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Each number of Historia consists of two volumes. Volume I (January-June) includes articles and book reviews, while Volume II (July-December) includes articles and a bibliographical list with all recent scholarship titles about Chilean and Latin American history published in Chile every year. The list also includes all works about Chilean history published abroad within the last year.
1. Articles should be original works, previously unpublished (including printed and electronic formats) and must only be submitted for evaluation to Historia. They should be based on original research that is in its advanced or fi nal stages.
2. All materials should be typed double-spaced and manuscripts must not exceed fi fty letter-size pages in length (Times New Roman, font 12). Footnotes, graphics, pictures, illustrations, citations and bibliographic references must be included within that length.
3. Authors should submit their work through our web page www.revistahistoria. uc.cl/envio-de-articulo/ or by e-mail in Word format.
4. If the article contains images, they should be sent separately in JPEG format and have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi. To send it through the web page please send the images in a compressed folder.
5. Footnotes should be at the bottom of the page and should be presented in the following format:
a) When a work is cited for the fi rst time, the note should include the author’s name and last name, the title (in italics), city, editorial, year of edition and pages. All this information should be separated by commas and not by periods. The following references to the same work should include the authors’ last name, followed by op. cit. and the page number.
Examples:
1. Kathryn Burns, Into the Archive. Writing and Power in Colonial Peru, Durham and London, Duke University Press, 2010,38-41.
2. Burns, op. cit., 38-41. Only the title of books and the names of journals should be written in italics. Titles of articles should be in quotation marks. In the case of articles, following the name of the journal include the issue number, volume, city, year of publication and pages.
Examples:
1. William Skuban, “La apertura y el cierre de la frontera chileno-peruana: el plebiscito de Tacna y Arica, 1880-1929, Fernando Purcell y Alfredo Riquelme (eds.), Ampliando miradas. Chile y su historia en un tiempo global, Santiago, RIL Editores / Instituto de Historia PUC, 2009, 129-158.
2. Angela Vergara, “The Recognition of Silicosis: Labor Unions and Physicians in the Chilean Copper Industry, 1930s-I960s”, Bulletin of the History of Medicine 79:4, Santiago, Winter 2005, 723-748.
c) Idem and Ibid. (Without accents and in italics) are used to repeat the previously mentioned citation. Use Idem when it is exactly the same information and Ibid when there is a variation such as the number of pages, chapters, etc.
6. Together with the article, authors must send an abstract (6 to 10 lines long) and between 4 to 8 keywords. The abstract should specify the article's objectives, identify its main sources and the research results.
7. The authors name should be followed by a footnote with the following information: last academic degree and the institution from which it was recieved, the institution to which they belong and their e-mail address. With a footnote at the end of the title, authors can indicate if the article is the result of a funded research project.
8. The original articles published in Historia are property of the Instituto de Historia, Pontifi cia Universidad Cat6lica de Chile, and it is necessary to seek permission from the General Editor, for any partial or total reproduction of the article, as well as to cite the original source of publication. Authors will receive a hard copy of the journal and an electronic copy of their article.
9. The Editor of Historia will confi rm the receipt of the articles submitted within three working days. The acceptance of the article will depend on the anonymous review of at least two academic peers in the fi eld. Based on the opinion of peer reviewers the Editorial Committee will decide to accept or decline the articles for publication and will notify the authors of the answer. If the article is accepted, it should be published within one year from its acceptance date. |
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