ISSN 2362-2024
online version
ISSN 0328-9796
printed version

Instructions to authors

• Scope and policy
• Form and preparation of manuscripts
• Sending of manuscripts

Anales del Instituto de Arte Americano e Investigaciones Estéticas “Mario J. Buschiazzo” is a peer-reviewed scientific journal, published annually (print version) and semi-annually (digital version), edited by the  Instituto de Arte Americano e Investigaciones Estéticas “Mario J. Buschiazzo” from the Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo de la Universidad de Buenos Aires; began in 1948 as an instrument for disseminating research on the histories of the city, architecture and designs, preferably referring to Latin America. It is a publication supported and financed by the Universidad de Buenos Aires, which publishes a print and an online edition, and provides open access to its content.

The main objective of the Magazine is to publish original and unpublished contributions resulting from research on the histories of the city, architecture and designs, preferably referring to Latin America. Included are works that focus on epistemological or methodological issues or on the treatment of specific problems as a result of completed or ongoing research, that make original contributions to the discipline or field and that are accepted by the Editorial Committee of the publication. Given the characteristics of the disciplinary fields that are the specialty of the journal, particular emphasis will be placed on the weighting of those texts that, in addition to being based on rigorous research, provide critical reflections, original interpretations or innovative approaches, and are committed to the study of history and design, in their different aspects, contributing to building and consolidating their epistemological bases and expanding the field of knowledge. All contributions must comply with the editorial standards in force in the Magazine.

The magazine is aimed mainly at researchers, professors and university students of design, art and history; as well as professionals in design, architecture, urban planning, history and related branches of design and the arts. The public profile to which the Magazine is directed contributes to the dissemination and exchange between local, national and foreign research, which is why both national and international contributions are published. Manuscripts that fall within the editorial standards in force in the journal are invited to submit. Each work received will be evaluated through a double-blind arbitration system, by which two external specialists will determine the feasibility of its publication. Submitted articles must constitute original material in the language of publication. This condition, as well as the transfer of publication rights, must be stated in a note signed by the author or authors. The presentation and publication of articles in the journal Anales del IAA does not generate costs for the authors.

The main language of the journal is Spanish but original articles in English, French and Portuguese are also accepted for evaluation. In all cases the articles will be accompanied by a summary (approximately 150 words) in Spanish and English (abstract) and at least four keywords in Spanish and English

Authors and publishers are also encouraged to submit their publications to be discussed in the critical comments or “Reviews” of the Anales del IAA, as long as they fall within the aforementioned themes and objectives. The author or editor may send a copy of the book and, after evaluation, Anales del IAA will invite a specialist to write the corresponding review. Likewise, already written reviews may be received, following the same procedure as in the case of articles.

Section policy

Letter from the Director

Section of exclusive competence of the Director of the magazine Anales del IAA for your Cover Letter.

Presentation

Section reserved for the internal and external editors of each volume of the Anales del IAA, with the presentation of said edition, its general considerations, presentation of the invited authors and the criteria with which the theme of the call has been developed.

Articles

This section responds to original and unpublished contributions, resulting from research on histories of the City, Architecture and Designs, preferably referring to Latin America.
They must adapt to the editorial standards in force in the Journal, having a double-blind arbitration system, carried out by peers or specialists external to the Publishing Institution.
For the selection of articles, particular emphasis will be placed on the weighting of those texts that, in addition to being based on rigorous research, provide critical reflections, original interpretations or innovative approaches, committed to the study of history and design in their different aspects.

Reviews

This section consists of a critical commentary on a specific literary work. Reviews must report recent publications or works, understood as those that have not been published for more than two years.

Documentary Relations

Variable inclusion sections, according to the theme of each issue and the content decision established by the Editorial Committee.

Note

Variable inclusion sections, according to the theme of each issue and the content decision established by the Editorial Committee.

Cumulative index

Peer review process

Acceptance procedures and evaluation policy

Texts sent for publication must consider the editorial standards of the magazine. The Editorial Committee carries out a first review of the manuscripts, reserving the right to reject any manuscript that does not adapt to the theme of the journal and/or that does not strictly comply with the editorial standards.

