in the submission cover letter. 3. The names of six appropriate reviewers for the manuscript, including their institutions and e-mail addresses. 4. Authors should not select any DE, AE, or reviewer with whom any author of the paper has a conflict of interest (COI). An author has a conflict of interest with (i) his/her major professor or a student for whom the author served as a major professor, (ii) a person working at the same institution, and/or (iii) a co-author on work completed or in progress. If an author feels that it is absolutely necessary to include a person with a COI, then they must clearly identify the COI with that particular person and explain the reason for the person’s inclusion. Supplementary Materials During the submission process authors may upload additional materials that they feel will support the review process. In particular, authors submitting a revision must submit a document that summarizes the changes that they have made and includes a detailed response to each of the comments from the previous round of reviews. Copyright Policy The submission of a paper to Management Science for reviewing means that the author certifies that the manuscript is not copyrighted, nor has it been accepted for publication (or published) by any peer-reviewed journal, nor is it being reviewed elsewhere. Management Insights The Management Insights editor will write a Management Insights paragraph for every paper that is accepted for publication. The editor may contact the corresponding author with questions regarding the paper.
Review Process Review for Contribution The Department Editor (DE) and possibly an Associate Editor (AE) will first evaluate whether a manuscript has sufficient merit to send to reviewers for further review. If not, the paper will be returned to the authors with an explanation of the editors’ reasoning. Detailed Review If a manuscript passes the initial screening, the AE will recruit reviewers to assess the merits of the manuscript. Upon receipt of the reviews, the AE will provide a recommendation to the DE, who will decide whether the paper should be accepted as is, revised, or rejected. Note that Management Science makes use of a double-blind review process in which the DEs and AEs know the identity of the authors but the reviewers do not. Timeline Management Science strives to provide high-quality feedback to 90% of authors within 90 days. Conditional that a paper is sent out to reviewers, authors will receive a decision from the DE within 65 days on average.
Decision Notification Corresponding authors will receive e-mail notification when the DE has made a final decision. (The possible decisions are Reject, Major Revision, Minor Revision, and Accept.) The e-mail message will contain any reviews submitted as text; the corresponding author can access any reviews uploaded as files by following the instructions provided in the e-mail message.
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Revisions A decision of Major Revision or Minor Revision will cause the manuscript to appear in the "Manuscripts Awaiting Revision" area of the submitting author’s Author Center. Manuscripts that are not revised within one year may be reclassified as "withdrawn," and revisions submitted after the one-year mark may be treated as new submissions. All revisions should be accompanied by a separate "Response to Reviewers" document, which provides a summary of the major changes made to the document and a point-by-point description of whether and how the issues raised by the reviewers and editors have been addressed. Rejection As a rule, Management Science does not invite resubmissions of rejected manuscripts. If a submitted manuscript is based on a paper previously rejected by Management Science, it is the responsibility of the author(s) to reveal this in the submission cover letter and to state clearly why resubmission is justified. Failure to do this is a violation of our ethical guidelines. After Acceptance Final Submission A decision of Accept will cause the manuscript to appear in the ―Manuscripts Accepted for First Look‖ section of the submitting author’s Author Center, where the author must submit the final version of the manuscript in Word, Tex, LaTeX, or WordPerfect format along with a final, author-generated PDF, a signed copyright transfer agreement, and a file listing the names, institutions, and e-mail addresses of the authors of research articles and books published within the last ten years and cited by the manuscript. These individuals will be contacted when the final version of the manuscript is publicly posted in Articles in Advance. The material uploaded via the First Look process with be transmitted directly to the production editor at INFORMS, who will contact the corresponding author if any additional information is needed. As a condition of final acceptance of a paper for publication in an INFORMS journal, the author must indicate if the paper is posted on a website other than the author’s personal website. The author is responsible for ensuring that, if any part of the paper has been copyrighted for prepublication, for example, as a working paper, the copyright can and will be transferred to INFORMS when the paper has been accepted. This includes both print and electronic forms of the paper. Authors may post their papers on websites after acceptance and prior to publication, as long as the sites are not copyrighted and/or do not serve as formal repositories. Authors may not post their page proofs on websites prior to publication. Contact [email protected] for further information. More Information Authors should contact the managing editor, Kathleen Luckey, if they have any questions about a submission or if they are unable to access the ScholarOne Manuscripts site.
Formato # 6: Formato para artículos en El Trimestre Económico
Disponible en http://www.eltrimestreeconomico.com/
Instrucciones para autores
Los ensayos presentados a El Trimestre Económico deberán tratar algún tema teórico o empírico de especial interés preferentemente para las economías de la América Latina y España. Sólo se reciben para su posible publicación trabajos en español o inglés inéditos y que no estén sometidos simultáneamente a dictamen para su publicación en otros medios. Los originales deberán presentarse en versión electrónica (Word y Excel o PDF anónimo) en la que conste la información completa de todos los cuadros, gráficas, esquemas y figuras. Deberán estar escritos a doble espacio, con extensión máxima de 35 cuartillas (incluidos texto, cuadros, gráficas, bibliografía, etc.), y en tipo de letra Times New Roman de 12 puntos. Los artículos deben incluir un resumen del trabajo en inglés y español, con una extensión máxima de 150 palabras por idioma, la clasificación JEL y las palabras clave que definan el artículo; deben presentarse sin ninguna referencia del autor ni agradecimientos y se debe adjuntar una carta dirigida al director de El Trimestre Económico, en la que se proponga el artículo para su publicación y se declare que es inédito y que 25
no está siendo presentado en otro medio. Esta carta debe contener los datos de (los) autor (es), institución(es) de adscripción, dirección completa a la que se debe mandar toda correspondencia, correo electrónico, fax y teléfono. Los artículos se dirigirán a la atención de Paola Reyes, asistente editorial de El Trimestre Económico ([email protected]). Debe aportarse una cuota de recuperación de 40 dólares por artículo sometido a dictaminación. A cambio, el autor del artículo recibirá una suscripción anual a El Trimestre Económico. En caso de que uno de los autores del artículo ya cuente con una suscripción (por favor, indicar si es el caso), no será necesaria la cuota de recuperación. Se le darán instrucciones para ello por correo electrónico. Dicho pago podrá realizase con tarjeta de crédito o depósito bancario (sólo en el caso de autores nacionales). Todo material recibido será sujeto a la aprobación del Comité Dictaminador; posteriormente se turnará a los dictaminadores externos. Todo el proceso de dictaminación procederá de acuerdo con el método de doble ciego (autores y dictaminadores anónimos). El autor que someta un artículo se compromete a aceptar los resultados de la evaluación, que son inapelables. Queda entendido que los artículos aceptados en inglés serán traducidos al español y serán sometidos a una revisión de estilo. Para poder realizar el trabajo de formación y edición requeriremos que la versión final aprobada nos sea enviada en Word y Excel.
Formato # 7: Formato para artículos científicos de Administration & Society
Disponible en http://www.sagepub.com/journalsProdDesc.nav?ct_p=manuscriptSubmission&prodId=Journal200755
ADMINISTRATION & SOCIETY Manuscript Submission
Beginning July, 2011 Administration & Society will begin transitioning from its current paper based submission system to an online submission system. By doing so Administration & Society will further streamline the process from initial submission by author(s) through publication. In addition, authors will be able to track the status of their manuscript through the review process.
