Políticas de la Sección

The Journal accepts the following types of contributions in accordance with its editorial scope and the requirements established in the Author Guidelines:

Type of contribution	Submission method	Evaluation method
Research Article	Open submission	Double-anonymous peer review
Review Article	Open submission	Double-anonymous peer review
Academic Essay	Open submission	Double-anonymous peer review
Other Contributions	Prior editorial consultation	Editorial review and specialist evaluation according to the nature of the work
Editorial	By invitation or editorial decision	Internal review by the editorial team

The final classification of a submission may be confirmed or adjusted by the editorial team during the initial editorial assessment, according to the nature and content of the manuscript.

Research Article

This section includes original, unpublished manuscripts reporting the results of research conducted using quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-methods approaches in economics, business studies, and other fields covered by the Journal’s scope. Articles must clearly present the research problem, theoretical foundations, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions derived from the study. All manuscripts undergo an initial editorial assessment and, when they meet the Journal’s requirements, double-anonymous peer review.

Review Article

This section includes original manuscripts that critically analyze, integrate, and synthesize the scholarly literature available on a problem or field of knowledge related to the Journal’s scope. Review articles must provide a well-founded interpretation of the current state of knowledge, identify relevant trends, gaps, or controversies, and explain the procedures used to locate, select, and analyze the sources. These manuscripts undergo an initial editorial assessment and double-anonymous peer review.

Academic Essay

This section includes manuscripts that develop a thesis, interpretation, or reasoned position concerning a problem related to the Journal’s scope. The analysis must be supported by relevant scholarly literature, maintain argumentative coherence, and offer an original or critical reflection. Academic essays may adopt a flexible structure according to the nature of the subject and undergo an initial editorial assessment and double-anonymous peer review.

Other Contributions

This section includes research progress reports, book reviews, scientific notes, and manuscripts derived from congresses, conferences, seminars, or other academic events. These contributions may be considered following prior consultation with the editorial team. They must fall within the Journal’s scope, provide an identifiable scholarly contribution, and comply with the specific requirements communicated according to their nature.

When a manuscript derives from a previous activity, document, or publication, its origin must be disclosed, and the submitted work must constitute a distinct scholarly contribution. Contributions admitted for consideration will undergo editorial review and specialist evaluation before a publication decision is made.

Editorial

This section includes texts prepared by the Editor-in-Chief, members of the editorial team, or individuals invited by the Journal. Editorials may introduce the contents of an issue, address academic, scientific, or institutional matters of interest, examine current topics, or communicate editorial guidance and decisions. They are published by invitation or editorial decision and undergo internal review before publication.

Post-publication actions

Corrections

The Journal may publish a correction or erratum when errors are identified in a published work that do not invalidate its principal results or conclusions. The notice will clearly identify the affected content, be linked to the original publication, and preserve the traceability of the scholarly record. Corrections are managed exclusively by the editorial team and are not open to direct submissions.

Retractions

The Journal may issue a retraction when sufficient grounds exist to formally withdraw the validity of a published work, in accordance with applicable research integrity standards and editorial policies. The retraction notice will explain the reasons for the decision, be linked to the affected document, and preserve the identification and traceability of the published record. Retractions are managed exclusively by the Journal and are not open to direct submissions.

Submission information

Requirements for preparing, formatting, and submitting manuscripts are provided in the Author Guidelines and the Article Template. Complete manuscripts must be submitted through the Journal’s Online Submissions system.