After this first stage, the review of each article will be carried out by two external evaluators selected by the Editorial Committee, experts in the topic of the issue, following the guidelines of the Blind Peer Review System for the evaluation of scientific works, in order to guarantee the quality of the content.

The articles will be submitted to double arbitration by peers or specialists external to the Editorial Committee. The evaluators will be previously selected by the editors, according to their scientific level and thematic affinity with the manuscript to be evaluated. The evaluators are preferably professors and doctors from national and international research institutions or authors who have published more than two articles in the journal and have a postgraduate degree.

The review by the evaluators is done double blind, so that the identity of the authors is hidden from the evaluators, and vice versa.

The names and email addresses entered in this publication will be used exclusively for the stated purposes of this magazine and will not be made available for any other purpose or person.

As evaluation criteria, the interest of the topic, the depth and innovation in its treatment, knowledge of the state of the matter, dialogue with the most relevant and updated bibliography, unity, clarity, coherence, equity and rigor of the argument, the appropriateness of the title, summary and keywords, the proportionate length of the text and notes, and the literary quality.

The evaluation process will consist of a maximum of up to 2 (two) arbitration rounds. During the first round, the manuscripts will be reviewed by the evaluators who will issue an opinion. In this instance, the opinions may be of 4 (four) types: accepted without modifications, with minor modifications, with structural modifications or rejected. The evaluators will issue an opinion on the viability of its publication, having 60 days to send it to the Editorial Committee.

If favorable evaluations are received, the works will be sent back to the authors so that they can make all the requested corrections or modifications. Authors who disagree with some of the suggestions made by the evaluators must justify their position in a reply report or disclaimer. This document will be delivered to the editors in a separate file and must be signed by each and every one of the authors. If there are discrepancies between the opinions, the Editorial Committee will review the arguments given by the evaluators and will decide to submit the manuscript to a third evaluator for review.

Finally, a second round of arbitration will be carried out when a new reading of the manuscripts by the evaluators is necessary, in order to verify whether the comments made in the first instance were considered or not. In this case, the final opinions may only be of 2 (two) types: Accepted or Rejected.

Only articles that satisfactorily pass the evaluation process and meet the requirements set forth here will be published. The final decision-making body, based on whether or not these requirements are met, will be made by the Editorial Committee.

Acceptance of a manuscript for publication implies the transfer of copyright to the journal. Authors retain the right to use the material in future books or publications and to approve or veto republication of their work, as well as any patent or other rights.

Once the article is accepted and received, a printed copy and a CD or DVD with the text file and graphics files separately will be required for the publication instance. After publication, the author will receive two copies of the magazine.

Code of conduct and good practices

The editorial team of Anales del IAA is committed to the scientific community to guarantee the ethics and quality of the published articles.

Our magazine has as a reference the Code of conduct and good practices that defines the Comité de Ética en Publicaciones (COPE) for editors of scientific journals. At the same time, it guarantees an adequate response to the needs of readers and authors, ensuring the quality of what is published, protecting and respecting the content of the articles as well as their integrity. The Editorial Committee undertakes to publish corrections, clarifications, retractions and apologies when necessary.

In compliance with these good practices, Anales del IAA has a system for selecting articles that are reviewed by expert evaluators. Anales del IAA guarantees, at all times, the confidentiality of the evaluation process, the mutual anonymity of the evaluators and the authors, the evaluated content, the reasoned report issued by the evaluators and any other communication issued by the Editorial and Scientific Committee if appropriate. In the same way, confidentiality will be maintained in the event of possible clarifications, claims or complaints that an author wishes to send to the journal committees or to the reviewers of the article.

By accepting the terms and agreements expressed by our journal, authors must guarantee that the article and associated materials are original and do not violate copyright policies. In the case of shared authorship, full consensus of all authors involved must also be declared.

Anti-plagiarism policies

The journal Anales del IAA guarantees, at all times, the confidentiality of the evaluation process, the mutual anonymity of the evaluators and the authors, the evaluated content, the reasoned report issued by the evaluators and any other communication issued by the Editorial Committee and Scientific, if so. In the same way, confidentiality will be maintained in the event of possible clarifications, claims or complaints that an author wishes to send to the journal committees or to the reviewers of the article. Anales del IAA declares its commitment to respect and integrity of works already published. For this reason, plagiarism is strictly prohibited and texts that are identified as plagiarized or whose content is proven fraudulent will be removed from the journal if they have already been published or will not be published. The magazine will act in these cases as quickly as possible.