In order to effectively manage this transition, the journal requests that you use the following guidelines when making your submission. Your help in assisting Administration & Society during this time is appreciated. Manuscripts Postmarked BEFORE July 11, 2011: Should be submitted via mail to: Gary L. Wamsley, Editor Administration & Society Center for Public Administration and Policy 104 Draper Road Virgina Tech Blacksburg, VA 24061 Should include two hard copies of the manuscript. One with the author(s) identification & affiliation on it, as well as email and postal addresses. The other copy of the manuscript should not identify the author(s) or include any references to the previous publications of the author(s). • If there is more than one author, please indicate which one is the corresponding author. • In addition, please include electronic versions both with and without any author(s) identification, affiliations, and any references to the author’s previous publications by CD (not by email) as well.
Manuscripts Submitted AFTER July 11, 2011: • Submissions postmarked after July 11 will not be accepted or returned. • Any submissions made by paper after July 11 must be submitted electronically using the Administration & Society online submission systems found at http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/adminsoc. 26
• In order to submit a manuscript, the corresponding author must create an account on the online system. • Additional information about creating an account & submitting manuscripts can be found here. General Submission Guidelines In addition, be aware that submission of a manuscript implies commitment to publish in the journal. Authors submitting manuscripts to the journal should not simultaneously submit them to another journal, nor should manuscripts have been published elsewhere in substantially similar form or with substantially similar content. Manuscripts must be prepared in accordance with the American Psychological Association (APA) guidelines. Articles must not exceed 40 typewritten, double-spaced pages. Tables, charts, notes, and references must all be on separate pages, also completely double-spaced. A double-spaced abstract of approximately 100 words as well as a double-spaced brief biographical paragraph describing the author’s affiliation, research interest, and recent publications should accompany the manuscript. Inquiries and correspondence concerning manuscripts under submission should be directed toManaging Editor, Nicole Rishel ([email protected]) with a copy to the Editor, Gary L. Wamsley ([email protected]) The journal retains the right to reject any manuscripts submitted for publication that do not conform to the aforementioned guidelines.
Formato # 8: Formato para artículos científicos de Contaduría y Administración
Disponible en http://www.ejournal.unam.mx/normas.html?r=19&liga=4
Instrucciones para los autores
Extensión y resumen: Los artículos y ensayos deben presentarse en el procesador de textos Microsoft Word, con letra Times New Roman de 12 puntos e interlineado de 1.5. La extensión máxima debe ser de 20 hojas tamaño carta, incluyendo gráficas, cuadros y bibliografía. Deben incluir además un resumen no mayor de 15 renglones y al finalizar éste un máximo de cinco palabras clave que indiquen los temas que permitan la clasificación del trabajo. El resumen y las palabras clave deben colocarse al principio del artículo o ensayo. Adicional a todo esto se debe enviar el título, el resumen y las palabras claves en inglés.
Referencias, notas y bibliografía: Las referencias deben presentarse siguiendo consistentemente una de las dos alternativas siguientes: a) la forma tradicional (a pie de página), o b) la norma internacional común, consistente en hacer la referencia en el texto encerrando entre paréntesis el apellido del autor, el año de la obra y, en su caso, la página o páginas referenciadas, por ejemplo: (Crozier, 2000: 78-79). Más detalles de esta norma pueden encontrarse en el manual de estilo de la APA (American Psychological Association), o en la página www.apastyle.org/faqs.html Las citas textuales de más de cinco renglones deberán escribirse a renglón seguido (interlineado sencillo), con letra Times New Roman 10 y con margen sólo del lado izquierdo. Las notas deberán incluirse al pie de la página correspondiente, referenciadas numéricamente. Las referencias a un documento de Internet deben incluir: nombre del autor y/o de la institución si se conocen; título del documento (entre comillas); título de la publicación electrónica (en cursivas), en su caso; fecha de
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publicación o de la última actualización o revisión (si se conoce); dirección electrónica completa; fecha de consulta. Se deberá incluir la bibliografía al final de los artículos y ensayos. Otros requisitos de forma: Se deberá omitir el nombre del autor o autores en el cuerpo del trabajo para preservar su anonimato durante el proceso de arbitraje. En todos los casos se deberán enviar los siguientes datos en un archivo diferente del que contiene el trabajo: título del trabajo, especificación del tipo de trabajo: artículo de investigación o ensayo, nombre completo y grado académico del autor o autores, título de la función académica principal que desempeña el autor en su institución, por ejemplo, profesor, investigador, profesor-investigador, etc., y nombre completo de la institución (estos datos serán los que aparecerán enseguida del nombre del autor al publicarse su trabajo); direcciones electrónica y física, teléfonos y fax, de cada autor. Todas las hojas deben estar numeradas, incluyendo las que contengan el resumen, gráficas, cuadros y bibliografía. Los párrafos no deberán llevar sangría. Entre párrafo y párrafo se deberá dejar un espacio adicional. Envío de trabajos: Los trabajos deben enviarse por correo electrónico los trabajos deben enviarse por correo electrónico al coordinador editorial, José Silvestre Méndez Morales ([email protected]), como archivo adjunto (attachment). También se pueden enviar por correspondencia física a la siguiente dirección:
División de Investigación, cubículo 26, Facultad de Contaduría y Administración, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Circuito Exterior s/n, Ciudad Universitaria, México, D. F., 04510. Tel. (55) 56-22-84-94.
Formato # 9: Formato para artículos científicos de Organization Studies
Disponible en http://www.sagepub.com/journalsProdDesc.nav?ct_p=manuscriptSubmission&prodId=Journal201657 Manuscript Submission Guidelines Organization Studies 1. Peer review policy 2. Article types 3. How to submit your manuscript 4. Journal contributor’s publishing agreement 5. Declaration of conflicting interests policy 6. Other conventions 7. Acknowledgments 7.1 Funding acknowledgement 8. Permissions 9. Manuscript style 9.1 File types 9.2 Journal style 9.3 Reference style 9.4 Manuscript preparation 9.4.1 Keywords and abstracts: Helping readers find your article online 9.4.2 Corresponding author contact details 9.4.3 Guidelines for submitting artwork, figures and other graphics 9.4.4 Guidelines for submitting supplemental files 9.4.5 English language editing services 28
10. After acceptance 10.1 Proofs 10.2 E-Prints and complimentary copies 10.3 SAGE production 10.4 OnlineFirst publication 11. Further information Organization Studies aims to promote the understanding of organizations, organizing, and the organized in and between societies, through the publication of double-blind peer-reviewed, top quality theoretical and empirical research. OS is a multidisciplinary journal, rooted in the social sciences, inspired by diversity, comparative in its outlook, and open to paradigmatic plurality. 1. Peer review policy OS is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal. 2. Article types Papers should not exceed 12,000 words (including references), although in some cases, involving mainly the reporting of qualitative data, longer versions may be accepted. Manuscripts original in style and content (not under review, accepted and/or published elsewhere), are welcome. Manuscripts should be accompanied by biographies of no more than 100 words on each author's personal history and current interests, by an abstract of the article, and by four or five key words or phrases. 3. How to submit your manuscript Before submitting your manuscript, please ensure you carefully read and adhere to all the guidelines and instructions to authors provided below. Manuscripts not conforming to these guidelines may be returned. Manuscripts and illustrations should be submitted to the editor by e-mail attachment to [email protected]. You will receive an acknowledgment within five (5) working days. 4. Journal contributor’s publishing agreement Before publication SAGE requires the author as the rights holder to sign a Journal Contributor’s Publishing Agreement. For more information please visit our Frequently Asked Questions on the SAGE Journal Author Gateway. Organization Studies and SAGE take issues of copyright infringement, plagiarism or other breaches of best practice in publication very seriously. We seek to protect the rights of our authors and we always investigate claims of plagiarism or misuse of articles published in the journal. Equally, we seek to protect the reputation of the journal against malpractice. Submitted articles may be checked using duplication-checking software. Where an article is found to have plagiarised other work or included third-party copyright material without permission or with insufficient acknowledgement, or where authorship of the article is contested, we reserve the right to take action including, but not limited to: publishing an erratum or corrigendum (correction); retracting the article (removing it from the journal); taking up the matter with the head of department or dean of the author’s institution and/or relevant academic bodies or societies; banning the author from publication in the journal or all SAGE journals, or appropriate legal action. 5. Declaration of conflicting interests Within your Journal Contributor’s Publishing Agreement you will be required to make a certification with respect to a declaration of conflicting interests. Organization Studies does not require a declaration of conflicting interests but recommends you review the good practice guidelines on the SAGE Journal Author Gateway. 6. Other conventions Tables and figures should be on separate pages (at the end of the paper), and a note should be placed in the text to indicate their approximate position, e.g. Table X about here. All tables, figures, plates, etc., should be numbered separately: Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. and Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. Figures should be suitable for direct reproduction in black and white. Please keep tints to a minimum. 7. Acknowledgements Any acknowledgements should appear first at the end of your article prior to your Declaration of Conflicting Interests (if applicable), any notes and your References.
