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GUIDELINES FOR AUTHORS
• References should be listed in alphabetical order by the authors’ last
name, except newspaper articles with no author, which should be
listed according to the first letter of the title.
• The names of authors should include the complete first and last
names.
• Following the name(s) of author(s), the date of publication should
appear in parenthesis.
• The titles of books, periodical publications and newspapers should
be written in italics, but not in boldface or within quotation marks.
• The titles of articles should be written in regular font within quotation
marks and not in boldface.
• Internet sources must include the date of their retrieval.
Examples:
Book:
Diamond, Jared (1998) Guns, Germs, and Steel. New York: Norton
Journal or newspaper article:
Cutler, David, Edward Glaeser y Jesse Shapiro (2003), “Why Have Americans
Become More Obese”, Journal of Economic Perspectives, 17(3).
Unauthored newspaper article:
“China’s Banking Leaders Seek to Calm Concerns Over Loan Quality”
(2012), The New York Times, p. 3A, November 12.
Text from internet sources:
Pielke, Roger (2004), “What Is Climate Change?”, www.issues.org/20.4/p_
pielke.html [retrieved August 12, 2009]
h. Figures, tables or maps, if any, should be submitted in in Excel format, in
separate pages at the end of the manuscript, in black (no colors), and indicating
where they should be inserted in the text. Maps should have a resolution
of at least 300 dpi. All tables, figures and maps should be enumerated
successively in Arabic numerals (Table 1, Table 2, etc; Figure 1, Figure 2,
etc). The source should be cited as a footnote to the table, figure or map.
Figures and maps should be print ready. Authors should provide the source
files of figures and tables, should they have to be edited again.
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