História (São Paulo)
Basic information
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História (São Paulo) is one of the oldest academic periodicals published by UNESP, and also one of the oldest history magazines circulating in Brazil. The magazine emerged in 1982, after the merging of two periodicals in the field: Anais de História, published by the Assis School of Philosophy, Science and Language Arts, and Estudos Históricos, published by the Marília School of Philosophy, Science and Language Arts. The former circulated between 1969 and 1977, reaching 9 issues; and the latter, created in 1963, reached 16 issues before it was discontinued in 1977. Starting in 1990, the magazine began being published by the two graduate history programs at UNESP, located in the cities of Franca and Assis. In 2006, after over a decade of experience, in order to optimize the magazine's work and reach a higher level of quality, the programs chose to terminate two other publications which until then had been maintained separately, namely the periodical Pós-História, belonging to the Graduate History Program in Assis, and Estudos de História, published by the Graduate History Program in Franca. Since 2007, the História (São Paulo) magazine thus became the official periodical of UNESP Graduate History Programs. Also since 2007, the magazine, which for some time had been included in several international indexes, began to circulate exclusively by digital media, which led to a significant expansion and diversification of its audience.
The magazine publishes at least two annual dossiers and is constantly receiving texts for its other sections. The title to be used in bibliographies, footnotes, references and bibliographical citations is História (São Paulo). |
Indexation Sources
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História (São Paulo) is indexed in the following reference sources:
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Intellectual property
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All content of the journal, except where identified, is licensed under a Creative Commons attribution-type BY. |
Copyright Policy
| História (São Paulo) does not charge any type of fee for publishing articles, critical introduction of documents, interviews and reviews; as well as access to all its content is completely free. When submitting his contribution, the author transfers the copyright to História (São Paulo). Authors are responsible for the content of their texts and also for obtaining the necessary permissions for the reproduction of images; if not in the public domain. Copyright must be respected and texts must be cited in an appropriate way to identify the basic data of the publication (journal title, full title of the article or review, volume, pagination, year of publication and link) and that the due credit to their authors. Authors are allowed to republish them on websites, other journals or include them in institutional repositories as long as there is no charge for access, or even as a book chapter; but always referencing História (São Paulo) as the source of the original publication. |
Institutional Sponsors
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História (São Paulo) receives support:
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Editors
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Editorial Committee
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National advisory board
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International advisory board
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Objective and Policy
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História (São Paulo) covers a wide range of focal topics, themes, spatial and temporal reference points in the field of History. In order to ensure the diversity of approaches, at least twice a year the magazine issues a themed report, flowing directly into articles on freely chosen subjects, interviews, critical comments from sources and documents and reviews. Its audience mostly consists of university students in the History and General Humanities areas. Received original articles must first meet the criteria laid out in the Form and Preparation of Manuscripts section below. Once these criteria are met, the originals are evaluated by ad hoc reviewers and analyzed by the Advisory Boards, obeying the double-blind peer review system. Submission of an article is taken to imply that it is original and it has not previously been published and is not being considered for publication elsewhere. Each author/co-author can only have one article being processed, from the beginning of the submission to the final publication. Besides, an interval of two years will be observed between the publication and the beginning of a new process of text submission. The journal doesn't charge any fee to publish texts submitted to it by contributors. |
Form and preparation of manuscripts