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All contributors who do not meet the criteria for authorship should be listed in an `Acknowledgements’ section. Examples of those who might be acknowledged include a person who provided purely technical help, writing assistance, or a department chair who provided only general support. Authors should disclose whether they had any writing assistance and identify the entity that paid for this assistance. 7.1 Funding Acknowledgement To comply with the guidance for Research Funders, Authors and Publishers issued by the Research Information Network (RIN), Organization Studies additionally requires all Authors to acknowledge their funding in a consistent fashion under a separate heading. Please visit Funding Acknowledgement on the SAGE Journal Author Gateway for funding acknowledgement guidelines. 8. Permissions Authors are responsible for obtaining permission from copyright holders for reproducing any illustrations, tables, figures or lengthy quotations previously published elsewhere. For further information including guidance on fair dealing for criticism and review, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions on the SAGE Journal Author Gateway. 9. Manuscript style 9.1 File types Only electronic files conforming to the journal's guidelines will be accepted. Each submission should be made in a Microsoft Word file and a PDF file (the latter must be anonymized). However, for authors who are not able to send a PDF file, a Microsoft Word file is acceptable. 9.2 Journal Style Organization Studies conforms to the SAGE house style. Click here to review guidelines on SAGE UK House Style 9.3 Reference Style Organization Studies adheres to the APA reference style. Click here to review the guidelines on APA to ensure your manuscript conforms to this reference style. 9.4. Manuscript Preparation The text should be double-spaced throughout and with a minimum of 3cm for left and right hand margins and 5cm at head and foot. Text should be standard 10 or 12 point. 9.4.1 Your Title, Keywords and Abstracts: Helping readers find your article online The title, keywords and abstract are key to ensuring readers find your article online through online search engines such as Google. Please refer to the information and guidance on how best to title your article, write your abstract and select your keywords by visiting SAGE’s Journal Author Gateway Guidelines on How to Help Readers Find Your Article Online. 9.4.2 Corresponding Author Contact details Provide full contact details for the corresponding author including email, mailing address and telephone numbers. Academic affiliations are required for all co-authors. These details should be presented separately to the main text of the article to facilitate anonymous peer review. 9.4.3 Guidelines for submitting artwork, figures and other graphics For guidance on the preparation of illustrations, pictures and graphs in electronic format, please visit SAGE’s Manuscript Submission Guidelines. Figures supplied in colour will appear in colour online regardless of whether or not these illustrations are reproduced in colour in the printed version. For specifically requested colour reproduction in print, you will receive information regarding the costs from SAGE after receipt of your accepted article. 9.4.4 Guidelines for submitting supplemental files Organization Studies does not currently accept supplemental files. 9.4.5 English Language Editing services Non-English speaking authors who would like to refine their use of language in their manuscripts might consider using a professional editing service. Visit English Language Editing Services for further information. 10. After acceptance 10.1 Proofs We will email a PDF of the proofs to the corresponding author. 30
10.2 E-Prints and Complimentary Copies SAGE provides authors with access to a PDF of their final article. For further information please visit Offprints and Reprints. We additionally provide the corresponding author with a complimentary copy of the print issue in which the article appears up to a maximum of 5 copies for onward supply by the corresponding author to co-authors. 10.3 SAGE Production At SAGE we place an extremely strong emphasis on the highest production standards possible. We attach high importance to our quality service levels in copy-editing, typesetting, printing, and online publication (http://online.sagepub.com/). We also seek to uphold excellent author relations throughout the publication process. We value your feedback to ensure we continue to improve our author service levels. On publication all corresponding authors will receive a brief survey questionnaire on your experience of publishing in Organization Studies with SAGE. 10.4 OnlineFirst Publication A large number of SAGE journals benefit from OnlineFirst, a feature offered through SAGE’s electronic journal platform, SAGE Journals Online. It allows final revision articles (completed articles in queue for assignment to an upcoming issue) to be hosted online prior to their inclusion in a final print and online journal issue which significantly reduces the lead time between submission and publication. For more information please visit our OnlineFirst Fact Sheet 11. Further information Any correspondence, queries or additional requests for information on the Manuscript Submission process should be sent to the Editorial Office as follows: Sophia Tzagaraki, Managing Editor E-mail: [email protected]
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APÉNDICE 3
Lista de Servicios Editoriales en Inglés y Español
3.1 Productos Académicos en Español Se sugiere como primer paso utilizar la opción de revisión de gramática y ortografía disponibles en los paquetes estándar utilizados para el procesamiento de textos. En caso que el profesor-investigador lo considere necesario, puede utilizar también servicios profesionales de edición. 3.2 Productos Académicos en otros Idiomas En el caso que el lenguaje de publicación no sea la lengua materna del profesor-investigador, se sugieren los siguientes pasos en la edición de los productos académicos antes de remitir el producto para su evaluación tanto al Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual como cualquier Consejo Editorial de Compañías reconocidas: Paso 1: utilizar la opción de revisión de gramática y ortografía en ese idioma. Esta opción está disponible en todos los productos estándar que se utilizan para el procesamiento de textos. Paso 2: luego del Paso 1, se sugiere además la utilización de servicios profesionales de edición en ese idioma. Siendo el objetivo incrementar las posibilidades de aceptación del producto académico en publicaciones de compañías editoriales de prestigio reputado. A continuación se sugieren algunos de estos servicios profesionales en Español e Inglés.