That is why a plagiarism detection check is carried out on all submitted articles, using online software or applications, such as Plagiarisma or Plagiarism Checker. The following circumstances are considered plagiarism: presenting someone else's work as your own; not properly recognizing phrases or ideas from other authors; do not quote with quotation marks a literal quote from another author; falsely giving an author of a source a quote; citing an idea or phrase from an author without mentioning its source and presenting a work as unpublished when it has already been done in another publication (self-plagiarism).

In case of detection of plagiarism, the Editorial Committee will send the author evidence of his actions and will ask for explanations of his conduct. If your response is not satisfactory to the members of the Editorial Committee, the article will not be submitted to external evaluation and the journal will reserve the right not to receive more articles from these authors.

Finally, the Editorial Committee will inform the editor of the plagiarized author, whether a third party or self-plagiarism.

Statute of the Magazine Anales del IAA

I. Preamble

The current regulations of the Instituto de Arte Americano e Investigaciones Estéticas “Mario J. Buschiazzo” from the Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo , approved by the Consejo Superior de la Universidad de Buenos Aires in its Resolution 5482/2012, in its Art. 4.4. establishes as a specific objective: “Edit, promote and distribute the IAA and other appropriate publications, in various media, for the best fulfillment of its purposes and the national and international transfer of the results of its programming.”

Consequently, the Anales magazine constitutes one of the regulatory functions of the IAA, consisting of the publication of research on the histories of the city, architecture and design, preferably referring to Latin America and Argentina.

Included in Anales del IAA are those original works that address epistemological and methodological issues or that address specific problems as a result of completed or ongoing research. It is about making known research capable of expanding the frontiers of knowledge on the problems of the histories of the built environment, promoting debate and updating the terms of reference, contributing to the consolidation of the disciplinary fields of the histories of architecture. , the city and designs and ultimately give rise to a wide variety of points of view capable of maintaining a critical distance from the usual modalities of constitution of objects and urban and territorial space.

Under the aforementioned terms, the calls for Anales del IAA are open to national and international researchers. The main language of the magazine is Spanish but original articles in English, French and Portuguese are also accepted for evaluation and, if accepted, will be translated into Spanish. The Standards to which manuscripts must comply are published in each volume of Annals of the IAA, including specifications about the presentation format, particular instructions on text, images and bibliography, and a notice about the evaluation procedures.

II. General considerations

From its origins in 1948 until 2010, the Anales del IAA magazine was published in print format. Since 2011, it began to have a double-blind referee evaluation procedure and to be published in printed and electronic format on different platforms, with the purpose of resorting to the most appropriate and effective technical means to increase contact between authors, editors and publishers. readers. It is registered under ISSN (print) 0328-9796 and ISSN (online) 2362-2024.

The Anales del IAA Magazine, specialized in topics of architecture, city and design from a historical perspective, proposes the following general objectives:

- publicize unpublished research capable of expanding the frontiers of knowledge on the problem of histories of the built environment,

- promote, through published articles, debate and updating around empirical, conceptual and methodological issues that allow updating

- contribute to consolidating the fields of the histories of architecture, the city and designs, from its capacity to build a critical distance with respect to the modalities of constitution of the built space.

III. Internal organization

III.1. Direction

The Director at of Anales del IAA is made up of a Director and an Associate Director, (functions that will be performed respectively by the Director and the Alternate Director of the IAA) and an Editorial Coordinator.

The functions of the Anales del IAA Directorate are to exercise the legal representation of the magazine and convene, organize complementary services (graphics, spelling correction, printing, digital edition, etc.), and consult the Editorial and Scientific Committees as instances of assistance. and review of the criteria and tasks linked to the magazine.

The Editorial Coordinator's particular functions are to articulate all the activities that involve the Directorate of Anales del IAA and the Editorial and Scientific Committees and in particular to maintain permanent monitoring of the indexing standards established by the pertinent organizations and their compliance by Anales del IAA in all its editing modalities.

