Guidelines

>>GUIDELINES

Check at the bottom of this page or download the following PDF, where you will find all the information regarding citations, references, suggestions, etc.

 

>> Editorial guidelines: English version | Spanish version 

 


 

The character of the article presented must be original, unpublished, all articles will be reviewed using CrossRef's Similarity Check software, to avoid academic plagiarism. In addition, the article will be reviewed if it meets the criteria requested by APA 7th edition.

(Dossier Section, General Section, Review Section)


TYPE OF ARTICLES PUBLISHED 

Theoretical article

> Template

Research article/case study

> Template

Review 

> Template

(Archivo > Descargar)


 

>> Article submission

Given the journal’s use of the double-blind review process, authors must prepare their manuscripts anonymously.

The author must send two files to    publicaciones@religacion.com
1. Author and article data

First file only: A page with information about the author. (Download Template: Author Form)

2. Anonymous version of the article

The second file only article content: title, abstract, keywords, introduction, methodology, results, discussion and conclusion, references.

|The second file will be sent to peer reviewers, so the author's name should not appear|

 

 


>>INFORMATION

Authors who submit works to this journal accept the following conditions:

All the articles in this journal may be published in other journals under the author's permission and should be cited as "Published for the first time in Religación. Revista de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades"

The Editorial Board reserves to itself the ultimate right to decide on the publication of the articles, as well as the number and section in which it will appear. The journal reserves the right to make minor style corrections.

- The authors keep the copyrights and give the journal the right of first publication, with the work registered under the attribution of Creative Commons work license, which allows third parties commercial or non-commercial redistribution of what is published as long as the work circulates intact and unchanged.

- Authors who have submitted their works should not have sent them simultaneously to other scientific journals.

- Authors can make other independent and additional contractual agreements for the distribution of the article which is published in RUNAS (eg, to include it in an institutional repository or to publish it in a book) as long as they clearly indicate that the work was published by first time in RUNAS JOURNAL In the case of reproduction, a note similar to the following should be included: This text was originally published in RUNAS. Journal of Education and Culture. N ° -, section -----, number of pages, year of publication.

 

ARTICLE-PROCESSING CHARGES

RUNAS JOURNAL is a Gold Open Access journal that allows free access to all our documents immediately.

The journal does not charge a value for sending or publishing articles.

However, if the author or authors can collaborate with the journal, we appreciate their selfless gesture, because our journal does not receive public or private funding, your contribution, whatever it may be, helps to cover the expenses of the editorial process (editing, design, anti-plagiarism software, DOI, software licenses such as Microsoft, Adobe, etc.)

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Creative Commons

-All articles will comply with the Creative Commons standards to which the journal is subscribed under the following terms:

Licencia de Creative Commons

All articles must comply with the ethical guidelines for publications found at 

http://runas.religacion.com/index.php/about/ethics

 


GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Save your article as DP-short version of the article title.docx (DP-Geopolitical and socio-community perspectives.docx).

Avoid self-citation as much as possible and under no circumstances is a recycled article allowed.  All articles submitted to the journal are submitted to CrossRef’s iThenticate Similarity Check software (15% allowed).

Avoid using unscholarly language and subjective statements. Substantiate proposed claims using clear and explicit language.

Avoid short or overly long paragraphs (between 100 and maximum 200 words). Alternate the use of connectors that link the different paragraphs.

It is recommended using relevant, current authors for your foundation, at least 30% of your references should come from authors and journals present in Journal Citation Reports (JCR), Scopus, REDIB, Dialnet Metrics, ERIHPLUS.

In no case should the names of the sources or authors cited be placed in capital letters (ROMO, 2008, p. 9). They should always be written in a sentence style (Romo, 2008, p. 9).

Tables and graphs: Whether it is a table, a graph, a chart, an image, these should help explain a situation, an argument or important data. Remember that the title should be placed before the resource and the source of the resource should be noted after it.

For this, the resource should be announced in the previous paragraph. For example, 

The workflow for the production of a journal involves several aspects, as shown in Figure 1.