Servicio # 1: LexicoTecnia Disponible en http://www.lexicotecnia.com/es/servicios.php Corrección ortotipográfica y de estilo El experto equipo de correctores de LexicoTecnia es el responsable de cumplir a rajatabla las tres premisas básicas de toda corrección: limpiar, normalizar y unificar un texto para dotarlo de la máxima claridad y calidad posibles. Nuestro servicio de corrección editorial atiende a las tres fases básicas a las que se somete un texto jerárquicamente: 1. Correcciones previas o de estilo. El original se revisa desde el punto de vista del contenido, el estilo y la gramática. 2. Correcciones de primeras pruebas u ortotipográficas. El texto ya maquetado o en galeradas se revisa desde el punto de vista de la ortotipografía, la gramática y la maquetación. 3. Correcciones de segundas pruebas. Se procede de nuevo a la revisión de las correcciones anteriores hasta la fijación del texto definitivo. Intervenimos en cualquiera de las fases de revisión o corrección de un texto, pero también le ofrecemos un servicio integral de corrección editorial que en muchas ocasiones conviene combinar con la redacción del contenido. Consúltenos sobre correcciones en otros idiomas además del español o correcciones combinadas con la traducción o redacción de textos. Una de nuestras especialidades es la corrección de contenidos
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técnicos delsector médico y farmacéutico, área en la que contamos con una experiencia de más de 10 años. Nuestros clientes habituales también se benefician de un servicio de asesoramiento lingüístico en español para solventar dudas y problemas puntuales.
Servicio # 2: OXFORD JOURNALS LANGUAGE SERVICES Disponible en http://www.oxfordjournals.org/for_authors/language_services.html Before submitting your manuscript to a journal you may wish to have it professionally edited, particularly if English is not your first language. This is not a mandatory step, but may help to ensure that the academic content of your paper is fully understood by journal editors and reviewers.
English-language editing will: Correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation Delete redundant words and phrases Replace inappropriate words and generally improve clarity Ensure that the tone of the language is appropriate for an academic journal. Specialist language editing is provided by:
Authors wishing to make use of their services should follow the link to their website for more information. SPI will handle all aspects of this service, including payment.
Disclaimer: Oxford Journals neither endorses nor takes responsibility for this service, which is provided by a commercial, for-profit company. There are other specialist language editing companies that offer similar services. Language editing using this service does not restrict you to submitting your manuscript to a journal published by Oxford Journals, nor does it guarantee that your manuscript will be accepted for publication in one of our academic journals. This page is also available in Chinese & Japanese
Servicio # 3: Elsevier Language Editing Services
Disponible en http://support.elsevier.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/619/~/elsevier-language-editing-services
How can I improve the English language in my article before I submit? I want to know more about the language editing services provided by Elsevier. Elsevier Language Editing Services offer high-quality English language editing for researchers preparing articles for publication in international scientific and medical journals. Elsevier’s editorial expertise and long history of publishing peer-reviewed journals will ensure that the English language in your manuscript is clear and free of distracting errors before you submit. Elsevier Language Editing Service includes: Correcting spelling, grammatical and punctuation errors Checking for problems in parallelisms, tense and conjugations 33
Eliminating improper language and poor word choice Conforming to your choice British or American English You can quickly upload your manuscript online and your edited version will be returned to you within 7 days. Please note that the service does not include: Formatting of the document, conforming to a style sheet, or word count changes Content editing Verifying, editing or formatting references Writing, rewriting or paraphrasing any part of the document Or, for more information, please visit the Elsevier Language Editing Services site. Learn more about language editing and quality at the Elsevier website. See Also: Language Editing: Articles with 12,000+ words Disclaimer: Use of this or any Language Editing Service is not mandatory, and will not guarantee selection for peer review or acceptance for publication in an Elsevier journal or any other publication.
Servicio # 4: GLOBAL EDICO SERVICES
Disponible en http://www.globaledico.com/
We do COPYEDITING, LANGUAGE EDITING, PROOFREADING and RE-WRITING in ENGLISH for: Scientific Journals and Books Medical Journals and Books Technical Journals and Books Academic Papers Theses and Dissertations Research Papers Fiction and Nonfiction - Novels and Articles Humanities Journals and Books Student Essays Business Memos and Plans Website and Blog Contents Presentations Anthologies and various types of Manuscripts, Articles etc., GES provides editing services for scientific, technical, medical, and humanities books and journals from specified editors qualified from research universities. Our editors specialize in language polishing, correcting any errors in spelling, grammar, and word choice. Our satisfied customer base is proof of our editing services. We offer two levels of editing services—standard and express, with a generous Quantity Price Cut and low prices starting at US$3. Editing in American or British or Australian English, we will meet your preference, and our formatting service will help you customize your document according to your journal’s or book’s guidelines. GES provides more specialized services in language and copyediting, proofreading, indexing, content creation, copy and content writing, and translation in various languages. Our experts select the most appropriate method for your project. GES can also create a business package of services for authors who are in the process of preparing journal submissions, including unlimited revisions of the manuscript, editing cover letters and supplementary documents, journal-specific formatting of references, and ensuring that all the required elements of the submission checklist are completed. References are not reviewed unless requested by the author. Our services in any of the following fields: Academic and Scientific Research and Medicine
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Mathematics and Statistics All Physical Sciences Business and Finance Fiction and Nonfiction Space Technology Engineering and Humanities Health and Nutrition Medical and Social Sciences Law Catalogs Language and Copyediting Services Professional copyeditors and proofreaders improve language, producing high-quality, timely, and error-free manuscripts. Our copyediting department is top-of-the-line, always keeping the time of delivery in mind. Moreover, you decide on the type of copyediting service you require (see FAQs) and provide us with the relevant style guides. Document quality involves: ge and style
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Proofreading addresses the following areas: Correct word usage Punctuation Spelling and grammar errors Consistency in fonts and font sizes Conformity to format and style of the publisher of the journal and book Tiered pricing system based on word count and desired TAT. Copy and Re-writing In the field of copy and re-writing, we have a stable of experienced and capable writers- writers who have already gained a stellar reputation in their chosen line. In addition, it is our responsibility to make sure that the copy and re-writing is not plagiarized. Be it coming up with original content for an advertisement or words for an article in any field (science, technical, medical, or even IT), GES has the capability and experience to provide you what you need in these fields. Indexing The Best Part of Every Book Comes Last -Thomas Mallon, New York Times Book Review (March 10, 1991) We provide subject indexing, author indexing, or both as per client specifications, styles, and formats. The indexes are delivered as a .doc attachment. Types of publications indexed include, but not limited to: o Scholarly and technical books (STM titles, humanities, and law books) o o o Trade books (travel and cook books) o o Types of indexing services include: 35
o o o Regular indexing Language Translation We provide language translation and content localization services in more than 90 languages. We have a team of certified native translators and experienced bilingual experts, and our pricing is less than 30–40% compared to anyone in this field. We handle both general and technical aspects of all subjects (see also page on price). Benefits of outsourcing language translation services to GES: o Experienced and certified native and language translators o Competency in handling documents of any size o o o o
Service # 5: American Journals Experts
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Editing Service Quality editing from a trusted name in scientific proofreading American Journal Experts (AJE) is the largest scientific, technical, medical, and humanities editing service in the world. With over a thousand editors from the top research universities in the USA, we have subject-expert editors in hundreds of areas of study to correct your manuscript. Whether you are submitting a 300-word abstract or a 50,000-word thesis, our staff specializes in language polishing and will carefully correct any errors in spelling, grammar, and word choice. After our work is completed, the language in your paper will be of publication quality. We offer two levels of paper editing, Standard and Premium, with a generous discount program. You can choose to have your paper edited in either American or British English, and our formatting service will help you to customize your document according to your journal's guidelines. Every paper submitted to us for document editing is also eligible for an editing certificate. You can submit the certificate to your journal along with your final draft to prove that your manuscript has been edited by a native English-speaking editor. Our editing certificate enables your reviewers to verify that your paper has already been edited for English language and is therefore one step closer to publication. Not every paper earns a certificate, but every document will be considered. Our Guarantee We are confident that our editing will improve the overall quality of your paper. If you accept our editors' changes and your paper is rejected by your journal for English language errors, we promise to re-edit your document for free. Because material added to your paper after our editors work on your manuscript is not included in the guarantee, we recommend that you send us your final draft for editing. After our language polishing, if you need to add sections to your paper to address your journal reviewers' comments, you can send your manuscript back to us for re-editing with a $40 discount. Please contact us with any questions. Our support staff is available 24 hours a day and would be happy to assist you. 36
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Revistas Científicas Indexadas del CONACYT
Las revistas correspondientes al área de interés de la DCEA son, principalmente, el AREA V, aunque también es posible que en algunos casos se encuentren en el AREA IV o MULTIDISCIPLINARIA.
