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The journal departs from the premise that research, in the current context, will benefit
from unpublished contributions based on the study of diverse sources (to which is dedicated
the section “The past studied and measured”, with nine articles per issue); an ongoing analysis
of methodologies, methods, and historiographical tendencies (to which is dedicated the section
“The past interrogated and unmasked”, with four arti
cles per issue); and a continually updated
reflection on the ways and forms of scientific dissemination and knowledge transfer to society (to
which is dedicated the section “The past explained and recreated”, with two articles per issue).
The journal puts great emphasis on a global approach and, consequently, on the promotion
of internationalisation. In order to maintain a geographical balance we seek to ensure that no
more than half of the articles published in any issue proceed from the same country.
To facilitate the journal's internationalisation, English has been chosen as the common
academic language. All articles are therefore published in English. If an article was originally
written in another language and subsequently translated into English, the journal will publish,
as well as the English version, also the original version of the text (set apart in an appendix),
if requested by the author. This will ensure maximum accuracy of the original text and the
language employed. The journal is published once annually within the corresponding year of each issue. It is
published simultaneously in paper and electronically in free access. |