 

TECHNICAL CRITERIA

a. Length of article: 4500 to 9000 words (including bibliographical references).

b. If the article is written by a single author, it should be written in the third person (it will be analyzed). 

c. If the article is written by two or more authors, the use of the first-person plural is allowed (here we analyze).

d. The writing should present specific arguments, avoiding digressing into ideas that are not relevant to the proposal and appealing to an economy of language that allows a friendly reading of the article.

e. Write single-spaced, in A4 page size. The font style to be used will be Times New Roman 12 point. (Use the template according to your case: research article, theoretical article, case study, review).

f. Do not use footnotes.

g. Citations and reference lists must be submitted in APA 7th edition style. (Brief manual in Spanish, complete manual in English).

h. Use double quotation marks for citations within the paragraph.

i. Place all inverted quotation marks within other punctuation marks.

j. Separation of sections should be done using ordinal numbers.

j. La separación de las secciones debe hacerse usando números ordinales.

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Subtitle

1.2 Subtitle

1.2.1 Subtitle

2. METHODS

2.1 Subtitle

 

k. Number of authors: up to 4 authors are allowed (it is recommended to apply the principle of gender parity, and it is valued that the institutional origin of the authors is diverse).

 

APA 7 in-text citation 

 

All submissions should follow APA 7th edition style in the body of the text and followed by a complete list of works cited at the end. For any necessary clarification on APA 7 style, please refer to the information in section “g” above.

Ensure that the list of works cited includes all references cited and has full bibliographic details; do not simply import citations from an external program without editing and correcting the list of works cited. (Respect the correct use of data and punctuation marks).

Two aspects must be taken into account when presenting an idea with its respective credit: whether it is quoted verbatim (direct citation) or paraphrased (indirect), and what is the focus given, whether on the author (narrative citation) or on the idea itself (parenthetical citation).

 

 

Direct citations

Direct quotations can be short (up to 40 words) or block quotes (more than 40 words):

 

 

>Short citation (within paragraph)

Short quotations are considered to be those that are up to 40 words long, must be written between quotation marks, without italics and within the paragraph.

 

a. Parenthetical

Anger is considered a simple human reaction, and the sin of anger depends on the degree to which it manifests itself: “When the instinctive passionate movement of anger is awakened, it blinds us, stupidizes us and turns us into a kind of stubborn beasts. That excess is harmful, but I believe that a point of anger is necessary” (Savater, 2005, p. 81).

 

b. Narrative

To Savater, as to many, anger is a simple human reaction, and the sin of anger depends on the degree to which it manifests itself: “When the instinctive passionate movement of anger is awakened, it blinds us, stupidizes us and turns us into a kind of stubborn beasts. This excess is harmful, but I believe that a point of anger is necessary” (2005, p. 81).

 

 

>Blockquote (Separate paragraph)

Citations longer than 40 words should be in a separate block, without quotation marks and indentation.

a. Parenthetical:

In short, the settlement of whites, mestizos and some slaves was due to the policies of aggregation and segregation of land for the exploitation of livestock and crops:

Legally, the seizure of the Indians’ lands was justified. Between 1750 and 1800, a period in which the indigenous communities of eastern Colombia were subject to a policy of aggregation-segregation of lands, the amount of the sales of some 68 resguardos was approximately 110,308 pesos. In 1778, Moreno y Escandón reported from San Gil that the sale of only 18 towns had represented an income to the treasury of 45,560 pesos (Tovar, 1986, p. 23).

 

b. Narrative:

The settlement of whites, mestizos and some slaves is directly related to the policies of land aggregation and segregation, as Tovar notes, for the exploitation of livestock and crops:

Legally, the seizure of the Indians’ lands was justified. Between 1750 and 1800, a period in which the indigenous communities of eastern Colombia were subject to a policy of aggregation-segregation of lands, the amount of the sales of some 68 resguardos was approximately 110,308 pesos. In 1778, Moreno y Escandón reported from San Gil that the sale of only 18 towns had represented an income to the treasury of 45,560 pesos (1986, p. 23).

 

 

Indirect citations

 

a. Parenthetical

Finally, rurality can refer to rural development, which includes strategies to address marginalized, vulnerable and disjointed populations, etc. (Dirven et al., 2011).

 

b. Narrative

Finally, Dirven et al. (2011) define rurality on the basis of rural development, which includes strategies to address marginalized, vulnerable and disjointed populations, among others.