ÍNDICE DE REVISTAS MEXICANAS DE INVESTIGACIÓN CIENTÍFICA Y TECNOLÓGICA V. Ciencias Sociales (37 Revistas)
REVISTA ORGANISMO QUE EDITA AÑO VIGENCIA
ANDAMIOS REVISTA DE INVESTIGACIÓN SOCIAL UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE LA CIUDAD DE MÉXICO 2007 2014
ANUARIO MEXICANO DE DERECHO INTERNACIONAL UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2009 2016
ARGUMENTOS UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA METROPOLITANA 2007 2016
BOLETÍN MEXICANO DE DERECHO COMPARADO UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2007 2014
COMUNICACIÓN Y SOCIEDAD UNIVERSIDAD DE GUADALAJARA 2007 2012
CONFINES DE RELACIONES INTERNACIONALES Y CIENCIA INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO Y DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE 2011 2013 POLÍTICA MONTERREY
CONTADURÍA Y ADMINISTRACIÓN UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2007 2014
CONVERGENCIA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DEL ESTADO DE MÉXICO 2007 2012
CUESTIONES CONSTITUCIONALES REVISTA MEXICANA DE UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2007 2012 DERECHO CONSTITUCIONAL
CULTURALES UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE BAJA CALIFORNIA 2009 2016
ECONOMÍA MEXICANA NUEVA ÉPOCA CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN Y DOCENCIA ECONÓMICAS, A.C. 2007 2012
ECONOMÍA, SOCIEDAD Y TERRITORIO EL COLEGIO MEXIQUENSE, A.C. 2007 2012
ECONOMÍA: TEORÍA Y PRÁCTICA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA METROPOLITANA 2011 2016
ECONOQUANTUM UNIVERSIDAD DE GUADALAJARA 2009 2016
EL TRIMESTRE ECONÓMICO SECRETARIA DE EDUCACIÓN PÚBLICA 2007 2012
EN-CLAVES DEL PENSAMIENTO INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO Y DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE 2010 2012 MONTERREY, CAMPUS CIUDAD DE MÉXICO
ESTUDIOS DEMOGRÁFICOS Y URBANOS EL COLEGIO DE MÉXICO, A. C. 2007 2012
ESTUDIOS ECONÓMICOS EL COLEGIO DE MÉXICO, A. C. 2007 2012
ESTUDIOS FRONTERIZOS. REVISTA DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES Y UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE BAJA CALIFORNIA 2007 2012 HUMANIDADES
ESTUDIOS SOCIALES CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN EN ALIMENTACIÓN Y 2007 2014 DESARROLLO, A.C.
ESTUDIOS SOCIOLÓGICOS EL COLEGIO DE MÉXICO, A. C. 2007 2012
FORO INTERNACIONAL EL COLEGIO DE MÉXICO, A. C. 2007 2012
FRONTERA NORTE EL COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA NORTE, A. C. 2007 2012
GESTIÓN Y POLÍTICA PÚBLICA CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN Y DOCENCIA ECONÓMICAS, A.C. 2007 2012
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INVESTIGACIÓN BIBLIOTECOLÓGICA UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2007 2012
INVESTIGACIÓN ECONÓMICA UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2007 2012
MIGRACIÓN Y DESARROLLO RED INTERNACIONAL DE MIGRACIÓN Y DESARROLLO 2010 2016
MIGRACIONES INTERNACIONALES EL COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA NORTE, A. C. 2007 2012
NORTEAMÉRICA, REVISTA ACADÉMICA DEL CISAN-UNAM UNAM, CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONES SOBRE AMÉRICA DEL 2010 2016 NORTE
NUEVA ANTROPOLOGÍA. REVISTA DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE ANTROPOLOGÍA E HISTORIA 2007 2014
PAPELES DE POBLACIÓN UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DEL ESTADO DE MÉXICO 2007 2012
PERFILES LATINOAMERICANOS FACULTAD LATINOAMERICANA DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES 2007 2012
POLIS UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA METROPOLITANA 2011 2013
POLÍTICA Y GOBIERNO CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN Y DOCENCIA ECONÓMICAS, A.C. 2007 2012
REGIÓN Y SOCIEDAD, REVISTA DEL COLEGIO DE SONORA EL COLEGIO DE SONORA A.C. 2007 2012
REVISTA MEXICANA DE CIENCIAS POLÍTICAS Y SOCIALES UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2011 2013
REVISTA MEXICANA DE SOCIOLOGÍA UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2007 2012
ÍNDICE DE REVISTAS MEXICANAS DE INVESTIGACIÓN CIENTÍFICA Y TECNOLÓGICA IV. Humanidades y Ciencias de la Conducta (31 Revistas)
REVISTA ORGANISMO QUE EDITA AÑO VIGENCIA
ALTERIDADES UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA METROPOLITANA 2007 2012
AMÉRICA LATINA EN LA HISTORIA ECONÓMICA. REVISTA DE INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES "DR. JOSE MARIA LUIS 2009 2016 INVESTIGACIÓN MORA"
CRÍTICA, REVISTA HISPANOAMERICANA DE FILOSOFÍA UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2007 2012
CUICUILCO, NUEVA ÉPOCA ESCUELA NACIONAL DE ANTROPOLOGÍA E HISTORIA 2007 2016
DESACATOS. REVISTA DE ANTROPOLOGÍA SOCIAL CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN Y ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES EN 2007 2014 ANTROPOLOGÍA SOCIAL
DIANOIA INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES FILOLÓGICAS 2004 2014
EDUCACIÓN MATEMÁTICA EDITORIAL SANTILLANA, S. A. DE C. V. 2007 2012
ESCRITOS. REVISTA DEL CENTRO DE CIENCIAS DEL LENGUAJE BENEMERITA UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE PUEBLA 2007 2012
ESTUDIOS DE ASIA Y ÁFRICA EL COLEGIO DE MÉXICO, A. C. 2007 2014
ESTUDIOS DE CULTURA MAYA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2010 2014
ESTUDIOS DE HISTORIA NOVOHISPANA UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2007 2012
HISTORIA MEXICANA EL COLEGIO DE MÉXICO, A. C. 2007 2012
HISTORIA Y GRAFÍA UNIVERSIDAD IBEROAMERICANA, A.C. 2007 2011
NOVA TELLUS UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2007 2011
NUEVA REVISTA DE FILOLOGÍA HISPÁNICA EL COLEGIO DE MÉXICO, A. C. 2007 2014
PERFILES EDUCATIVOS UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2007 2014
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POLÍTICA Y CULTURA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA METROPOLITANA 2007 2014
RELACIONES, ESTUDIOS DE HISTORIA Y SOCIEDAD EL COLEGIO DE MICHOACÁN, A.C. 2007 2012
UNIVERSIDAD DE GUADALAJARA 2007 2014
REVISTA DE ESTUDIOS DE GÉNERO. LA VENTANA
REVISTA DE LA EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR ASOCIACIÓN NACIONAL DE UNIVERSIDADES E INSTITUCIONES 2007 2012 DE EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR
REVISTA ELECTRÓNICA DE INVESTIGACIÓN EDUCATIVA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE BAJA CALIFORNIA 2007 2012
