Submissions

Author Guidelines

Content

• The extension of the text depends on the section to be published:
  • Projects and activities 5 to 10 pages, including the list of references, notes, and footnotes.
  • Memory 10 pages, including the list of references, notes, and footnotes.
  • Daily life conservation 10 pages, including the list of references, notes, and footnotes.
  • Get to know INAH 10 pages, including the list of references, notes, and footnotes.
  • News max 5 pages
• Abstract (150 to 200 words).
• Keywords (3 to 7 keywords).
• All images must be sent separately (maximum 14) in *.jpg or *.tiff format with a resolution of 300 dpi. The images should be numbered in a consecutive manner, with a title and credits. The exact location in the text should be shown inserting (Figure 1). The caption for the images should be inserted in the text, as the next example: Figure 1. Detail of the Virgin Mary altarpiece. Image. Christian Chávez González Ó CNCPC INAH, 2017.

Style

• Justify the text, using the font Calibri (11 points), with a line spacing of 1.15 points.
• The first subtitles will go in bold (lowercase); they should not be numbered. The second subtitles will go in italic bold and third subtitles in italics.
• Institutions will be named fully only the first time, using the acronym in parentheses: e.g. Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM).

Footnotes and quotes in the text

• Footnotes, when required, will be placed at the bottom of the page, justified, using font Calibri (9 points), using a single line spacing. The numbering will be consecutive.
• Quotations will be presented as follows:
  • Up to three lines, between quotation marks and placing the reference at the end (Author, year: page number) Examples: (Cruz, 2002: 45), (Cruz, 2002: 45-46), (Cruz, 2002: 45, 67), (Cruz, 2002: 45; Jiménez, 2004: 79; McLeod, 2007: 225-226).
  • Quotations with an extension longer than three lines, will be placed with an indentation of 1.5 cm on each side, without quotation marks; font Calibri (11 points and in italics), and single line spacing. [Any additions from the author inside the quotation will be placed between brackets].

References

At the end of the text, in alphabetical order, with the next format.

• National Archives

Full name of National Archive, Citry, Coountry.

• Book

Surname, First Name (year) [year of first edition] Title of the book, vol. X, trad. Name Surname, City, Editorial.

• Article o chapter of a book

Last Name, First Name (year) "Title of the article", in First Name Last Name First Name (eds.), Title of the book, City, Editorial, pp. 1-10.

• Article from a journal

Surname, Name (year) "Title of the article", Title of the journal, volume (number): 1-10.

• Thesis

Surname, Name (year) Title of the thesis, thesis of ..., City, University.

• Unpublished document

Surname, Name (year) Title of the document [unpublished document], City, Institution.

• Electronic book

Surname, Name (year) Title of the electronic book, City, Editorial [electronic document], available in: <website link> [accesed on Month day, year].

• Article of electronic magazine

Surname, Name (year) "Title of the article", Title of the electronic journal [online], volume (number): pp-pp, available in: <website link> [accesed on Month day, year].

• PDF

Surname, Name (year) Document title [pdf], available in: <website link> [accessed on Month day, year].

• Website

Author (s) or source (year) Title of the consulted section or of the website [online], available in: <website link> [accessed on Month day, year].

• Blog

Surname, Name (year) Title of the blog article [blog], date of the article, available at: <website link> [accessed on Month day, year].

• Video

Author (s) (year) Title of the video [online video], available in: <website link> [accessed on Month day, year].

Entrevistas y conferencias

• Interview

Interviewer's name (year) Interview with Name Surname on Month day.

• Conference

Surname, Name (year) Title, conference given on name of the event, City, Country, Month day.