As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
Form and preparation of manuscripts
Articles or other contributions submitted must be original and unpublished. These should not have been sent for publication nor published elsewhere.
Articles must be sent through the journal's website, after registering the author. When images such as graphics, tables, etc. are included, they must be in black and white and sent in a separate file, indicating the approximate location. Photographs and maps must be digitized at a resolution of 300 DPI and in TIFF, JPG or PDF formats.
The title of the article (in Spanish and English) and the name of the author or authors must be indicated. With an asterisk, as a footnote, indicate academic degree, institution to which the author belongs, email address and ORCID. Indicate if the article is part of a research project, grant or other funding, and if it was presented as a paper at a conference.
The article must include a summary or abstract in Spanish and English, of one hundred words or less. Three to six keywords must be indicated.
The articles must consider an introduction, development of the theme and a conclusion.
Articles may have a minimum length of 15 pages and a maximum of 25 letter- sized pages, and must be spaced at one and a half, in Times New Roman font 12 pts., with margins of 3 cm. The maximum length of submissions includes the bibliography, notes, graphs, tables, photos, illustrations and quotes. Reviews will not exceed five pages, in the format cited.
Footnotes will be numbered consecutively at the bottom of the page. Sources and bibliography should be cited at the end of the text. The above according to the format " Full note References of the Chicago Manual of Style" and will be organized according to the following indications:
- Books with one author:
Footnotes
1 María Seoane, Todo o nada. La historia secreta y la historia pública del jefe guerrillero Mario Roberto Santucho (Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1991), 242.
Bibliography
Seoane, Maria. 1991. Todo o nada. La historia secreta y la historia pública del jefe guerrillero Mario Roberto Santucho. Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta.
- Books with two or more authors:
1 E. Semper, and E. Michels, La industria del salitre en Chile (Santiago: Imprenta, Litografía y Encuadernación Barcelona, 1908), 139.
Semper, E. and E. Michels. 1908. La industria del salitre en Chile. Santiago: Imprenta, Litografía y Encuadernación Barcelona.
Books with more than three authors:
Footnotes should include the name of the first author followed by "et al." or "and others". Both options are valid. In the bibliography, usually all authors are listed, however "et al." can also be used or "and others".
1 Pablo Gerchunoff, Fernando Rocchi, Gastón Rossi, Desorden y progreso. Las crisis económicas argentinas 1870-1905, (Buenos Aires: EDHASA, 2008), 17-66.
Gerchunoff, Pablo, Fernando Rocchi, Gastón Rossi, 2008. Desorden y progreso. Las crisis económicas argentinas 1870-1905. Buenos Aires: EDHASA.
- Edited, coordinated or compiled books:
In works in which the cited author acted as editor, coordinator or compiler, this clarification is placed after the name, with the corresponding abbreviation (coord., comp., ed., etc.).
1 Julio Pinto V., (Coord.), Cuando hicimos historia. La experiencia de la Unidad Popular (Santiago: Lom ediciones, 2005).
Pinto V., Julio. 2005. (Coord.), Cuando hicimos historia. La experiencia de la Unidad Popular. Santiago: Lom editions.
- Books with a corporate author:
If one of the consulted works is published by an institution and does not specify the name of the authors, the name of the institution is cited as the author in the bibliography, even if it is also the publisher. If the same institution is mentioned several times, acronyms can be used instead of the full name, specifying it in the bibliography.
Footnote
1 The World Bank, World Development Indicators 2004 (Washington, D.C .: The World Bank, 2004), 298.
The World Bank. 2004. World Development Indicators 2004. Washington, D.C .: The World Bank.
- Chapter of the book:
1 Humberto Díaz C., “Política multilateral del Presidente Salvador Allende en sus aspectos políticos y de derechos humanos, a la luz de las experiencias de un embajador”, en La política exterior chilena durante el gobierno del presidente Salvador Allende 1970-1973, ed. Jorge Vera C. (Santiago: Ed. IERE, 1987), 173-176.
Díaz C., Humberto. 1987. “Política multilateral del Presidente Salvador Allende en sus aspectos políticos y de derechos humanos, a la luz de las experiencias de un embajador”, en La política exterior chilena durante el gobierno del presidente Salvador Allende 1970-1973, ed. Jorge Vera C., 173-176, Santiago de Chile: Ed. IERE.
- Articles from academic journals:
1 Sergio Grez Toso, , “El movimiento obrero y popular y los mecanismos de conciliación y arbitraje (Chile, 1900-1924)”, in Historia 35 (Santiago 2002): 138-149.
Grez, Sergio. 2002. “El movimiento obrero y popular y los mecanismos de conciliación y arbitraje (Chile, 1900-1924)”, in Historia 35 (Santiago): 138-149.
- Newspaper articles:
Newspaper articles, insofar as they are used as sources and are not part of the bibliography, are not included in this last section. Only the name of the newspaper and the city where it was published should be included among the sources cited.
1 Miriam Posada García, “En riesgo, la existencia de cientos de agencias de viajes, alertan empresarios,” La Jornada, November 4, 2004, Economy Section.
- Thesis:
Footnotes.
1 Viviana Gallardo, “Representación femenina y discurso español: aproximaciones a una crítica documental,” (Thesis to qualify for a master's degree in History with a mention in ethnohistory, Universidad de Chile, 1998), 25.
Gallardo, Viviana. 1998. “Representación femenina y discurso español: aproximaciones a una crítica documental”, Thesis to qualify for a master's degree in History with a mention in ethnohistory, Universidad de Chile.
- Websites:
When browsing pages on the Internet, references should include as much of the following information as possible: content author, page title, site title or owner, and URL. If the reference is to the website of a library or an archive where digitalized books or manuscripts are consulted, these must be cited as if they had been physically consulted.
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Artistas Chilenos: http://www.mac.uchile.cl/actividades/temporal/nov2006/artistas chilenos.html. (accessed November 16, 2008). The translation is ours.
See. Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Artistas Chilenos: http://www.mac.uchile.cl/actividades/temporal/nov2006/artistas chilenos.html. (accessed November 16, 2008). The translation is ours.
Unpublished sources:
In the case of manuscripts, the name of the document in italics will be cited in the footnote, followed by the name of the file and the location, the collection, the item (if it exists), the volume or file, the dossier (if it exists) and folio number. The abbreviation to be used in subsequent citations will be indicated in parentheses. In the sources section, only the file, background, volume and item from which the sources come will be indicated.
Carta del general José de San Martín al director supremo de Chile, 16 de Octubre de 1817. Archivo Nacional Histórico, Santiago de Chile, Ministerio de Guerra (ANHSMG), vol. 66, f. 95.
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