REVISTA LATINOAMERICANA DE INVESTIGACIÓN EN COMITÉ LATINOAMERICANO DE MATEMÁTICA EDUCATIVA 2007 2012 MATEMÁTICA EDUCATIVA
REVISTA MEXICANA DE ANÁLISIS DE LA CONDUCTA SOCIEDAD MEXICANA DE ANÁLISIS DE LA CONDUCTA 2010 2013
REVISTA MEXICANA DE INVESTIGACIÓN EDUCATIVA CONSEJO MEXICANO DE INVESTIGACIÓN EDUCATIVA 2007 2012
SECUENCIA INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES "DR. JOSE MARIA LUIS 2007 2012 MORA"
SIGNOS FILOSÓFICOS UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA METROPOLITANA 2004 2014
SIGNOS HISTÓRICOS UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA METROPOLITANA 2007 2012
SINÉCTICA, REVISTA ELECTRÓNICA DE EDUCACIÓN INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO Y DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE 2011 2013 EDUCATIVA OCCIDENTE AC
TÓPICOS DEL SEMINARIO BENEMÉRITA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE PUEBLA 2007 2012
TÓPICOS, REVISTA DE FILOSOFÍA UNIVERSIDAD PANAMERICANA 2009 2016
TZINTZUN. REVISTA DE ESTUDIOS HISTÓRICOS UNIVERSIDAD MICHOACANA DE SAN NICOLÁS DE HIDALGO 2011 2016
ÍNDICE DE REVISTAS MEXICANAS DE INVESTIGACIÓN CIENTÍFICA Y TECNOLÓGICA VIII. Multidisciplinarias (3 Revistas)
REVISTA ORGANISMO QUE EDITA AÑO VIGENCIA
LATINOAMÉRICA: REVISTA DE ESTUDIOS LATINOAMERICANOS UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO 2011 2016
LIMINAR. ESTUDIOS SOCIALES Y HUMANÍSTICOS UNIVERSIDAD DE CIENCIAS Y ARTES DE CHIAPAS 2011 2013
UNIVERSIDAD Y CIENCIA UNIVERSIDAD JUÁREZ AUTÓNOMA DE TABASCO 2007 2012
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APÉNDICE 5
Lista de Casas Editoriales Reconocidas por el Comité de Publicaciones y Propiedad Intelectual
5.1 Casos Especiales: Compañías Editoriales sin Comité Editorial ni Control de Calidad Los productos académicos publicados en estas editoriales requieren de revisión para asegurar la calidad de los contenidos, tanto de fondo como de forma. También reciben el nombre de modalidad de ―impresión bajo demanda‖. Son compañías editoriales mayormente sin reconocimiento y que dejan control de calidad básicamente en manos del autor.
1. Verlag Dr. Müller (VDM) Publishing, la cual comprende cuatro editoriales: 1. AV Akademikerverlag GmbH & Co. KG 2. LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing GmbH & Co. KG 3. Südwestdeutscher Verlag für Hochschulschriften GmbH & Co. KG 4. International Book Market Service Ltd 2. Editorial Académica Española
5.2 Compañías Editoriales Prestigiadas que Publican Obras Académicas en Inglés Esta es una lista representativa de compañías de prestigio que publican productos académicos en inglés. Está ordenada alfabéticamente y ha sido elaborada por la Universidad de Exeter. A pesar de ser bastante completa, esta lista no pretende ser exhaustiva. Esta lista puede encontrarse en http://services.exeter.ac.uk/bfa/az.htm
Academic Press (Harcourt Publishers) Academic Press Professional (Harcourt Publishers) Addison Wesley (Pearson Education) University of Akron Press AltaMira Press University Press of America Amsterdam University Press Architectural Association The Arden Shakespeare (Thomson Learning) Arnold Publishers University of Arizona Press Ashgate Publishing Association of Applied Biologists Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers Authors Academic Press Autodesk Press (Thomson Learning) Baillière Tindall (Harcourt Publishers) BT Batsford Ltd BERG Publishers Bios University of Birmingham Press Blackwell Publishers Blackwell Science Bodleian Library, University of Oxford Bowker-Saur Boydell and Brewer Ltd Brassey's (UK) Ltd (BT Batsford) Bristol Academic Press 40
British Film Institute Publishing British Museum Press British Psychological Society Books Broadview Press Brooks/Cole (Thomson Learning) Butterworths Butterworth-Heinemann Butterworths Tolley (Butterworths) CABI Publishing Cambridge International Science Publishing Cambridge University Press Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association Carcanet Press Frank Cass Publishers Catholic University of America Press Cavendish Publishing Chadwyck-Healey Ltd Chambers Harrap Channel Four Learning University of Chicago Press Chiltern Publishing International Chinese University Press Churchill Livingstone (Harcourt Publishers) James Clark and Co T&T Clark Columbia University Press Combined Publishing Comerford and Miller Commonwealth Secretariat Constitution Unit (School of Public Policy) Continuum International Publishing Conway Maritime Press (BT Batsford) Cork University Press Cornell University Press Council for British Archaeology Course Technology (Thomson Learning) CPL Scientific Publishing Services Ltd Delmar (Thomson Learning) Duckworth Group Dushkin (McGraw-Hill) Duxbury (Thomson Learning) E & FN Spon (Taylor & Francis) Edinburgh University Press Edward Elgar Publishing Elsevier Science English Heritage University of Exeter Press Faber and Faber Facet Publishing Financial Times Prentice Hall (Pearson Education) First and Best in Education Ltd Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers Focal Press (Butterworth-Heinemann) Focus77 Four Courts Press Fyfield Books (Carcanet Press) Ganesha Publishing Geological Society Publishing House Getty Publications Glas New Russian Writing Gower Publishing Grove Music 41
Hanley Belfus (Harcourt Publishers) Harcourt Professional Publishing Harcourt Publishers Harrap Hart Publishing University of Hawaii Press Heinle and Heinle (Thomson Learning) University of Hertfordshire Press Holt, Rheinhart & Winston (Harcourt Publishers) Hong Kong University Press Sue Horwood Publishing University of Idaho Press University of Illinois Press Imperial College Press Imprint Academic Incorporated Council of Law Reporting For England and Wales Institute for Employment Studies Institute for Fiscal Studies Institute for the Study of Civil Society Institute for Social Work Institute of Development Studies Institute of Economic Affairs Institute of European Affairs Institute of Food Science and Technology Institute of Irish Studies (Queen's University, Belfast) Institute of Marine Engineers Institute of Mathematics and its Applications Institute of Personnel and Development Institute of Physics Publishing Institute of Public Administration Institution of Chemical Engineers Institution of Electrical