Author Guidelines

Manuscripts must be typed in English using MS Word or an Open Document.

Manuscripts should be between 20 to 30 pages, including charts, notes, and appendices.  Authors should place their names on the cover page but the name should not appear on headers or elsewhere in the body of the article.

Attached to all submitted articles must be a 150-word abstract, keywords and a statement containing the author's present academic or nonacademic position, affiliation and E-mail addresses where he or she may be contacted by the editors or interested readers.

In general, author should follow these formatting guidelines:

Main text:

• Times New Roman, 12 p. justified
• Foot notes: Times New Roman, 10, justified
• Spacing: single
• Paragraph Spacing: 0 (lower and upper)

Margins:

• Right, left and top: 3 cm., lower 4cm.

It must be followed APA guide for notes and quotes as it can be consulted in the URL:

https://guiasbus.us.es/ld.php?content_id=20512221

Structuring of work:

• Example: MAIN TITLE (Uppercase, 16p. Bold, centered) CHAPTER ONE I. (Roman Numeral, caps, 14p., Bold, left aligned.) 1. Section One (Number, normal, 12p., Bold, left aligned.) A) first Subsection (Uppercase, normal, 12p., Indentation) a) Other Classifications (Lowercase, italic, 12p., Indentation)

Text Citation and References

Text Citations are important to avoid issues of plagiarism. When documenting source materials, the author/s and date/s of the sources should be cited within the body of the paper. The main principle here is that, all ideas and words of others should be properly and formally acknowledged.

The Reference Section lists all the sources you've previously cited in the body of your research paper. It states the author/s of the source, the material's year of publication (Volume and Number for periodical publications), first and final pages, the name or title of the source material, as well as its electronic retrieval information, if these were gathered from the Internet.