General guidelines for research articles

1. Presentation page:

• Standard name

• Institutional mail

• Institutional affiliation

• Academic degree

• ORCID code (mandatory), Google Scholar, ScopusID and Publons (optional)

• Supporters: Indicate whether the submitted manuscript derives from a project financed with funds or institutional support from national or international competitive calls.

• Spanish translation: Indicate whether the authors have their own funding to professionally translate the submitted manuscript into Spanish.

• Code of ethics: Indicate the ethical considerations that were taken into account in conducting this research (only if it was necessary for this research).

• Conflict of interest: Indicate if there is or was a conflict of interests that has influenced this manuscript.

• Author Contributions: According to the CRediT Taxonomy (Brand et al., 2015), indicate the contribution of each author of the manuscript using their initials.

2. Page 1: Complete title, abstract (200 words), 5 keywords. This should also be in English, Spanish and Portuguese. The abstract must clarify the study’s objective, relevance, methodology, results and contribution to its field.
3. Page 2 onwards: Title and anonymized text, without the author’s name. Research articles should follow the IMRaD structure: introduction, methods, results, and discussion . At the end of the text, references and corresponding annexes (instruments and other relevant information) must be included.
4. Of in-text citations and references:
1. Prioritize indexed references of scientific journals for articles. They should be formatted according to the 7th edition of the American Psychological Association (APA) Publication Manual.
2. He in-text citations should look like this: (Author’s last name, year, page). If paraphrased, page numbers should not be included. For more information on citation formats see APA manual 7th edition.
3. Information footnotes should be avoided. If these included any citation, they should also be adapted to APA style. Footnotes do not exempt the responsibility of citing the source of information.
4. Book reference:
• Díaz-Albertini, J. (2016). El feudo, la comarca y la feria. La privatización del espacio público. Universidad de Lima Fondo Editorial.
  
5. Article in an academic or scientific journal with doi number:
• Gómez Gabriel, N. (2020). Espectropolítica: imagen y hauntología en la cultura visual contemporánea. Contratexto, (034), 153-176. https://doi.org/10.26439/contratexto2020.n034.4871
  
6. Article in an academic or scientific journal without doi number:
• Sierra, F. y Gravante, T. (enero-junio 2016) Ciudadanía digital y acción colectiva en América Latina. Crítica de la mediación y apropiación social por los nuevos movimientos sociales. La trama de la comunicación, 20(1), 163-175. http://www.latrama.fcpolit.unr.edu.ar/index.php/trama/article/view/568/423
  
7. Press article reference:
• Vargas Llosa, M. (21 de setiembre de 2003). La verdad sospechosa. El País, p. A8.
  
5. Of images, graphics and tables:
1. Tables and figures (visual elements as images, infographics, statistical graphics, etc.) should be included and mentioned in text. During diagramming, these will be placed as near as possible to where they are mentioned. They should be presented with the information established by APA 7th edition rules.
2. Additionally, images should be provided in a separate file, in .JPG, .PNG or .TIFF format, with a resolution of 300 dots per inch. Each image should be authorized for reproduction or have a Creative Commons license (or similar).
3. Tabless should be provided in a separate file, .xls or .xslx formats (MS Excel). The maximum size of a table should not exceed one page and must ensure readability.