III.2. Editorial committee

The Editorial Committee is made up of members of the Anales del IAA Directorate and the Editors and Associate Editors of the volumes already published. The Editorial Committee has the responsibility of evaluating and ensuring the scientific rigor, academic relevance and relevance of the contents of the journal, assisting the Directorate of Anales del IAA in terms of the selection of evaluators, in terms of the programming of the successive volumes and in terms of its promotion, dissemination and academic recognition at a local and international level.

The Editors of each volume are principal researchers of the IAA, selected in each case by the Directorate of Anales del IAA in consultation with the Editorial Committee. Their functions include preparing the calls, reviewing the relevance of the submissions, submitting them to refereeing and, where appropriate, requesting modifications from the authors.

The Associate Editors are researchers with recognized experience in specific matters, preferably external to the IAA, selected in each case by the Anales del IAA Directorate in consultation with the Editors of each volume and the Editorial Committee. Their functions include assistance to the Editors, being able to be consulted on all aspects of each call and its successive instances.

III.3. Scientific Comittee

The Scientific Committee will be made up of researchers of recognized prestige in different disciplines related to the history of the city, architecture and designs, preferably referring to Latin America. This Scientific Committee is predominantly made up of members from outside the IAA. Its main function is to assist the Anales del IAA Directorate and the Editorial Committee in all requirements of a scientific nature that are submitted to their discretion, present specific suggestions and participate in the monitoring of the decisions made.

IV. The Anales del IAA Magazine will be governed by this Statute.

V. The modification of this Statute will be determined by the Management of the Anales del IAA magazine, after consulting the Editorial Committee and the Scientific Committee of the same.

Manuscripts that fall within the editorial standards in force in the journal are invited to submit. Each work received will be evaluated through a double-blind arbitration system, by which two specialists will determine the feasibility of its publication. The articles submitted must constitute original and unpublished material in the language of publication.
This condition, as well as the transfer of publication rights, must be stated in a note signed by the author or authors. The presentation and publication of articles in the journal Anales del IAA does not generate costs for the authors.
The main language of the journal is Spanish but original articles in English, French and Portuguese are also accepted for evaluation. Submitted articles will always be published in their original language. In all cases the articles will be accompanied by a summary (approximately 150 words) in Spanish and English (abstract) and at least four keywords in Spanish and English (keywords).

•  Instructions for submitting manuscripts

Manuscripts will be sent on letter or A4 size sheets, in triplicate and with wide margins, printed on one side only. Each sheet will be numbered. Articles may have a maximum length of 6000 words and a minimum of 3000. Book reviews must be between 600 and 800 words, including notes and bibliography. Graphics and illustrations, if any, will conform to what is mentioned in the text and will not exceed the proportion of written text. The editor reserves the right to reduce the number of illustrations upon prior agreement with the author.

Electronic submission: In the first instance, for evaluation, a hard copy, CD or DVD can be provided, or the file can be sent by email. Microsoft Word files are accepted, which will be sent to the email designated in each call, with the subject “Anales del IAA”.

