Approach and scope
Clío América: Interdisciplinary Journal in Social Sciences applied to the Economy, Business and Enterprise, includes the biannual publication of articles whose purpose is to contribute to the advancement of knowledge of the different disciplines it deals with, likewise, they are focused on disseminating scientific papers strictly original and unpublished in Spanish and English, through the publication of scientific articles, reflection, and bibliographic reviews, related to the disciplines of interest and that correspond to research from the Colombian University and the world.
Objective of the journal
It seeks to contribute to the dissemination and confrontation of knowledge in order to stimulate the advance of intellectual production in the areas of economics, business and business issues or in relevant contributions to them, prepared from other disciplines.
Target audience
It is a publication addressed to entrepreneurs, professors and students interested in topics related to the research disciplines of the journal's thematic areas at a national and global level, as well as to all members of the master's and doctoral programs of the universities. , who wish to contribute to the dissemination and confrontation of knowledge in order to stimulate the advance of intellectual production in the areas of Economics, business and business issues.
Periodicity and diffusion
The Clío América Magazine is published Semestral (January - June), (July - December). Publishing the articles of each edition, at least the first day of the beginning of the corresponding period. Its circulation is internationally.
Note
Clío América Magazine had a printed edition with the ISSN PRINT (1909-941X) from 2007 to 2017, henceforth, the magazine will have an ISSN WEB (2389-7848).
Citation and referencing rules
The citation and style standards are those of the American Psychologycal Association (APA), latest version.
Antiplagio detection
As part of its policy of respect for copyright, the editorial team of Clío América journal applies the Turnitin software as a first and last filter to detect plagiarism of articles that are submitted and approved by the journal.
Form of acquisition
The Clío América journal in its printed and digital version is freely accessible and has no associated costs per publication. You can access it through the page: http://revistaclioamerica.unimagdalena.edu.co/ or in printed format you can request it to Carrera 32 N ° 22 - 18, Edificio Ciénaga Grande Norte 3rd Floor Faculty of Economic Sciences and Business. PBX: (+ 57-5) 4301292 - 4217940 Ext: 1212 or through the electronic mail: revistaclioamerica@unimagdalena.edu.co
Financing
The Clío América magazine is financed with the resources assigned by the Universidad del Magdalena, through the Vice-Rector for Research - Editorial Unimagdalena.
Durability of publications
Clío América uses Doi (Digital Object Identifier), for the durability of its publications on the web.
The reception of articles is carried out throughout the year.
Peer evaluation process
THE EVALUATION PROCESS
The evaluation process begins at the moment in which the author and his article comply with the preliminary evaluation guidelines presented (authors' guide). If the guidelines are not met, the article will be sent to the author to apply the corresponding guidelines to the article, this period should not be longer than 15 business days. Once the guidelines are met, the Editorial Committee will evaluate the relevance of the article. To then select the evaluators.
The postulated articles will be evaluated by national and international anonymous peers (preferably outside the publishing institution), experts in the specific topic of the article to conceptualize the work considering the following criteria:
- Internal coherence of work.
- Quality and coherence of speech.
- Domain of knowledge, quality or academic level.
- Contribution to knowledge.
- Contribution to future research.
- Originality and scientific quality.
The evaluator will issue his concept in the article evaluation format, where he will rate each of them aspects such as Excellent (E), Good (B), Regular (R) or Deficient (D), and will emit the following concepts: i) publishable without modifications, ii) publishable with slight modifications, iii) publishable with substantial modification and iv) not publishable. In addition, the evaluator, if considered necessary, may add observations and recommendations in additional formats or sheets.
In case a positive and a negative evaluation is presented, the article will be sent to a third pair to define its status (Table 1).
Evaluation times. The time between the selection of the evaluators and the acceptance or delivery of the concept takes place in an average time of six (6) months. However, this period may be shorter or longer, depending on the availability of the reviewers and other factors that may delay or accelerate the process. The journal will only send the authors an official communication about their article, once it has a decision-making result of the evaluator.
When the evaluator issues a concept of publishable with substantial modifications, the authors must make and send those corrections in a time of eight (8) days. When the concept is published with slight modifications, the maximum time to make corrections and send is four (4) days. All these times counted from the date of note of notice to the author.
COPYRIGHT
- When the author cites the work of another or reproduces a figure or table from a book or journal article, you must ensure that you are not violating production rights (Copyright).
- In case of proof of plagiarism or copyright infringement, the publishers will order the cancellation of the review processes, editorial preparation or printing, as the case may be.
- Although in general an author can reproduce tables, photographs or other illustrations, he must obtain permission of the owner of the rights. If the owner of the rights is not the author of the material cited or reproduced, it is recommended that you also obtain the author's permission.
- The authors are responsible for obtaining the necessary permits for the reproduction of texts, figures, tables, photographs or other illustrations previously published.
- Material extracted from unpublished letters and manuscripts will not be accepted unless permission is obtained correspondent.
- The author must always make an appropriate acknowledgment of any material that is supplied.
- Maximum three textual citations of the same author with less than 40 words within each article are allowed, this in order to avoid any situation related to plagiarism.
- In case of having received funding from Colciencias - Colombia it is necessary to mention the assigned code (information requested by Publindex).
- The AUTHOR (S) assigns (assign) and transfers (transfer) to THE UNIVERSITY OF THE MAGDALENA all the author's economic rights in relation to all the forms of use or exploitation known or to be known about THE ARTICLE and, in particular, regarding the print or digital edition.
- The authors must comply with the guidelines of the ethics and good practice guide, which will be downloaded in the following link: http://revistas.unimagdalena.edu.co/index.php/clioamerica/about/ editorialPolicies # cus tom-4.
Open access policy
The content published by the Clio América magazine can be distributed, remixed, retouched and created in a non-commercial way, as long as the credits are given to it; new creations that originate from publications, must also be governed under these same conditions.
file
This magazine uses the LOCKSS system to create a distributed storage system among participating libraries and allows the creation of permanent archives in the journal for conservation and restoration purposes. Más...
Self-Archiving Policy
The works received by the journal, self-archiving is allowed at the time of the published version of the Post Print (editorial version) in institutional repositories, thematic or personal web pages.
Terms:
- Copyright and editorial must be accredited
- A link or link must be added to the editor version.
- The version published by the editor must be added (published version)
License of our contents
Due to changes in editorial policy, the documents published in Clío América journal by University of Magdalena is licensed under a Creative CommonsReconocimiento-NoComercial-CompartirIgual 4.0 Internacional.
Indexing
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MIAR
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REDIB
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Directories
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Latindex
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Index
Emerging Sources Citation Index
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ERIH PLUS
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BASE
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Repositories
SHERPA/ROMEO
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Dotec-Colombia
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EconPapers
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Repec
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IDEAS
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Plagiarism Detection
Turnitin
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Social Networks
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