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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.

  • Originality of the article:

    The author(s) agree that the submitted article must be unpublished, nationally and internationally, and is not under consideration for publication in any other dissemination vehicle.

  • Number of submissions:

    The author(s) is(are) in accordance with the editorial policy of the journal which limits the number of articles sent per author to two submissions per year, regardless of their position in the authorship; and does not allow the re-submission of a modified version of a rejected article.

  • Number of authors:

    The author(s) agree that the maximum number of participants per article is 5; changes (inclusion and substitution) in the authorship of articles after online submission will not be allowed. Requests for change of authorship imply archiving of the article.

  • Authorship identification and co-authorship:

    The author(s) agree that the article file must not contain identification of the author or co-authors.

    The identification of the authorship is made in a separate file "supplementary document" attached in Step 4 of the submission - Inclusion and transfer of supplementary document, where the title of the work, the full name(s) of(s) author(s), the institution(s) to which he/she is linked, the position(s) he/she holds, address, e-mail and academic background. When the work is written by several authors, it is necessary to order them according to the contribution of each one.

    If the author(s) wants to cite his/her work(s) in the text of the article, he/she must use the anonymous form in the body of the text and in the bibliographic reference list. Example: XXXXX (YEAR).

  • Publication overlay:

    The author(s) agree that the publication of two articles with considerable overlap is not acceptable, even in different academic journals.

  • Format standards:

    The author(s) agree that the submitted article must follow the guidelines formatting standards used by the journal.

  • Copyright:

    The author (s) agree that the content of the submitted article is their sole responsibility. When submitting the article and / or being accepted for publication, the author (s) guarantee (s) that it does not contain any infringement of any copyright or other third party right. It is allowed to quote part of articles without prior authorization, provided the source is identified.

Author Guidelines

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Click here to see the ethical standards.

APCs RATE

The Revista de Gestão dos Países de Língua Portuguesa (RGPLP) do not charge any publishing fee (Article Processing Charges - APC), submission or publication rate of papers to the authors.

PLAGIARISM POLICY

The Journal uses the similarity verification software of content - Plagiarism (Crossref Similarity Check) in all papers submitted to the journal.

OPEN ACCESS POLICY (Open Journal Systems - OJS)

This site uses Open Journal Systems, which is open source journal management and publishing software developed, supported, and freely distributed by the Public Knowledge Project under the GNU General Public License.

DOUBLE BLIND REVIEW / PEER REVIEW

Papers approved in Desk Review stage will be submitted to blind peer review evaluation being analyzed by at least two external referees blindly (without identification of authorship and reviewers).

BILINGUAL PUBLICATION

In order to expand its international audience, the journal Revista de Gestão dos Países de Língua Portuguesa (RGPLP), since the issue v.18, n.1 (2019) on, will publish articles in two languages. The translation of the approved manuscripts is the responsibility of the authors: 

  • Original in Portuguese - translated into English;
  • Original in English - translated into Portuguese;
  • Original in Spanish - translated into English.

The articles must be submitted according to the regulations below:

RULES OF FORMAT

Margins: upper: 2,5 cm; lower: 2,5 cm; right: 3 cm; left: 3 cm.

Font: Times New Roman, size 12.

Spacing: Single (including titles, abstract, text, citations and references).

Paragraphs: justified alignment: flush left and right.

The text should have between 6.000 and 8.000 words, including abstracts, keywords, tables, illustrations, notes, appendices and references.

PAPER STRUCTURE

Title of the article: articles must contain the title in Portuguese, English and Spanish, the first one is the language of the paper; only the first word and proper names should start with a capital letter. On the next line, title translated into English and followed by the Spanish, if the article is in Portuguese. Article written in English must provide translation into Portuguese followed by the Spanish. Article written in Spanish must present English translation, followed by the Portuguese. 

Resumo, abstract and resumen: Each one should contain no more than 250 words and present the purpose, approach, methodology, results and conclusions in a single paragraph in the corresponding language, following the same order of languages of the titles.

Palavras-chave, keywords and palabras clave: minimum of 3 and maximum of 5, beginning with a capital letter and separated by a full stop and in the same language as the article.

In the text: this should begin below the items outlined above, without page breaks. The conventional order of a theoretical and empirical scientific article should be an introduction, theoretical and reference framework, methodology, results and analysis, conclusion and references. Theoretical essays should be formatted in coherence with the approach adopted by the author.

Number of submissions: the editorial policy of Revista de Gestão dos Países de Língua Portuguesa limits the number of submissions per author to two per year, irrespective of contribution to the authorship; modified versions of rejected articles are also not eligible for submission.

Number of authors: the maximum number of authors per article is 5; no alterations to authorship are permitted (inclusion or substitution) after an online submission has been made. Requests to change authorship will result in the article being shelved.

Identification of authors and co-authors: submitted articles should not identify the author or co-authors. If it is possible to identify the author in the text or in the references, the article will be shelved.

The authors should be identified in a separate file containing the title of the work, the full name(s) of the author(s), the institution(s) with which they are connected, the position(s) they hold, an e-mail address and academic background. When a work has been written by more than one author, their names should be listed according to their contribution to the article.

Overlapping publication: the publication of two articles with considerable overlapping is not acceptable, even in different academic journals. Several publications with a single set of data can only be permitted: (a) if it is not possible to write a single article in a maximum of 30 pages; and (b) if the articles have different purposes and approaches. The editor must be informed upon submission if the article is in some form available online.

Originality of the article: articles submitted should be unpublished elsewhere, either in Brazil or overseas, and should not be under consideration for publication and/or published in any other journal or other media source, except for works presented in Proceedings of conferences.

The content of submitted articles is the sole responsibility of the author(s).When submitting an article, the authors guarantee that there is no violation of copyright or any other right of third parties. Articles may be cited without prior authorization provided that the source is clearly identified.

Articles will only be sent to the reviewers for double blind review if they fit in these submission rules and have been submitted through the online submission system.

When an article is accepted for publication, the copyright (including translation rights) are ceded by the author(s) to Revista de Gestão dos Países de Língua Portuguesa.

Copyright Notice

The author(s) agree that the content of the submitted article is their sole responsibility. When submitting the article and/or being accepted for publication, the author(s) guarantee(s) that it does not contain any infringement of any copyright or other third party right. It is allowed to quote part of articles without prior authorization, provided the source is identified.