Submissions

Author Guidelines

Journal Ius et tribunalis Its objective is the dissemination of legal research to the interested public of the local, national and international community; The content of the journal is interdisciplinary, original articles written by  professionals  with  approaches  socio-legal and other specialties of law. Ius et tribunalis is an open access scientific journal, it has no article processing charges APC´s. Receives manuscripts in Spanish and English, its edition is digital, it applies the continuous publication model, a single annual volume is published and its peer evaluation system is developed in a double-blind modality.

 

CALL FOR PAPERS

National or foreign authors are invited to present their works for possible publication.

 

ORIGINALITY

Only original and unpublished works sent by the authors will be accepted. The submission of an original implies a commitment on the part of the author not to simultaneously submit it to the consideration of other periodical publications.

Forms 6, 7 and 8 signed by the author or authors will be sent along with the article, committing to comply with the duties and principles stated in said documents.

 

SELECTION OF MANUSCRIPTS

Manuscripts will be reviewed by the Editorial Board. Subsequently, the investigations will be submitted to an arbitration system, which results in the evaluation of two (2) external arbitrators (double-blind peer review modality), who limit their task to a rubric that ensures objectivity and double anonymity in their opinion.

In case of divergence in the arbitrations, the work will be subject to a third evaluation. For the appointment of referees, academics that can prove knowledge of the specialty of the work will be privileged. According to the result of the arbitrations, Ius et Tribunalis reserves the right to accept or reject the publication of the works received, as well as to suggest to the author(s) changes in form as long as they do not involve altering the substance of the work.

 

PUBLICATION AND AUTHORSHIP

The Journal reserves the rights to print, reproduce all or part of the material, as well as the right to accept or reject it. Likewise, it reserves the right to make any editorial modification it deems appropriate. In this case, the author will receive recommendations from both the Director and the evaluators. If you accept them, you must submit the article with the suggested adjustments within the dates set by the journal Ius et Tribunalis to guarantee its publication.

The promoting bodies are not responsible for the opinions expressed by the authors.

 

FORMAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MANUSCRIPT

The collaborators of the journal Ius et Tribunalis must observe the following provisions. Otherwise, the Editorial Board will return the work to the author for correction.

The article can be submitted on the OJS platform (Register), or to the email: revistaderecho@continental.edu.pe , sending a text file in Word (TNR 12, single spacing), whose length must be between 6000 and 10,000 words including notes, bibliographical references and annexes.

 

Structure

Contributions must have the following structure:

a) The title should preferably not exceed two lines, it must be striking for the reader and clearly illustrate the central theme of the article. It must be translated into the English language. The title of the article must be explanatory and capture the essence of the work. The Editorial Committee reserves the right to modify the title of  the articles and make the editorial changes that you consider pertinent, to give the article the greatest possible clarity.

b) The data of the author(s) will be indicated on a separate cover sheet, including full names and surnames, profession, level of education, current institutional affiliation (double or multi-affiliation is not accepted), current place of work. (city, country), correspondence address, your email and ORCID code. (Signature criteria).

c) All writing will be accompanied by the respective summaries in Spanish and English, which will not exceed 200 words and must provide sufficient information so that readers  Identify the topic of the article.

The summary should address: 

Objective: Describes the objective(s) and hypotheses of the research.

Method: Describes important features of your research design, data, and analysis.

Results: Describes the key findings of the study, including experimental or theoretical results.

Implications: Shows how the results connect to policy and practice, and provides suggestions for follow-up, future studies, or further analysis.

d) A minimum of four and a maximum of seven keywords will be included, they must be separated by semicolons, also in Spanish and English. We request to verify the keywords in the THESAURUS database. If a word is not found, it must be made explicit by writing “Author's Keywords”.

e) All work will include introduction, development (review of literature, methodology, results, discussion or development), conclusions and list of references. Authors are recommended to write with the greatest rigor, check spelling, use short paragraphs and use punctuation marks appropriately.

f) The graphs, tables (or charts), figures, maps and photos (if any) of the submitted works will be presented in electronic format (they will have to be of sufficient quality to allow its optimal reproduction. Tables, graphs or images are not accepted copied from other works), will be numbered by order of appearance in the text, and this will indicate the place where it is will insert. They will have a title and legend (the abbreviations used should be clarified in the legend). Likewise, tables and graphs should be self-explanatory (without having to refer to the text for understanding), indicate the units and contain all footnotes, and the corresponding complete sources (for tables or tables, it is suggested to use the Table tool or menu of the  word processing programs).

g) Citations and bibliographical, legislative and jurisprudential references

All citations and references must follow the format indicated by the American Psychological Association (APA), 7th edition.

The  bibliography will present only the sources cited in the work, in  a section titled: REFERENCES.

∙ If bibliographic references have DOIs, they must be added (You can consult the DOIs with the tool (Simple Text Qwery).

The footnotes will be, only, of a nature clarifying or explanatory.

h) When using an acronym or abbreviation, its complete equivalence and then, in parentheses, the term that will be used in the rest of the document. If you are going to highlight a word or phrase in the text, it is recommended  use cursive handwriting and avoid the use of  bold and quotes.

i) Once the article has been accepted by the Editorial Committee, the authors must include the sections ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, FINANCING, DECLARATION OF CONFLICTS OF INTEREST AND CONTRIBUTION OF THE AUTHORS, which come after the conclusions and before the references. In these sections you can write down the following information: thanks to evaluators or personal thanks, if the research received funding from a public or private institution, if it is part or commitment of a scholarship, contract or research project. Also a message of ethical responsibility about the work to be published, as well as a brief description of the contributions made by each author.

j) Compliance with these rules is essential. Accepted collaborations will undergo a style correction process; authors are recommended to submit versions with a first correction. Furthermore, its publication will be subject to the availability of space in each issue. In no case will originals be returned to the author, nor their responsibility for the Journal.

 

Note: Any situation not foreseen in these publication standards will be resolved by the Editorial Committee taking into account good practices and ethical aspects established by COPE, the body in charge of guiding academic publications and journals at an international level.

Separations

A maximum of three (3) levels will be used for the main divisions and subdivisions of the text (chapters, sections and subsections). The chapters will be in capital letters and will be numbered in Roman, and the sections and subsections must contain only the first letter in capital letters, in addition to being numbered in Arabic.

Example:

INTRODUCTION

1. METHODOLOGY

2. LITERATURE REVIEW

3. DEVELOPMENT OF THE THEME

3.1. Section title

3.1.1. Subsection title

The sections corresponding to the introduction are not listed, and are indicated with the same type and font size as the chapter titles, but without numbering. The same will apply to the conclusions, bibliographic and jurisprudential list, and other final divisions of the text.

CONCLUSIONS

THANKS

FINANCING

DECLARATION OF CONFLICTS OF INTEREST

CONTRIBUTION OF THE AUTHORS

REFERENCES

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