• Acceptance procedure and evaluation policy

Texts sent for publication must consider the editorial standards of the magazine.
The Editorial Committee carries out a first review of the manuscripts, reserving the right to reject any manuscript that does not adapt to the theme of the journal and/or that does not strictly comply with the editorial standards.
After this first stage, the review of each article will be carried out by two external evaluators selected by the Editorial Committee, experts in the topic of the issue, following the guidelines of the Blind Peer Review System for the evaluation of scientific works, in order to guarantee the quality of the content.
The articles will be submitted to double arbitration by peers or specialists external to the Editorial Committee. The evaluators will be previously selected by the editors, according to their scientific level and thematic affinity with the manuscript to be evaluated. The evaluators are preferably professors and doctors from national and international research institutions or authors who have published more than two articles in the journal and have a postgraduate degree.
The review by the evaluators is done double blind, so that the identity of the authors is hidden from the evaluators, and vice versa.
The names and email addresses entered in this publication will be used exclusively for the stated purposes of this magazine and will not be made available for any other purpose or person.
As evaluation criteria, the interest of the topic, the depth and innovation in its treatment, knowledge of the state of the matter, dialogue with the most relevant and updated bibliography, unity, clarity, coherence, equity and rigor of the argument, the appropriateness of the title, summary and keywords, the proportionate length of the text and notes, and the literary quality.
The evaluation process will consist of a maximum of up to 2 (two) arbitration rounds. During the first round the manuscripts will be reviewed by the evaluators who will issue an opinion. In this instance, the opinions may be of 4 (four) types: accepted without modifications, with minor modifications, with structural modifications or rejected. The evaluators will issue an opinion on the viability of its publication, having 60 days to send it to the Editorial Committee.
If favorable evaluations are received, the works will be sent back to the authors so that they can make all the requested corrections or modifications. Authors who disagree with some of the suggestions made by the evaluators must justify their position in a reply report or disclaimer. This document will be delivered to the editors in a separate file and must be signed by each and every one of the authors. If there are discrepancies between the opinions, the Editorial Committee will review the arguments given by the evaluators and will decide to submit the manuscript to review by a third evaluator.
Finally, a second round of arbitration will be carried out when a new reading of the manuscripts by the evaluators is necessary, in order to verify whether the comments made in the first instance were considered or not.
In this case, the final opinions may only be of 2 (two) types: Accepted or Rejected. Only articles that satisfactorily pass the evaluation process and meet the requirements set forth here will be published.
The final decision-making body, based on whether or not these requirements are met, will be made by the Editorial Committee.
Acceptance of a manuscript for publication implies the transfer of copyright to the journal. Authors retain the right to use the material in future books or publications and to approve or veto republication of their work, as well as any patent or other rights.
Once the article is accepted and received, a printed copy and a CD or DVD with the text file and graphics files separately will be required for the publication instance.
After publication, the author will receive two copies of the magazine.

• Data to include and general typographical issues

After the title of the work – in Spanish and English – a footnote will indicate whether the work proposed for publication is part of a larger investigation or is part of a research project. The type of project and the institution to which it belongs must be clarified.
Next to the author's name, the institution or organization to which he or she belongs and the ORCID (unique and persistent digital identifier for authors in the scientific and academic field) will be indicated with a footnote. The author's email address will also be indicated.
After the name of the author, the summary in Spanish, the keywords, the summary in English (abstract) and the keywords in English (keywords) will be developed.
At the end of the article, a brief biographical note of each author will be provided, which includes academic training (undergraduate and postgraduate degrees), institutional affiliation (university or other field where they carry out their research and teaching tasks), specifying their domicile and an address. institutional email address. Likewise, you may include relevant and/or recent publications that you wish to include (no more than three).
The text must be written in Arial 11 font, with single spacing and without indentation. Sections are headed with subheadings, not numbers. First-order subtitles are indicated in bold, second-order subtitles in italics, and third-order subtitles, if any, in normal characters. The words or expressions that you want to emphasize are in quotation marks, and foreign words and book titles are in italics.
Any other detail not contemplated will be resolved in accordance with the APA (American Psychological Association) Standards, which can be found on the IAA page > Publications > Annals > APA Standards (https://www.iaa.fadu.uba.ar/? page_id=3749).

• Citations and bibliographical references

Textual quotes of less than 40 words are included in the same paragraph. The quoted text is identified by means of double quotation marks. Single quotes are only used for a quote within another quote. Textual quotes of more than 40 words are written in a separate paragraph, without quotation marks, with continuous indentation (French or indented).
It is advisable to cite in the original language. If this differs from the language of the article, the translation is added below, in square brackets.
Bibliographic reference submissions are made using the author-date system, with the author's last name followed by the year of publication and the number of pages, all in parentheses, for example “(Bohm, 1968, p. 140)”. Sometimes it is often appropriate to place the author's name outside the parentheses, as part of the sentence, to make the speech more fluid. These references are used whenever a quote or paraphrase is made.
Notes: Notes can be used when you want to expand on a concept or add a comment without interrupting the continuity of the speech. Notes are not used for the bibliography. Submissions to notes are indicated in the text by means of a supra index. The section containing the notes is located at the end of the manuscript, before the bibliographical references.
Figures and tables: Figures can be drawings or photographs. For the evaluation instance, graphs and tables will be sent on paper or in electronic format with low resolution, included in the Word file. Only for the instance of publication of the final version of the article will electronic files or a quality paper copy suitable for reproduction be required: originals (which will be returned to the authors after publication), laser copies or photographs on glossy paper.
For the publication stage, acceptable electronic files for graphics and figures (images in general) are JPG, TIFF, PNG or PSD, with a resolution of 300 dpi at the final print size (it is recommended not to send files smaller than 15 x 10 cm). Figures must be in color. Graphics should not be inserted into the text file in this second stage
The tables can be made in Word or Excel. If copyrighted artwork is reproduced, written permission must be obtained and submitted with the manuscript.
Both figures and tables are numbered and have explanatory headings that indicate the source. They must be presented separately, indicating the figure number with an underscore followed by the author's name. All images must have their reference in the text, for example (Figure 1) or their location must be made explicit.