 

REFERENCES

 

References used should be listed alphabetically at the end of the article. (APA 7th edition)

 

BOOK

> One author

Last name, First name initial. (Year). Title of the book. Publisher

Bloom, A. (1987). The Closing of the American Mind. Simon & Schuster.

[Separate the last name from the first name of the author with a comma. Do not use quotation marks for the title. Do not include the country or city of the publisher].

 

> Two or more authors

Casier, M & Jongerden, J. (2010). Nationalisms and Politics in Turkey: Political Islam, Kemalism and the Kurdish Issue. Routledge.

[If it is an e-book, place the URL or DOI at the end]. When there are 21 or more authors, include the name of the first 19, insert an ellipsis (without “and”), and then add the name of the last author.

 

Book chapter

Author’s last name, first name initial. (Year). Title of chapter. In, Author’s first name initial, Last name. (Ed.) Title of book, (pp. xx-xx). Publisher

Verhoeven, C. (2009). Court files. In, J. Dobson & B. Ziemann (Eds.). Reading primary sources, the interpretation of texts from nineteenth and twentieth-century history, (pp.90-105) Routledge.

 

[Use the following abbreviations as appropriate: Editor (Ed.), compiler (Comp.), director (Dir.) collaborator (Colab.), organizer (Org.) Coordinators (Coord.)]

 

Journal articles

> One author

Author’s Last Name, First Initial. (Year of Publication). Title of article: Subtitle if any. Name of Journal, Volume Number(Issue Number), first page number-last page number. https://doi number

Chung, J. F. (2020). The demand for life insurance: a quantitative study among “generation y” in the Klang Valley, Malaysia. Religación. Revista De Ciencias Sociales Y Humanidades, 5(25), 302-313. https://doi.org/10.46652/rgn.v5i25.662

 

>Two or more Authors:

Author’s Last Name, First Initial., & Last Name of Second Author, First Initial. (Year of Publication). Title of article: Subtitle if any. Name of Journal, Volume Number(Issue Number), first page number-last page number. https://doi 

Nuzzaci, A. (2020). Socio-cultural disadvantages and cumulative deficits: which education can fight inequalities? Religación. Revista De Ciencias Sociales Y Humanidades, 5(26), 172-186. https://doi.org/10.46652/rgn.v5i26.721

 

[Before the last author add & or “and”. Do not place the words volume, number or abbreviations such as vol or num, but write directly the corresponding numbers 5(25). The volume is placed in italics and the number in parentheses, together and without spaces. Whenever it is an electronic article, the DOI should be included; if the DOI is missing, the URL should be included. Do not place the DOI letters but the link: https://doi.org/10.46652/rgn.v5i26.747]

WebSITES

Page or Section from a Website Created by an Individual Author

Author’s Last Name, First Initial. Second Initial if Given. (Year webpage was last updated/published, Month Day if given). Title of page: Subtitle (if any). Website name. URL

 

Page or Section from a Website Created by a Corporate or Group Author

Corporation/Group/Organization’s Name. (Year webpage was last updated/published, Month Day if given). Title of page: Subtitle (if any). URL

 

[When a URL exceeds one line, you must shorten it using inline shortening. Do not shorten DOI. Always make sure that the link is not broken and goes directly to the cited source and not to a general page. To shorten links we recommend: https://cutt.ly/en

 

Thesis - Dissertations

 

>Thesis Printed

Soo, H. H. (1996). Life insurance and economic growth: Theoretical and empirical investigation. [Doctoral Thesis, University of Nebraska]

 

>Thesis - from website

Author - last name, initial(s). (Year). Title of thesis – italicized [Doctoral dissertation or Master’s thesis, Institution]. Archive name. http://www.xxxxxx

 

Conference paper

 

Author(s) of paper – last name and initials, use & for multiple authors. (Year, Month Date(s)). Title of paper - italicized. [Type of paper eg. Paper presentation]. Conference Name, Location. DOI or Web address - if available.

 

Decrees / ordinances / agreements / resolutions

 

Number and year of the decree / ordinance / agreement / resolution [Enacting entity]. Subject. Date of promulgation of the act. Enacting entity.

Resolution 6577 of 2008 [Ministry of National Education]. Whereby the parameters and procedures for setting tuition fees are established. September 29, 2008