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Revista De Turismo Y Patrimonio Cultural Volumen 10 • Número 5 • 2012 Revista de Turismo y Patrimonio Cultural www.pasosonline.org ISSN 1695 - 7121 PASOS. REVISTA DE TURISMO Y PATRIMONIO CULTURAL GUÍA DE ESTILO PARA AUTORES Revista indexada en: DOAJ; Latindex; ISOC; Redalyc; DICE; E-Revistas; CAB-Abstract PASOS. Revista de Turismo y Patrimonio Cultural es una Texto: El texto debe ser escrito a 1,5 de espaciado y publicación en web que se especializa en el análisis con una extensión de 5.000 a 9.000 palabras para académico y empresarial de los distintos procesos que artículos y de 3.000 a 5.000 tanto para opiniones y se desarrollan en el sistema turístico, con especial ensayos como para notas de investigación, incluyendo interés a los usos de la cultura, la naturaleza y el Título, Datos Biográficos de los autores, Resumen, territorio, la gente, los pueblos y sus espacios, el Introducción, los apartados que se estimen oportunos, patrimonio integral. Desde una perspectiva inter y Conclusión, Agradecimientos (si fuera pertinente) y transdisciplinar solicita y alienta escritos venidos desde Bibliografía. las ciencias y la práctica administrativo‐empresarial. Su Cuadros, Gráficos e Imágenes: los artículos pueden objetivo es cumplir con el papel de foro de exposición y incluir cualquier grafismo que se estime necesario. discusión de metodologías y teorías, además de la Deberán estar referidos en el textos y/o situados divulgación de estudios y experiencias. Pretende convenientemente y acompañados por un pie que los contribuir a otros esfuerzos encaminados a entender el identifique. Pueden utilizarse colores, pero ha de turismo y progresar en las diversas formas de tenerse en consideración la posibilidad de una prevención de efectos no deseados, pero también publicación en soporte papel en blanco y negro. perfeccionar la manera en que el turismo sirva de Abreviaciones y acrónimos: deberán ser bien complemento a la mejora y desarrollo de la calidad de deletreados y claramente definidos en su primer uso vida de los residentes en las áreas de destino. en el texto. Citas y Bibliografía: En el texto las referencias PERIODICIDAD: ENERO; ABRIL; OCTUBRE bibliográficas harán referencia al autor y el año de publicación de la obra citada. Por ejemplo: (Smith, Estilo: Para simplificar el proceso de revisión y 2001) o (Nash, 1990; Smith, 2001). Cuando se publicación se pide a los colaboradores que se ajusten considere necesaria una cita más precisa se indicará el estrictamente a las normas editoriales que a número de página (Smith, 2001: 34). La lista continuación se indican. bibliográfica al final del texto seguirá el orden Entrega de originales: los trabajos deberán ser alfabético de autores, siguiendo el formato: remitidos siguiendo las instrucciones indicadas en Smith, Valene L. y Brent, Maryann http://pasosonline.org/?page_id=171 2001 “Introduction to Hosts and guests revisited: Idioma: Los trabajos serán publicados en el idioma en Tourism issues of the 21st century”. En Smith, Valene el que sean entregados (español, portugués, inglés o L. y Brent, Maryann (Eds.), Hosts and guests revisited: francés). Tourism issues of the 21st century (pp. 1‐14). New Márgenes: Tres centímetros en todos los lados de la York: Cognizant Communication. página. Smith, Valene L. Tipografía: Se utilizará en el texto la letra Times New 1998 “War and tourism. An American Ethnography”. Roman o Arial, tamaño 10, o similar. En las notas se Annals of Tourism Research, 25(1): 202‐227. utilizará el mismo tipo de letra a tamaño 9. No utilizar Urry, J. diversidad de fuentes ni de tamaños. Si se desea 1990 The tourist gaze. Leisure and travel in destacar alguna palabra o párrafo dentro del texto contemporary societies. London: Sage. utilizar la misma fuente en cursiva. Para otro tipo de publicaciones se hará constar Notas: siempre serán situadas al final, utilizando el siempre autor, año, título y lugar de celebración o mismo tipo de letra que en el texto (Times New Roman publicación y un estándar para documentos o Arial) a tamaño 9. electrónicos, indicando dirección y fecha de acceso. Título y datos del autor o autores: El trabajo debe ir Originalidad: Se requiere el compromiso de los autores encabezado por su título en minúsculas y negrita. Bajo tanto de la originalidad de su trabajo como de no él se insertará el nombre del autor o autores, remitir su texto simultáneamente a otros medios para indicando su centro de estudio (universidad, su publicación. departamento, etc.), empresa o administración, Derechos de autor y Responsabilidad: los autores además de la especialidad y el correo electrónico de serán los únicos responsables de las afirmaciones y contacto. Si se desea pueden ofrecerse más datos declaraciones realizadas en su texto. El equipo editorial biográficos en una nota, no sobrepasando las 60 de PASOS se reserva el derecho de utilizar en ediciones palabras compilatorias sucesivas los artículos editados. Resumen: se debe insertar un resumen del artículo Trabajos sometidos a evaluación por pares anónimos (110 – 120 palabras) en el idioma en que está escrito y externos a la revista. Se notificará a los autores el su traducción al inglés. Para los artículos escritos en resultado de la revisión realizada mediante una ficha inglés se aportará su traducción al español. resumen del arbitrio. Palabras clave: se indicarán 5 – 7 palabras clave sobre el tema principal. © PASOS. Revista de Turismo y Patrimonio Cultural. D.L. TF-2059/2002 ISSN 1695-7121 Revista cuatrimestral gratuita de distribución en web http://www.pasosonline.org E-mail: [email protected] PASOS. JOURNAL OF TOURISM AND CULTURAL HERITAGE NOTES ON STYLE FOR CONTRIBUTORS Index in: DOAJ; Latindex; ISOC; Redalyc; DICE; E-Revistas; CAB-Abstract Pasos. Journal of Tourism and Cultural Heritage Key words: A list of 5 – 7 key words should be is an internet publication dedicated to the academ- provided, which relate to the principal themes in ic and management-based analysis of the diverse the article. processes inscribed within the tourist system, with Text: Articles should be typed, 1.5 spaces apart, a particular emphasis on the uses of culture, the exceeding no more than 9,000 words, including environment and territory, people, communities the title, biographic information, abstract, intro- and spaces, integral heritage. It encourages arti- duction, relevant appendices, conclusion, cles from inter and trans-disciplinary perspectives, acknowledgements (if relevant) and bibliography. from both scientific and management points of Tables, Diagrams and Figures: These can be view. Its objective is to provide a forum for the included in the article where necessary. They discussion of methodologies and theories as well should be referenced in the main text and/or situ- as the presentation of case studies and the results ated where convenient and accompanied by an of empirical research. It hopes to contribute to explanatory sub-heading. Colour graphics can be ongoing debates surrounding attempts to compre- used. hend the phenomenon of tourism and to develop Abbreviations and Acronyms: These should be diverse approaches to the prevention of the unde- spelt out in full and clearly defined where they sirable consequences of tourism as well as en- initially appear in the text. hance the quality of life of the residents of tourist References and Bibliography: The standard destinations. Harvard system should be used, indicating the author and date of publication of the relevant Frequency: January; April; October work. For example: (Smith, 2001) or (Nash, 1990; Smith 2001). 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