• Bibliographic references

List of bibliography that corresponds to textual references. Sources that are not referenced in the text, but whose additional reading is recommended, will be recorded under the title “Bibliography”.
Bibliographic references will be arranged alphabetically according to the authors' last names, following these examplesBooks:Author's last name, first name initials. (year of publication). Title of the book. City, Country: Editorial.Ortiz, R. (1996). Otro territorio. Bernal, Argentina: Universidad Nacional de Quilmes.Several titles by the same author: If more than one work is listed by the same author, they are ordered chronologically starting from the oldest and the surname and first name are not repeated.
If several works published in the same year by the same author are cited, those subsequent to the first are identified with the addition of a letter in alphabetical order. For example: 1984 a, 1984 b, etc.Ortiz de Zevallos, A. (1982a). Abajo el funcionalismo. Y arriba, ¿qué? (I). El Mirador de Lima. Debate, 16, pp. 71-76.
---------------------------- (1982b). Abajo el funcionalismo. Y arriba, ¿qué? (II). Debate, 18, pp. 69-72Translation: If a translated edition is used, the name of the translator(s) and all data from the translated edition are placed in parentheses.Reissue: If the edition used is not the original, before the year of the edition used, the year of the original edition is stated in square brackets. That year is referred to in the text, unless the page number is indicated, in which case both dates must be included. For example: (Auerbach, [1942] 2014, p. 12).
Author's last name, first name initials. ([original year] year edition used). Title of the book. (Name and surname of the translator(s), Translators). City, Country: Editorial.Auerbach, E. ([1942] 2014). Mímesis. La representación de la realidad en la literatura occidental (I. Villanueva y E. Imaz, Trads.). Buenos Aires, Argentina: Fondo de Cultura Económica.Multiple authors: In case of two authors, they are separated with “and”. In the case of more than two authors, the names are separated with a comma and between the penultimate and last ones, “and” is written. All authors must be named when there are fewer than six. In in-text citations, all names are stated the first time and, in subsequent mentions, the surname of the first author followed by the phrase “and others”, without italics. When there are seven authors or more, this last resource is used from the first mention.Salovey y Mayer utilizaron por primera vez en 1990 el término “inteligencia emocional” (Álvarez Manilla, Valdés Krieg y Curiel, 2006).
En cuanto al desempeño escolar, Álvarez Manilla y otros (2006) encontraron que la inteligencia…Article published in an anthology or book chapter:Author's last name, first name initials. (year). Title of the article-chapter. In initials of the first and last name of the editor (Ed.), Title of the book. (pp. xx-xx). City, Country: Editorial.Yapita Moya, J. y Miracle, A. (1981). Time and Space in Aymara. En M. J. Hardman (Ed.), The Aymara Language in the Social and Cultural Context. (pp. xx-xx). Florida, Estados Unidos: University of Florida.Article published in a magazine:Author's last name, first name initials. (year). Article title. Magazine Name, 00(0), pp. xx-xx.Bonilla, E. (2002). Lo nuestro, lo ajeno lo apropiado. Arquitextos. FAU-URP, 14, pp. 28-35.Article published in a newspaper:Author's last name, first name initials. (year, day and month). Article title. Name of the newspaper, pp. xx-xx.Schwartz, J. (30 de septiembre de 1993). Obesity Affects Economic, Social Status. The Washington Post, pp. A1-A4.Newspaper article without author: Article title. (date). Name of the newspaper, pp. xx-xx.Drogas genéricas. (25 de septiembre de 2010). El Tiempo, p. 15.Published conference proceedings:Editor (Ed.) (Year). Conference Title Proceedings. Place of publication: Name of the Publisher.Stark, B. M. (Ed.). (2004). Proceedings from the 7th Annual Conference on Business Management: Industry Trends. Detroit, Ml: Craig.Papers from a conference in published proceedings:Author (Year). Work title. In initials of the first and last name of the Editor (Ed.). Title of the Conference (pages). Place of publication: Editorial.

