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Author Guidelines

STYLE GUIDELINES

In order to homogenize the presentation of the different articles, the editorial committee considers it pertinent to recommend that the person or persons interested in submitting an article for publication in the journal adhere to the following conditions:

  1. Send the article in magnetic media through the Open Jornal System (OJS) platform of the journal Strategic Intelligence and must correctly follow the style guide.
  2. The document must comply with the following characteristics:
  • Font and size. Text, tables and illustrations should be in Times New Roman 12 point font.
  • Be paginated at the bottom right of each page.
  • Line spacing. The text should have a 1.5 line spacing.
  • In no case should it exceed 25 pages of content.
  • The journal Strategic Intelligence uses the American Psychological Association (APA) style , 7th edition (2020).
  1. All articles should include the following information: title of the paper, name of the author(s), abstract (English and Spanish), key words (maximum five) (English and Spanish), Journal of Economic Literature JEL classification, content and development of the article.
  2. The content added to the article should not contain subtitles, only the main headings including introduction, conclusions and bibliography.
  3. In the title of the article a footnote should be inserted in an asterisk indicating or explaining the origin of the article (reasons or motives and type of article: reflection, debate, bibliographic review or research).
  4. For each author a footnote containing the following information should be added with an asterisk:
  • Full name(s) and surname(s)
  • Undergraduate degree(s) and institution, city and country.
  • Postgraduate degree(s) and institution, city and country.
  • Position and institution, city and country.
  • Unique ORCID identification codes (each author must have an individual code, in case you do not have one, you can generate one at the following link: https://orcid.org/register).
  • Personal or institutional e-mail.
  1. The abstract of the article should not exceed 300 words.
  2. The criterion for choosing keywords is that they guarantee the visibility of the article in search engines and databases. These words are used by libraries and thematic indexes of journals to classify articles, thus guaranteeing that when someone searches by topic they can access the article.
  3. Explanatory notes. Footnotes should be restricted as much as possible and should only be used to incorporate required explanations. Citation and reference cases should be made within the body of the article in the style of the APA norms (7th edition).
  4. Abbreviations. They should be used sparingly. For abbreviations, the nomenclature approved by the international union of the respective discipline should be used. These should be defined the first time they appear in the text and always be used thereafter to refer to the respective term. They should not appear at the beginning of a sentence or in the title and should not be used in the abstract.
  5. Equations. If the article includes equations, they should be left-hand side and numbered consecutively (in parentheses, right-justified). Use an equation editor. The meaning of each symbol in the equation should be made clear in the text. Example:
  • y = mx + b (1)
    Where: y is the Abscissa, m is the slope of the line, x is the concentration of cells in g/ml and b is the intercept over y.
  1. Tables and figures. They should be elaborated according to the APA norms (7th edition) and sent in editable format. They should be duly numbered and mentioned in the text of the article. Each figure should be accompanied by the corresponding caption (in Times New Roman 11 point font and 1.5 line spacing). The legend should be sufficient so that the reader does not have to go to the text to understand its importance and result. Abbreviations and acronyms should be explained in the legends. If tables and figures from other sources are used, they should be copied exactly from the original and the source should be cited according to APA standards. When the tables and figures are the authors' own elaboration, based on the research, "Source: own elaboration" should appear as the last line of the legend of tables and figures.
  2. Illustrations, maps and drawings. They must have a minimum resolution of 600 dpi and be in color. Maps must contain legend, cardinal points and scale, when these data are relevant. Illustrations that have specific copyright restrictions must have their respective legal authorizations, which must be attached to the declaration of originality and assignment of rights form.
  3. References. Authors should use APA style , 7th edition. In this reference model, the authors' surnames (without initials) and the year of publication are given within the main body of the text, with specification of precise pages in case of textual citations. For example: "Caldas (1815/1966) argues that [...]" or "[...] (Caldas, 1815/1966, pp. 57-58)". At the end of the main text, under the heading "References", only the sources cited should be listed in alphabetical order. Authors should ensure that all works, including newspaper articles, government documents and interviews, are fully referenced.
  4. Citations. Double quotation marks ('text') are used for textual citations whose length does not exceed 40 words. Single quotation marks ('text') should be used for citations within citations. To mark an omission in a citation, use the ellipsis in parentheses "(...)". If the citation is longer than 40 words, it should appear as a separate paragraph, indented five spaces, without quotation marks and in 11-point font size.
  5. Words, citations and texts in foreign languages. Individual words and short phrases in languages other than Spanish should be in italics. Texts in foreign languages must be accompanied by their respective translation in parentheses. The names of institutions and universities in foreign languages, among others, are written without italics, since they are proper names.
  6. All articles submitted to the journal will be evaluated by academic jurors, specialists or anonymous referees who are experts in the subject (in the double-blind mode), and the decision to publish them will be subject to the results of the anonymous evaluations. The editorial committee will inform the authors of the results of the evaluation in a timely manner.
  7. Those who publish in the journal "Strategic Intelligence" of ESICI, assign their patrimonial rights to the institution; consequently, they authorize ESICI to disseminate the articles of their authorship through any printed or electronic media, including the Internet, as it deems appropriate.
  8. The article must be accompanied by written proof, signed by the authors, that it is unpublished, is of their authorship and has not been proposed for publication in any other media.

Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check that their submission meets all of the elements shown below. Submissions that do not meet these guidelines will be returned to authors.

  • The submission is completely original, does not infringe on the rights of other authors, and is of an exclusive nature (has not been published, accepted for publication, or submitted for consideration to another journal), conflict of interest, authorship disputes, and fragmentation (otherwise an explanation has been provided in Comments to the Editor).
  • Two independent files (author information page and article structure) were prepared in the original language of the article (Spanish or English) using the formats suggested by the journal Strategic Intelligence.
  • The two files to be sent are in an editable format such as OpenOffice, Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format (RTF). In addition, they must be fully completed and comply with the parameters established in the instructions for authors (style guide and preparation of the submission).
  • The manuscript is within the focus, category and scope of Strategic Intelligence, available at https://revista.esici.edu.co/index.php/inest/about.
  • All figures and tables included in the structure of the article are in color, in editable format and are located within the text and not at the end of it.
  • The DOI (Digital Object Identifier) and web addresses of all references cited in the article structure were included, as far as possible.
  • The structure of the article has been completely anonymized, eliminating any reference to the author(s), following the established instructions and ensuring a blind review.
  • If there are research participants or data were collected from individuals, the institutional endorsement or informed consent duly signed by the participants has been uploaded separately. In addition, a note was included in the Method section explicitly stating how the ethical standards of the research were followed and how informed consent was obtained from the research participants. Without these documents and note the manuscript will not be reviewed.
  • Authors: to avoid research misconduct, authors should consult on the following international standards: research fraud, improper experimentation with or on animals and humans.
  • The manuscript contains all the required sections and these are structured correctly (see Guidelines for writing the introduction, theoretical framework, method, discussion, conclusions and references sections).
  • In the case of including self-citations, these should not exceed 10% of all the material cited throughout the manuscript. Self-citations should be cited correctly, since failure to do so is also considered plagiarism.
  • The language used in the manuscript is inclusive, recognizes diversity, conveys respect for all people, is sensitive to differences and promotes equal opportunities.

Artículos

The journal Strategic Intelligence publishes only articles resulting from scientific and technological research in three languages (Spanish, English and Portuguese). These are defined by Publindex-Minciencias as the original academic document that presents in detail the results derived from research or technological development projects completed with a minimum of 25 bibliographic sources cited.

Research articles: this type of article presents in detail the original results of research projects; its structure includes introduction, methodology, results and conclusions.

Reflection articles: this type of article presents research results from an analytical, interpretative or critical perspective of the author(s), on a specific topic, using original sources.

Review articles: this type of articles should be the result of a research where the results of published or unpublished research on a field of science and technology are analyzed, systematized and integrated, in order to report the advances and development trends; it should present a careful bibliographic review of at least 50 cited bibliographic sources.

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