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Article
We welcome unpublished research of a scientific nature, developed in the field of public affairs, which represent a contribution to the field of public administration and/or political science. The presentation of research is regulated in accordance with the editorial standards.
Essays
We will receive essays constructed in a maximum of 10 pages, which consider a structure based on reflections and criticisms of the national and international public contexts, which contribute to the debate on public affairs, the construction of public policies or the management of the State itself. They should consider theoretical, conceptual or legal elements that support the argumentation and should consider bibliographic citations in APA 7 edition format.
Documents of Public Experiences
Documents of analysis and public experiences, reviewed as case analysis, which reflect a contribution to potential further research, may be received. The documents must be constructed evidencing a theoretical and conceptual analysis of the case reviewed, which must be related to an experience within the public field. The documents may be up to 13,000 words in length, consider an outline similar to that of articles, and conclude critically and with contributions of improvements or reflections that will allow further research in the field.
Reviews
Book reviews, scientific articles, as well as bibliographical comments may be submitted. They should be longer than 3 and shorter than 5 pages. In relation to its contents, the review is expected to contain a critical reflection of the document, a description and analysis of the hypothesis or research questions that may guide the work, the main ideas of the chapters. Reflections that, according to the objectives set out in the work, were not resolved or were not sufficiently clear in the publication to be contributions to new research or publications are valued.
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