Hayes, R. & Murray, I. (2004). Consumers and Product Prices. En P. D. García (Ed.), 7th Annual Conference on Business Management: Industry Trends (pp. 7-10). Detroit, Ml: Craig.

Unpublished theses:

Author's last name, first name initials. (Year). Title of the thesis. (Unpublished master's or doctoral thesis). Name of the institution, Location.

Muñoz Castillo, L. (2004). Determinación del conocimiento sobre inteligencia emocional que poseen los maestros y la importancia que le adscriben al concepto en el aprovechamiento de los estudiantes. (Tesis inédita de maestría). Universidad Metropolitana, San Juan, PR.

Unpublished material: origin is specified.

Pando, H. (1966). Carta personal del 30 de julio de 1966. Archivo familia Pando.

Ancient authors: The abbreviations “a” are used. (before), “p.” (post), “c.” (circa), “i.” (inter) or “s. F." (without date).

Herodoto ([i. 484 a.C. -425 a.C] 1945). Los nueve libros de la historia (Bartolomé Pou, Trad.). Buenos Aires, Argentina: Librería Perlado.

Rules or laws:

Law number and official name if it has one. Title of the publication in which it officially appears. Publication place. Date (indicate day, month and year).

Ley N°18525. Diario oficial de la República de Chile. Santiago, Chile. 30 de Junio de 1986.

Articles available on the Internet:

If the article is published in paper and online, indicate the corresponding data and include the internet link without an endpoint and entered with the legend “Recovered from: http://”.

Mayans Planells, J. (2002). Metáforas ciborg. Narrativas y fábulas de las nuevas tecnologías como espacio de reflexión social. En J. Esquirol (Ed.), Tecnología, ética y futuro. (pp. 521-534). Bilbao, España: Descleé. Recuperado de: http://www.cibersociedad.org

If the article is only online, indicate the data and the internet link without an endpoint and entered with the legend “Recovered from: http://”

Duarte Nunes, E. (1995). Sobre la historia de la salud en el Brasil. Recuperado de: http://www.bvs.sld.cu

Articles

This section responds to original and unpublished contributions, resulting from research on histories of the City, Architecture and Designs, preferably referring to Latin America.
They must adapt to the editorial standards in force in the Journal, having a double-blind arbitration system, carried out by peers or specialists external to the Publishing Institution.
For the selection of articles, particular emphasis will be placed on the weighting of those texts that, in addition to being based on rigorous research, provide critical reflections, original interpretations or innovative approaches, committed to the study of history and design in their different aspects.

Reviews

This section consists of a critical commentary on a specific literary work. Reviews must report recent publications or works, understood as those that have not been published for more than two years.

Documentary Relations

Variable inclusion sections, according to the theme of each issue and the content decision established by the Editorial Committee.

Notes

Variable inclusion sections, according to the theme of each issue and the content decision established by the Editorial Committee.

Originality and author's statement

All writings submitted for publication in the Annals of the IAA, both articles and reviews, must be completely original and unpublished. While they are in the evaluation or editing process, they should not be referred to any other publication.

To certify the character of originality, the authors of the articles sent for evaluation and subsequent publication in the Annals of the IAA must accompany them with a signed Declaration in which they record that:

• The author certifies that the article is original and unpublished and has not been sent to other publications, whether printed or electronic, local or from other countries. The author accepts the transfer of his copyright for publication, maintaining them for subsequent publications after his appearance in the Anales del IAA.

• The author certifies that the images accompanying the article are included with the proper authorization of their owners.

• The author acknowledges that Anales del IAA is not responsible for any legal and/or economic responsibility that may be claimed by third parties regarding the intellectual property of the texts and images.

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