Engineers Institution of Incorporated Engineers Intellect Books International Bee Research Association University of Iowa Press Iowa State University Press Island Press Jane's Information Group Jessica Kingsley Publishers Johns Hopkins University Press Joseph Henry Press (National Academy Press) Journal of Reproduction and Fertility Kent State University Press University Press of Kentucky Kluwer Academic Press Kogan-Page Publishers Law Reports International Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society Legal Action Group Leicester University Press (Continnum International Publishing) Lexington Books Library Association Publishing Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Ltd (Kluwer) Longman Further Education (Pearson Education) Longman Higher Education (Pearson Education) Louisiana State University Press Lund Humphries Lutterworth Press Macmillan Education - Africa Macmillan Reference Manchester University Press 42
McGill-Queen's University Press McGraw-Hill Mercer University Press Merck Publications (Harcourt Publishers) University of Michigan Press University of Minnesota Press University of Missouri Press The MIT Press Morgan Kaufmann (Harcourt Publishers) Mosby (Harcourt Publishers) John Murray Multilingual Matters K. Myles and Associates National Academy Press National Archives of Scotland National Institute of Adult Continuing Education National Museums of Scotland (NMS Publishing Ltd) Natural History Museum University of Nebraska Press Nelson Thornes New Europe Research Trust University of New South Wales Press Nick Hern Books Nordic Institute of Asian Studies University of North Carolina Press Nottingham University Press Octagon Press Ltd Onword Press (Thomson Learning) Open University Press Osborne (McGraw-Hill) Oxford University Press Palgrave Paul Chapman Publishing (Sage Publications) Pearson Education and Higher Education Pearson Information Penguin Books Ltd Penn State University Press University of Pennsylvania Press Peter Peregrinus Lt (Institution of Electrical Engineers) Pharmaceutical Press Pickering & Chatto Publishers Platinium Publishing The Policy Press Policy Studies Institute Polygon Polygon at Edinburgh Porphyrogenitus Portland Press Poyser, T & AD (Harcourt Publishers) Prentice Hall (Pearson Education) Princeton University Press The Psychological Corporation (Harcourt Publishers) Public Record Office PunctuationTips.com Purdue University Press Putnam Aeronautical (BT Batsford) Research Studies Press Ltd Routledge (Taylor & Francis) Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England (English Heritage) Royal Geographical Society 43
Royal Society of Chemistry Royal Society of Medicine Press Sage Publications Sandpiper Books Saunders, W B (Harcourt Publishers) The Science Museum Scottish Cultural Press Scutari Press (Harcourt Publishers) Senate Hall Academic Publishing Shaw & Sons Ltd Sheffield Academic Press Shire Publications Ltd Singular (Thomson Learning) Society for Endocrinology Society of Biblical Literature South Western (Thomson Learning) Southern Illinois University Press Springer-Verlag GmbH & Co KG State University of New York Press Stationery Office Ltd Stenhouse Publishers St Jerome Publishing Henry Stewart Publications Sweet & Maxwell Syngress Media (Harcourt Publishers) I B Tauris Taylor & Francis Temple University Press Texas Tech University Press Thames & Hudson Thoemmes Press Thomas Nelson Australia (Thomson Learning) Thomson Learning University of Toronto Press Trentham Books W E Upjohn Institute for Employment Research Utah State University Press V & A Publications Vallentine Mitchell Vanderbilt University Press Wadsworth (Thomson Learning) University of Wales Press The Warburg Institute Wayne State University Press Western Academic & Specialist Press W H Freeman (Macmillan Press Palgrave) Wiley Windgather Press Woodhead Publishing
Yale University Press
Zed Books
5.3 Directorio Yahoo de Editoriales Académicas Disponible en http://dir.yahoo.com/business_and_economy/shopping_and_services/publishers/academic/
Cambria Press HighWire Press Kluwer Academic Publishers Walter de Gruyter, Inc. Brill 44
Ashgate Blackwell Publishers Jessica Kingsley Publishers Taylor & Francis Ltd@ Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. Scarecrow Press Swets & Zeitlinger b.v. MCB University Press Transaction Publishers Brepols Publishers University Press of America, Inc. Lynne Rienner Publishers Dissertation.com Peter Lang Publishing Group AltaMira Press Baywood Publishing Company Lexington Books Kumarian Press Other Press, LLC Carolina Academic Press CatchWord Ltd. Canadian Scholars' Press Smithsonian Institution Press Irish Academic Press Thela Thesis Publishers Cybereditions Gorgias Press Dakini Ltd. Four Courts Press Baker Academic Microform Academic Publishers Athena Scientific Bellwether Publishing Ltd. LCP Image Cascade Publishing Aris & Phillips Primary Source Media Agathon Press James Nicholas Publishers Federation Press Asian Research Service UCLA Ethnic Studies Publications Catalog Whole World Company Brandywine Press Wisdom House Publications Limited Althouse Press, The ReviewCopy.com Medieval Institute Publications (MIP)
5.4 Compañías Editoriales en México Fuente: Publishers Global.com
Disponible en http://www.publishersglobal.com/directory/publishers-by-country.asp?publishers-of=Mexico Aguilar, Altea, Taurus Alfaguara S.A. De C.V. AM Editores S.A de C.V. Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes Editorial Diana, S.A. De C.V. Editorial El Manual Moderno S.A. De C.V. Editorial Planeta Mexicana S. A. DE C.V. Editorial Trillas, S.A. De C.V. Fondo de Cultura Económica Larousse Ediciones Lemberger & Spaans Mexico Mexiko Selector, S.A. de C.V. Siglo XXI Editores, S.A. de C.V. Taller Ditoria Thomson Learning Iberoamerica Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Cidcli 45
Ediciones Tecolote, S.A. De C.V. Editorial Progreso, S.A. De C.V.Petra Ediciones, S.A. De C.V, Secretaria De Educacion Publica Somos Niños Ediciones, S.A. De C.V. Universidad Veracruzana Guadalajara Reporter Trilce Ediciones Francoforte Editores SA de CV
5.5 Compañías Editoriales en Argentina (66) Fuente: Publishers Global.com Disponible en http://www.publishersglobal.com/directory/publishers-by-country.asp?publishers-of=Argentina
