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Exigencies to the presentation
of draft copies
General Rules
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Manuscripts can be submitted at any time of the
year.
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Contributions must be written in spanish language,
letter size paper, simple-spaced, 12 points Times Roman font.
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All contributions could be submitted in either
of the two following forms: a hard copy addressed to Ius et Praxis
Journal, Universidad de Talca, 2 norte 685, Talca, accompanied by
an electronic copy on disc (Word Text); or attaching the contribution
to the Ius et Praxis Journal electronic mail: revista-praxis@utalca.cl
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Contributions will be revised, in the first place,
regarding the fulfillment on the editorial rules by the Journal Direction.
If not objections exists on that matter, it will be proceed to submit
the contribution to a contents revision process.
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After revising the received works and the author
has corrected the objections made in the revision process, the publication
will proceed in the shortest possible term, and the Journal Direction
will decide the definitive composition of the respective volume. Originals
will not be returned.
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Authors will have the right to a complementary
Journal issue and a number, determined by the Direction, of separate
copies of their work.
Rules about Doctrine Articles
- Articles must be original copies, referred to a study or research
of interest to the juridical world, already finished or which advance
level allows the communication of its results. Although Ius et Praxis
considers articles of different length, concise works will be preferred.
- In order to facilitate the process of anonymous revision by academic
peers, we request to submit a first page detachable from the original
text, with the name of the author, academic degree, P.O. box, e-mail
address, institutional affiliation, bibliographic information, gratitude
and all other information that may reveal the identity of the author.
- Each article submitted to Ius et Praxis must be headed by a title
and a summary that should not exceed 300 words. Both the title and
the summary must be written in spanish and english.
- Each article must also have, in spanish and english, three keywords
or general descriptors of the subject with the purpose of facilitate
its search and recovery in electronic biographical bases.
- Notes and biographical quotes should be placed at the bottom of
each page, using 10 points Times New Roman font. Notes and quotes
will be constructed in the following way: surnames in capital letter,
names, except its first letter and initials, in lowercase letters,
book title in italics, publishing house, place of publication (in
spanish), year of publication and page (s) number (s), in that same
order. If it is a periodical publication or the part of a book, the
name of the article or part of the book must be in between quotation
marks, and the name of the periodical publication or book in italics.
The quotation of a book will be completed according to what was appointed
above; and the one of a magazine with the indication of volume, issue
number (year), and page number when corresponds it. When quoting articles
from electronic publications, at the end of the note will be add up
In: Internet location [visited dd/mm/yyyy]. Finally, to quote a document
it should be identified the institution or organization, title or
name and year of publication, in that order; and to quote jurisprudence
it must be indicated the type of decision, court of law that pronounced
it, subject, date and volume of the collection where is placed (if
it is published). In both cases, if the information was consulted
on the Internet, the quote will be complemented according to what
is mentioned above.
- Quoted bibliographical material must be included at the end of
the respective article, alphabetical ordered and classified when necessary.
Examples:
• To quote a book:
1 LLANOS MANSILLA, Hugo, Teoría y práctica
del Derecho Internacional Público, Editorial Jurídica
de Chile, Santiago, 1977, p. 134.
Cita siguiente:
LLANOS, Teoría, cit. nota n. 1, p. 134.
• To quote the chapter of a book:
2 CANÇADO TRINDADE, Antonio, “La interacción
entre el derecho internacional y el derecho interno en la protección
de los derechos humanos”, en El juez y la defensa de la democracia.
Un enfoque a partir de los derechos humanos, Ed. IIDH, San José,
Costa Rica, 1993, p. 240.
Cita siguiente:
CANÇADO, “La interacción”, cit. nota n. 2,
p. 240.
• To quote an article from a periodical publication:
3 BIDART CAMPOS, Germán. “El valor de las recomendaciones
de la Comisión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos”, Jurisprudencia
Argentina 6148, 1999, p. 20.
Cita siguiente:
BIDART, “El valor”, cit. nota n. 3, p. 20.
• To quote an article from an electronic publication:
4 CARNEVALI, Raúl, “Criterios para la punición
de la tentativa en el delito de hurto a establecimientos de autoservicio.
Consideraciones político criminales relativas a la pequeña
delincuencia patrimonial”, Política Criminal Nº1,
Año 2, 2006, p. 12. En: http://www.politicacriminal.cl/n_01/pdf_01/a_2.pdf
[visitado el 28/02/2008].
Cita siguiente:
CARNEVALI, “Criterios”, cit. nota n. 4, p. 1.
• To quote a document:
5 PROGRAMA DE LAS NACIONES UNIDAS PARA EL DESARROLLO, Informe
Sobre Desarrollo Humano Superando Barreras: movilidad y desarrollo humano,
2009, En: http://hdr.undp.org/en/media/HDR_2009_ES_Complete.pdf
[visitado el 16/01/2010].
Cita siguiente:
PROGRAMA DE LAS NACIONES UNIDAS PARA EL DESARROLLO, cit. nota n. 5.
• To quote jurisprudence:
6 Sentencia de la Iltma. Corte de Apelaciones de Concepción,
acoge recurso de apelación interpuesto en contra de la resolución
del tribunal a quo que rechazó las excepciones opuestas
por la ejecutada, 23 de diciembre de 2002, Revista Fallos del Mes N°
520, 2004, pp. 55-59.
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