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The magazine publishes original works, by authors who have at least a doctor's degree, as articles, documents preceded by a critical introduction, critical reviews and interviews - exceptionally, in its section of summaries, the magazine accepts to evaluate contributions from authors who are in process of obtaining their doctor's degree. The works may be in Portuguese, English, Spanish, and Italian; those written in a foreign language must bring title, abstract, and keywords in Portuguese and English - respecting the same determinations as for those in Portuguese. Students / fellows who collaborate in the research on sources will not be considered co-authors, and they should be mentioned in a footnote, identifying the sponsoring agency and process number. Avoid any type of identification of the author in the writings, including any notes. ARTICLES The articles must have 15 to 30 pages, typed with 2.0 cm margins, Times New Roman 12 font, and a 1.5 line spacing (in general). Short direct quotes (up to 3 lines) must be placed in the body of the text, between only quotation marks (no italics). Long direct quotes (over three lines) must be indented in 4.0 cm, 11 font size, simple line spacing. For direct and indirect quotes, we use the author-date system. Example: (SILVA, 2004, p. 12). Notes placed after Bibliographic References must be explanatory only and reduced to only the information that is ESSENTIAL for the understanding of the text. The bibliographic references must contain ONLY the texts cited in the article, according to the following examples: Book
[impresso] FARIA, Maria Rita Fontes. Migrações internacionais no plano multilateral: reflexões para a política externa. Brasília: FUNAG, 2015. Collection [impressa] BICALHO, Maria Fernanda; FERLINI, Vera Lúcia Amaral (org.). Modos de governar: ideias e práticas políticas no império português, séculos XVI a XIX. São Paulo: Alameda, 2005. [on-line] BARROS, Maria Eurydice de; FRANÇA, Susani Silveira Lemos (org.). A escrita da história de um lado a outro do Atlântico. São Paulo: Cultura Acadêmica, 2018. Disponível em: http://www.culturaacademica.com.br/catalogo/a-escrita-da-historia-de-um-lado-a-outro-do-atlantico/. Acesso em: 12 fev. 2020. [on-line / e-book] SANTOS, Ricardo Ventura et al. (org.). Entre Demografia e Antropologia: povos indígenas no Brasil Rio de Janeiro: Editora FIOCRUZ, 2019. E-book. DOI: https://doi.org/10.7476/9786557080139. Disponível em: http://books.scielo.org/id/7c8m7. Acesso em: 10 fev. 2020. Book chapter
[impresso / mesmo autor / obra única] SILVEIRA, Mauro César. A caricatura como fonte histórica. In: A batalha de papel: a charge como arma na guerra contra o Paraguai. Florianópolis: Editora UFSC, 2015, p. 23-60.
Academic text (monograph, dissertation and thesis)
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Congress or similar works (published)
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Archival documents (manuscripts)
Archival documents (published) Other References
Exhibits and/or appendices - will be included only when they are imperative for the understanding of the text. DOCUMENTS
The introductory review that precedes the document must not be longer than 07 pages typed according to the standards for articles, except for abstract and keywords. There are no limits for the extension of the document to be published, but the journal reserves itself the right of not publishing material that is too long. REVIEW
The reviews (between 3 to 8 pages) must present works published in Portuguese in the last two years, or in a foreign language in the last three years, in the field of History. They should contain a title in Portuguese and English, and present editorial data, the author’s education and his/her relation with the reviewed work, objectives and methodology, main points and conclusions. They should critically analyse the text, its impacts in historiography and how it enters the debates on the chosen subject. Reviews that simply present a summary of the work will not be accepted. Quotations from the reviewed work must present the exact page, and other quotations must follow Articles rules. The reviews should also contain the abstract/resumo and three keywords in Portuguese and English. The bibliography used must be presented at the end of the text. INTERVIEWS
The interviews should follow the answer-question structure, they must include an introduction and they cannot be longer than 10 pages. They do not have to present abstract and keywords. FINAL REMARKS The data and the concepts presented in the texts, as well as the accuracy of bibliographic references, are solely the responsibility of authors. It is the responsibility of the authors as well the correct spelling, the use of language and the translation into the foreign language the Abstract, the Title and the Keywords. We do not pay for the contributions, whose author’s rights are necessarily assigned to História (São Paulo) journal. |
Sending of manuscripts
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Articles should be submitted to the periodical exclusively through the online submission system: https://mc04.manuscriptcentral.com/his-scielo E-mail address for contact: revistahistoria@unesp.br |