Adriana Hidalgo editora Alfagrama Ediciones All for Pharma S.A. Anejo Producciones S A Apuntes Libros Argentina Argentinien Capital Intelectual Corpus Editorial y Distribuidora Crisol Ediciones de Dios Editores De la Campana Ediciones De La Flor S.R.L. Ediciones de Mente Ediciones Del Eclipse Ediciones Journal Ediciones LEA S.A Ediciones Occidente Editorial Biblos Distribuidora Dedalo SRL Editorial Bonum S.A. Editorial El Ateneo-Grupo ILHSA S.A. Editorial Heliasta S.r.l./Editorial Claridad S.A Editorial Kier S.A.C.I.F.I. Editorial Lumen S.R.L. Editorial Marea Editorial Photo Design Florian von der Fecht Editorial Sigmar S.A.C.I. Editorial Sudamericana Random House Mondadori Fundación el Libro Dos Fuerzas Grupal Logística y Distribución Grupo Clasa Imaginador Intermedica International Editors Co. InterZona Editora Laffont Ediciones Electrónicas S.A. Libros de la Araucaria S.A. Libros del Zorzal MP Ediciones Mundo Cartografico SRL Publishing Developments URBE MultiMedia Valletta Ediciones Srl Calibroscopio Ediciones Cámara Argentina Del Libro Comunic-Arte Editorial Ediciones Iamiqué Editorial Albatros Editorial Remolino Editorial Santa María S.A. Grupo Norma - Kapelusz Infantil.Com La Brujita De Papel La Marca Editora Nazhira 46
Pequeño Editor Sm Ediciones Unaluna V&R Editoras Redactores en Red PICTUS S.R.L. Panacea Ediciones 3M Translations Editorial Independiente Rúcula Libros Editorial Primera Linea SA
5.6 Compañías Editoriales en España (398) Fuente: Publishers Global.com
Disponible en http://www.publishersglobal.com/directory/publishers-by-country.asp?publishers-of=Spain
A Nosa Terra-Promocións Culturais Galegas S.A. A. Asppan / Onlybook S.L. A.C.E.R. Agencia Literaria A.M.V. Agencia Literaria S.L. Aboitiz-Dalmau Editores, S.L. Acali, S.C.P. Acantilado Quaderns Crema, S.A. Actar/Actar-D ACV Ediciones Agencia Literaria Transmit Aguilar Alba Editorial, S.L. Alberdania Alcañiz y Fresnos, S.A. Alfaguara Algaida Editores Alianza Editorial Altea Alvarellos Editora Anaya Educación Anaya Multimedia Anaya Touring Club Andalucía Asociación de Editores Angle Editorial Antje Wichtrey Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency Antonio Machado Libros S.A. Arán Ediciones Architecta 21, S.L. Editorial Planeta, S.A. - Área Infantil-Juvenil Timun Mas/Yoyo Destino Infantil & Juvenil Artes Gráficas Palermo S.L. Asociación de Revistas Culturales de España ARCE Asociación Galega de Editores Associació d'Editors del País Valencià (AEPV) Associacio d'Editors en Llengua Catalana Associacio Professional d'Illustradors de Catalunya Baía Ediciöns a Coruna S.L. Banco de Imágenes Vegap Batik International Art Beascoa Beta Editorial, S.A. Biblos Clube de Lectores S.L. Bookbank S.L. Agencia Literaria Booket Brau Edicions Brizzolis Bronce Caballo de Troya Cáritas Española Editores Carmen Balcells Agencia Literaria S.A. Carroggio, S.A. de Ediciones Castellnou Edicions - Hermes Editora General, S.A.U. Catalunya Ràdio Catedra 47
CDA Centre for Audiovisual Development-ICIC Catalan Institut of Cultural Industries Centre de Pastoral Liturgica Centro de Exportación de Libros Españoles, S.A.(CELESA) Circe Ediciones S A Ciro Ediciones S A Ciruelo-Fanlasy Art DAC editions Club Editor 1984, S.L. Coco Books S.L. Coedis S.L. Columna Edicions Combel Editorial, S.A. Comercial Grupo Anaya, S.A. Compañía Límite de Comunicación, S.A. Competium S.L. Cossetània Edicions Imatge 9 S L Crisolart Galleries Criteria SCCL Cromosoma Libros Cúpula Debolsillo Destino Didaco, S.A. Difusora de Letras, Artes e Ideas S.L. Documenta Artes y Ciencias Visuales Durvan, S.A. De Ediciones Dux Editorial, S.L. Early Bird Books EC-Europe Licitelco S.L. Edebe Edelsa Grupo Didascalia S.A. Edelvives (Grupo Editorial Luis Vives) Edibesa Edicep, C.B. Ediciones B, S.A. Ediciones Carena Ediciones de Belloch Ediciones del Prado Ediciones Destino, S.A. Ediciones El Andén, S.L. Ediciones El Pais/Aguilar Ediciones Folio Ediciones Glénat España S.L. Ediciones La Cúpula, S.L. Ediciones Linteo S.L. Ediciones Mayo, S.A. Ediciones Mensajero S.A.U. Ediciones Minotauro Ediciones Morata, S.L. Ediciones Paidós Ediciones Península Ediciones Piramide Ediciones Poligrafa, S.A. Ediciones Rialp, S.A. Ediciones Robinbook S.L. Ediciones Saldaña, S.A. Ediciones Siruela S.A. Ediciones STJ Compania Sta. Teresa de Jesús Ediciones Temas de Hoy Ediciones Tutor, S A Ediciones Urano Edicions 62, S.A. Edicions Bromera Edicions de 1984, S.L. Edicions del Bullent Edicions del Pirata Edicións do Castro L.I.C.S.L. Edicións do Cumio Edicións Embora Edicións Espiral Maior S.L. Edicions La Campana, S.L. Edicións Laiovento S.L. Edicións Lostrego Edicións Nigra Trea S L 48
Edicións Obradoiro S.A. Edicións Positivas Edicións Sálvora Edicións Tambre-Grupo Editorial Luis Vives Edicions Vitel-La Edicions Xerais de Galicia S.A. Editorial Anagrama, S.A. Editorial Ariel Editorial Artec Editorial Barcanova, S.A. Editorial Barcino S.A. Editorial Base Editorial Bosch, SA Editorial Casals, S.A. Editorial CCS Editorial Claret Editorial Compostela Editorial Corimbo S L Editorial Crítica Editorial Cruïlla, S.A. Editorial Debate Editorial EDAF, S.L. Editorial Edinumen Editorial Empúries Editorial Everest Editorial Everest Galicia S.L. Editorial Everest, S.A. Editorial Galaxia Editorial Kairós Editorial Libsa, S.A. Editorial Médica Panamericana Editorial Mediterrania S.L. Editorial Milenio Editorial Nerea Editorial Noray S A Editorial Novos Vieiros S.L. Editorial Oceano S.L. Editorial Octaedro Editorial Planeta De Agostini Editorial Planeta División Librerias Foreign Rights Sales Editorial Planeta, S.A. Editorial Primera Persona Editorial Reverté S.A. Editorial Seix Barral Editorial Sirpus Editorial Sol 90 Editorial Teide S.A. Editorial Toxosoutos S.L. Editorial Tris Tram S L Editorial Txalaparta S L Editorial Verbo Divino Egartorre Eikon Editores El Aleph Editores El Cep i la Nansa Edicions El Croquis Editorial El Tercer Nombre Electa Elkarlanean S.L. Elm Edition Emecé Editores Enciclopèdia Catalana SAU Encuadernaciónes Ramos S.A Erein Argitaletxea Escola Joso Esencia Editorial Planeta, S. A. Espasa Calpe Estudio Fenix Eumo Editorial Euskal Editoreen Elkartea Federació d'Institucions Professionals del Còmic (FICOMIC) Fragmenta Editorial S.L.L. Fundacio ,,La Caixa" 49
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