Information and guidelines for the submission of papers to be published in ENERGEIA
On applications for articles:
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Published papers will not be accepted, nor will papers that are being submitted for publication in another journal. Papers must be original.
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Authors must register with the Ibero-American Society for Economic Methodology (SIAME).
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The paper may be uploaded to http://www.siame-s.com./ or sent to energeia.siame@gmail.com. The paper must be accompanied by a separate written application form indicating the title, author(s), 150-word abstract, JEL classification, ORCID numbers, and a 500-word cv highlighting recent published work.
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Papers can be submitted in English, French, Spanish or Portuguese.
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After receiving confirmation of the application, it will take up to 2 weeks to communicate whether it is rejected or submitted to a double-blind peer review process. In the latter case, it may take up to 5 weeks for a final decision of accepted, accepted with changes, or rejected. In exceptional cases where there is controversy, the final decision of the process will depend on a third opinion and the decision of the Lead Editor.
On reviews and PhD theses:
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Book reviews with a maximum of 1000 words are accepted.
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Critical comments on a work or article that has been published in ENERGEIA are accepted. Maximum 700 words.
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Reviews of PhD theses in Economics no older than 24 months and 1000 words maximum.
About the Presentation of the articles:
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Papers should not exceed 9,000 words including footnotes, references and appendices. The paper should be submitted in Word and tables, graphs and drawings should be placed on the same page as the citation. Charts, graphs, diagrams and drawings should preferably be in excel or the source should be indicated.
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Quotations taken from other authors or texts included in the body of the work should be in Times New Roman font, size 11 and have a left margin of 4 cm and a right margin of 4 cm so that they are centred and in quotation marks.
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Pages should be numbered at the bottom right-hand side. Tables should have one numbering and graphs and diagrams and drawings another. There should only be two numberings.
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Papers should be finished in letter size, Times New Roman font, 12, and in single line for the body of the text; 2.54 cm margins on all four sides. Always start without indentation.
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Footnotes should be written in Arabic numerals at the bottom of the page where they are cited in the text. Try to keep footnotes to a minimum. Tw Cent MT 9 font.
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Annexes should be written in Times New Roman 11.
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Citations within the main text should be written in parentheses indicating first the author's surname, then the year and then the page. E.g.: [Robbins, L., 1932, p.57]. Two authors will be: (Howard and Newcome, 2009, p106). More than two authors will be the first author only (Reddaway et al, 2016, p82). When the page is not specified, only author and year are used, [Shapere, 1977]. Citations indicating a line or paragraph should be indicated with double quotation marks followed by the reference. "And, as I mentioned, economics is built on doublé-entry and quadruple-entry transactions..." [Schelling, 1978, p75]. For more than one paragraph, the font size should be chosen, but this is reserved to the editor.
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If the article contains formulas, they should be in Times New Roman font, size 10 or 11 - depending on the symbology used - in order to be legible, and with centred alignment.
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Never write work cited as "op cit", nor "ibid".
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Abbreviations and acronyms are used after they are written for the first time and indicating that they will be used in the following. Care should be taken that they are not used indiscriminately but occasionally.
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There should be no underlined words, no bold type and no inverted commas except with the indication 7.
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All references should appear at the end under Bibliographical References and should be organised by the letter with which the first surname begins and all authors should be listed (no longer use et al) and then the year.
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Bibliographical references should be in New Times Roman 11 and should follow the following format (APA standard).
Book:
Robbins, L., 1932, An Essay on the Nature of Significance of Economic Science. St.Martin.
Wood A, 1975, A Theory of Profits, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
Edited book. When the editor plans the content of the book and instead of doing it himself, he does it with the support of other colleagues and authors but under his approach and ideas and the book is submitted to a publisher for review. It should be referred to:
Suppe F, 1977, The Structure of Scientific Theories, (editor) University of Illinois Press, Urbana y Chicago.
Bugliarello, G. y Donner, D.B., 1979, The History and philosophy of Technology. (editor) , University of Illinois Press.
Coordinated book. When the author makes a selection of works and leads them through a peer review process with the aim of increasing the quality and uniformity of the works.
Taboada I E, 200, Hacia una nueva teoría de la empresa, (Coordinador), UAM- A, UAM-C y Ediciones EON, México
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Compiled book. When the author only gathers the works resulting from an event and leads them through a light editing process to become uniform and to be published.
Mejía L J, Problemática y desarrollo municipal, (compilador), Universidad Ibero Americana y Plaza y Valdés editores, México.
Chapter of a book (edited, coordinated or compiled)
Tirole J, 2005, Hierarchies and Bureaucracies: On the Role of Collusion in Organizations, en, Mishra A (Editor), The Economics of Corruption, Readings in Economics, Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp 63-103
Journal article
Simon, H. (1979). Rational Decision Making in Business Organizations. American Economic Review, September, n° 69, p. 493-513.
Tiebout Ch , 1956, A Pure Theory of Local Expenditures, Journal of Political Economy, Num 64, p 416-24
Teece, D., Pisano G., 1994, The Dynamics Capabilities of Firms: An Introduction, Journal of Economic Behaviour and Organization Vol 27, Núm. 3, p 537-556
Article in a collective volume
Rosenberg, N., 1979, Technology economy in values. The history of Philosophy of Technology, G. Bugliarello and D.B Donner, (editor), University of Illinois Press, p. 81-11
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Internet Content
"VII Simposio SIAME Helsinki 2011", Sociedad Ibero-Americana de Metodología Económica, consultado Noviembre 24, 2018 en https://www.siame-s.com/vii- simposio-helsinki-2011
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Article in a news paper
Cardozo, O.R., (1989). “Teléfono con la Moneda”. Clarín, Abril, 9, p. 14.
14. The authorship of the work is responsible for mentioning the work of other authors without infringing copyright and obtaining permissions for publication.
Once the paper is accepted for publication, exclusive rights are granted to the Sociedad Ibero-Americana de Metodología Económica to reproduce it by any means.
