As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
Once revised, the text, the figures and the author's biographical sketch will be sent to the following e-mail address: academiaxxii@unam.mx
The submission has not been previously published or previously submitted to another journal.
Each author or authors must provide their ORCID (permanent digital identifier).
The text complies with the bibliographic and style requirements indicated in the Guidelines for Authors, which can be found in "About the journal".
The type size should be 12 point for the body of the text, in Times New Roman. Line spacing should be double-spaced. All supporting material (photographs, plans, sketches, maps, charts, illustrations, models, graphs, etc.) should be included in the text in the appropriate place. A maximum of 10 images per article should be considered.
If you are submitting to a peer-reviewed section of the journal, you must make sure that the instructions in (Ensuring Blind Review) have been followed.
Author Guidelines
Sections of the journal
Dossier: thematic research articles that vary each issue.
Research articles: They must have the same characteristics as those of the Dossier, but their subject matter is not limited to the theme of the issue in question.
Technical reports: articles that describe the results of an experimentation, problems related to construction phenomena or circumstances observed in processes related to the subject matter of the journal.
Handbook for Authors
The author, coordinator or compiler should send to Academia XXII the complete original and its critical apparatus (footnotes, references and bibliography) presented according to the criteria indicated below. It must be sent in a digital file, and comply with the following guidelines:
The text
The electronic files will be used to form the journal, so it is convenient that the author avoids giving formats that complicate the typesetting, for which we recommend:
Preferably use Microsoft Word word processor.
The margins should be 3 cm per side.
Page size should be letter size (21.5 X 27.5 cm).
The type size should be 12 points for the body of the text, in Times New Roman.
The space between lines should be double spaced.
It should begin with the complete title of the article with a maximum length of 80 characters including spaces, the name of the author or authors, as well as the corresponding author figure (compiler, coordinator, etc.), and the institution to which the participants pertains(s), mentioning only the main affiliation.
The categories of titles and subtitles should be clearly differentiated.
Footnotes should be indicated with superscript or superscript numbers.
Footnotes should be placed at the bottom of the page, in the same type, but smaller than the size of the text (10 points), using the footnote insertion tool.
The bibliography should include all the publications cited in the book, each entry should have all the data according to the criteria consigned in the bibliography.
Iconography (photographs, maps, plans, sketches, etc.) must be in TIFF format at 300 dpi.Los archivos electrónicos se usarán para formar la revista, por lo que es conveniente que el autor evite dar formatos que compliquen la composición tipográfica, para lo que recomendamos:
Supporting material
Supporting material (photographs, plans, sketches, maps, tables, illustrations, models, graphs, etc.) should be indicated in parentheses in the text and inserted in the document in the place the author considers most appropriate, with its title, caption or source, as required. As this can generate very heavy and unwieldy files, they should be inserted in the text in low resolution and in a separate folder the files should be saved in 300 dpi. All iconography must have at least this resolution to be accepted. 10 figures maximum.
Structure of the articles
Depending on the section, articles should have a structure as defined below:
Dossier: It must have title, author, ascription, abstract, keywords, introduction, development, final considerations, references and author's semblance (including e-mail). The length of the title should be no more than 80 characters, the length of the article itself should be between 40,000 and 50,000 characters, including spaces and taking into account all the elements it contains. It must also have an abstract of no more than 700 characters, including spaces and keywords (no more than five). The biographical sketch should have no more than 500 and 800 characters. Likewise, the title of the article, the abstract and the keywords must be translated into English.
Research articles. Same characteristics as those of the Dossier.
Technical report: Must include title, author, affiliation, abstract, keywords, introduction, materials and methods, experimentation, conclusions, references and author's biographical sketch (including e-mail). The length of the title should be no more than 80 characters, the length of the article itself should be between 15,000 and 20,000 characters, including spaces and taking into account all the elements it contains. It must also have an abstract of no more than 700 characters, including spaces and keywords (no more than five). Likewise, the title of the article, the abstract and the keywords must be translated into English.
Of the critical apparatus
References and citations
Regardless of the source (bibliography, periodicals, electronic references, theses, papers, etc.), the references, which should always include the DOI of the cited reference, shall comply with the "Manual para publicar en la Facultad de Arquitectura de la UNAM" (https://arquitectura.unam.mx/uploads/8/1/1/0/8110907/manual_para_publicar.pdf), which is based on The Chicago Manual of Style (https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide/citation-guide-1.html), and should follow the basic structure of the following example, for the two cases foreseen (at the foot of the page and at the end of the article):
Footnotes (numerical callouts will be used in the text).
José Luis Gutiérrez, “Waddington, Thom y la biología teórica”, en Faustino Sánchez, Pedro Miramontes y José Luis Gutiérrez (eds.), Clásicos de la biología matemática, México, Siglo Veintiuno Editores/Centro de Investigaciones Interdisciplinarias en Ciencias y Humanidades-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (Aprender a Aprender), 2002, pp. 22-46, <http://www.fenomec.unam.mx/clara/Clasicos_de_la_biologia_matematica.pdf>, consultado el 23 de febrero de 2015 [pdf].
In the bibliography (always in alphabetical order, by last name).
Gutiérrez, José Luis
2002 “Waddington, Thom y la biología teórica”, en Faustino Sánchez, Pedro Miramontes y José Luis Gutiérrez (eds.), Clásicos de la biología matemática, México, Siglo Veintiuno Editores/Centro de Investigaciones Interdisciplinarias en Ciencias y Humanidades-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (Aprender a Aprender), pp. 22-46, http://www.fenomec.unam.mx/clara/Clasicos_de_la_biologia_matematica.pdf, consultado el 23 de febrero de 2015 [pdf].
All texts submitted will be reviewed by the Editorial Committee (if at this stage the need for any change or adjustment is detected, it will be returned to the author) and double-blind peer review. Subsequently, a positive or negative resolution will be issued and sent to the author.
Copyright Notice
The author must sign and send a letter declaring the originality and authorship of the article in question (pre-established format provided by the magazine, a link should be added to it), which will serve to transfer the copyright to the National University. Autonomous of Mexico. With this, this Institution reserves the right to disseminate said article, by any means, including magazine indexes, Internet portals or any other digital media, always recognizing the authorship.
