Collaboration Guidelines
analectica.editorial@gmail.com
Updated April 22, 2025
Authors must register with the journal before publishing, or if already registered, they can simply log in and begin the five-step process.
First. Analéctica is a bimonthly journal with continuous publication. It is comprised of a Board of Directors and an International Editorial Committee.
Second. The journal's content consists of the following sections:
1. Articles: All articles submitted for publication must be original and unpublished and must not be submitted simultaneously to other journals or editorial bodies.
2. Book Reviews
Third. Articles must be unpublished and the product of research. All proposals will be submitted, without exception, to double-blind peer review by at least two members of the International Editorial Committee or external reviewers who will use the following Review Form.
Fourth. Contributions will be accepted in Spanish or other languages. When the language is not Spanish, external reviewers will be sought in that language.
Fifth. The authors retain the property rights to the work, although Analéctica may publish it in physical and/or electronic formats, including the Internet.
Sixth. The review process takes approximately 1 to 2 months; therefore, the estimated time between receipt and publication of an accepted article is 3 months.
Seventh. The article must meet the following requirements: the original in Word format, including the following information:
1. Full author name without initials or acronyms.
2. Author's email address and ORCID (optional).
3. Full affiliation (e.g., "Research Professor").
4. Full institution of affiliation without abbreviations, initials, or acronyms.
5. Country.
Eighth. Articles must include a title, an abstract of a maximum of two paragraphs, and at least three keywords, in Spanish and English.
Ninth. References must be in the latest edition of APA format. The use of Word citation software must be avoided at all costs.
Tenth. The document must not contain any partial or total plagiarism.
Documents will be edited prior to publication using the "Intrinsic Plagiarism Detection" method.
Eleventh. Any situation not covered by these publication standards will be resolved by the Board of Directors or the International Editorial Committee. Analéctica does not charge APCs (Article Processing Charges) or fees for the submission and processing of articles. Self-archiving of documents on personal websites, institutional repositories, and thematic repositories, among others, is permitted.
Analéctica maintains an Open Access policy, so all material is made openly, publicly, and freely available.
Privacy Statement
Names and email addresses entered in this journal will be used exclusively for the purposes stated herein and will not be provided to third parties or used for any other purpose.
Analéctica Journal Code of Ethics
Analéctica Journal is committed to the highest ethical standards in the publication, dissemination, and evaluation of academic and cultural content. This code aims to ensure intellectual integrity, mutual respect, and transparency in all editorial processes.
1. General Principles
• Promote freedom of thought, diversity of perspectives, and critical dialogue.
• Uphold academic integrity and rigor in the review, editing, and publication processes.
• Respect copyright, acknowledgement of sources, and the originality of published texts.
2. Commitments of the Editorial Board
• Impartiality: Evaluate works based on their intellectual merit, without discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, ideology, nationality, or institutional affiliation.
• Confidentiality: Maintain confidentiality regarding received manuscripts and do not use them without the explicit consent of their authors.
• Transparency: Clearly communicate evaluation criteria and editorial decisions.
• Plagiarism prevention: Use means to detect plagiarism and reject works that do not meet originality standards.
3. Author Responsibilities
• Originality: Submit unpublished and original work, avoiding any form of plagiarism, self-plagiarism, or academic fraud.
• Proper Citation: Correctly acknowledge the sources and references used.
• Ethical Collaboration: Include as co-authors only those who have significantly contributed to the work.
• Retraction and Corrections: Notify the editorial committee if a serious error is detected after publication.
4. Reviewer Responsibilities
• Objectivity: Issue critical, respectful, and well-founded opinions, without personal bias.
• Confidentiality: Treat manuscripts as confidential documents.
• Conflict of Interest: Refrain from reviewing work when there are personal, professional, or financial conflicts.
5. Conflicts of Interest
All those involved in the editorial process (authors, reviewers, editors) must declare any conflicts of interest that may influence their judgment.
Open Access, Copyright, and Digital Archive Preservation
Analéctica promotes open access to knowledge, allowing the download, reproduction, and distribution of its contents for non-commercial purposes, provided that due credit is given to the authors and the journal.
Analéctica is committed to the long-term preservation of the scholarly content it publishes. To guarantee the integrity, accessibility, and permanence of its digital archives, it has implemented backup policies and mechanisms that ensure the preservation of materials in stable and standardized formats.
Articles, full issues, and other digital materials published in Analéctica are stored in multiple repositories and secure backups, including:
• The journal's institutional server.
• Automatic cloud backups.
• Collaborative open access academic repositories.
• Files in durable formats such as PDF/A and XML (according to digital preservation standards).
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Furthermore, Analéctica adheres to international best practices in digital preservation, such as the use of descriptive and technical metadata, periodic verification of file integrity, and planned migration to new formats when necessary.
The journal guarantees that, even in the event of a discontinuation of publication, its contents will remain available for consultation and download through academic repositories and reliable open access platforms.
For more information about our digital preservation policies, please contact the editorial team at analectica.editorial@gmail.com
