Basic Information
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urbe. Revista Brasileira de Gestão Urbana is an electronic journal of urban studies, organized by the Graduate Program in Urban Management (PPGTU/PUCPR). Its abbreviated title is urbe, Rev. Bras. Gest. Urbana, which should be used in bibliographies, footnotes and bibliographical references and strips. Urbe is also a signer of the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment: https://sfdora.org/read/.
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Copyright and Self-Archiving Policies
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Urbe received financial support of Fundação Araucária de Apoio ao Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico do Paraná, for the publication of multiple issues between 2013 and 2015.
Urbe has received financial support from Conselho Nacional de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq) and Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES), for the publication of multiple issues since 2014 through various calls, including CNPq Call No. 15/2021.
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Ethics, Malpractice, and Plagiarism Detection
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Editor-in-chief
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Associate Editors
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Technical and Editorial supervision
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Technical and Editorial Team
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Editorial Board
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Advisory Board
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Editorial Production
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PUCPress | PUCPR
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All submissions must be made using our online submission system, available at http://mc04.manuscriptcentral.com/urbe-scielo. The submission must be in accord to all norms and layout provided by the templates available online for download in English, Spanish and Portuguese Urbe accepts scientific articles with theoretical and empirical studies of issues related to urban management but also to the broader field of urban studies, promoting an interdisciplinary debate on urban management using research outcomes as well as theoretical and empirical discussions from diverse thematic areas.
EDITORIAL POLICY a) Papers must be submitted through our online system, available at http://mc04.manuscriptcentral.com/urbe-scielo. We will not accept submissions by e-mail. b) Submitted articles should not have been previously published. Urbe will not accept articles published in others academic journals or book chapters, even if in another language. Urbe also will not accept articles that are under simultaneous submissions at another academic journal. Aligned to Open Science’s practices, urbe accepts articles previously made available in preprints servers, as long as it is a server certified by our journal (list at the bottom of page).
d) At least one of the authors must have a master's degree. e) At the moment of submission, corresponding author should inform the alignment of their research and article to Open Science’s practices. We ask authors to fill and submit the Open Science Compliance Form as a supplementary file for review. f) Articles are firstly analyzed by editors and, if they follow the norms for publication and are considered aligned to the thematic areas of interest, they follow a double-blind reviewing process in which the identity of both the reviewer and author are concealed from both parties. g) Aligned to principles and practices of open science, urbe offers options to open the peer-review process. It is possible to have a single-blind peer review (only reviewers’ identities are not disclosed) or a completely open peer review (both author’s and reviewer’s identities are disclosed).
h) Referees will assess papers according journal’s norms, considering four possible results: i) The editors and referees reserve the right to suggest changes and amendments to the originals, in order to keep the quality of the publication, respecting, however, the style and the opinions of the authors. Statements, opinions and concepts expressed in the articles are authors’ entire responsibility. j) The submission of the paper to urbe implicate the acceptance, by the author, of the norms expressed herein, as well as in the authorization for their publication. k) The papers are published under Creative Commons License, attribution-type BY, that allows "others distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon your work, even commercially, as long as they credit you for the original creation" (Creative Commons, 2013).
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MANUSCRIPT STYLE Style and convention Presentation
The manuscript should be submitted in Word file (.docx) or OpenOffice (.odt), and it must follow all norms and layout available in the template bellow. The file must be saved directly into your computer to be editable. The first page of the document must present: title in the paper’s original language and in Portuguese; abstract and key-words. The main body of the article must follow the first page, without any reference to the authors or their institutions.
Abstract Authors must provide two abstracts, being one in its first and original language (English, French or Spanish) and a second in Portuguese. When the paper is written in Spanish, it is necessary to provide three abstracts: one in the original language, one in Portuguese and another in English. The essential contents of each article should be outlined in an abstract with up to 200 words. In the last line, 3 to 5 keywords must be indicated separated by comas.
Figures and tables Figures and tables must be submitted in our online system. Graphic materials (illustrations, drawings, etc.) must be mentioned as “figure”, and should have a resolution of 300dpi. Accepted formats are jpg or tif. Figures and tables must be presented with their respective captions. Titles must be inserted on the top of figures and tables. Sources for figures and tables must be concise and inserted on its lower part. The expressions “Figure below/above” or “Table following” must not be used as they may be located differently from their original positions.
Quotations and References The American Psychological Association – APA’s norms must be adopted in the manuscript’s quotations and references. Examples are available in the template model for download at the top of this page.
If an author was quoted for more than one work, chronological order should be used to organize publications from oldest to newest. In case of doubt or omitted norms, one should give preference to APA’s norms listed on the American Psychological Association. Observe given examples in our template model available for download at the top of this page. CERTIFIED PREPRINTS SERVERS
Urbe journal accepts submission of articles previously made available at the following preprint servers:
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