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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.

The shipment has not been previously published or submitted for consideration by any other journal (or an explanation has been provided in the comments to the editor).

The send file is in OpenOffice, Microsoft Word, RTF or WordPerfect format.

Whenever possible, it includes the DOI in each one of the references. Also provides the urls for the available references.

The text has a single line spacing, a font size of 12 points, italics are used instead of underlining (except in the URLS), and all the illustrations, figures and tables are placed at sites in the appropriate text instead of at the end.

The text contains the stylistic and bibliographic conditions included in guidelines for the author, in the journal.

In the case of submitting the text to the Peer Evaluation Section, follow the instructions included in securing an anonymous assessment.

Author Guidelines

The people interested in publishing in Eutopía must send their original works registering in the portal Http://revistas.flacsoandes.edu.ec/eutopia/user/register

The articles must be original, unpublished and not be approved or have been Sent simultaneously to another magazine for publication. Articles are received in Spanish and Portuguese. The Editorial board reserves the right to decide on the publication of the works, as well as the number and section in which it will appear.

General presentation of articles

The extension of the articles varies according to the section of the magazine to which it is sent, according to the following table: 

Dossier

Maximum of 8,000 words

Case study

Maximum of 8,000 words 

Counterpoint

Maximum of 8,000 words 

Review

Maximum of 2,000 words

This extension includes summary, article body, footnotes and bibliographic references. The articles will be presented in the letter Times New Roman of 12 points, with 1.5 of leading. The title of the article will have no more than 15 words, a summary of maximum 200 words with spaces in Spanish and English; This should present the objective, content, main results and conclusions. A short list of keywords in Spanish and English. 

The notes will be at the foot of the page, in Times New Roman letter of 10 points and to simple space. In the case of the acronyms, you must write your full meaning the first time they appear. For example, "in the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, FLACSO..."

Charts, charts and maps should be sent in additional file (JPG and table Excel).

EUTOPÍA reserves the right to make the correctness of style and editorial changes that it considers necessary to improve the work, always notifying the authors.

the articles that conform to these standards will be declared as "received" and notified of their reception to the author; otherwise, they will be returned. Once officially received, the articles are put to the attention of the editorial board and of Independent evaluators.

RULES FOR THE REFERENCES CITED

Basic structure of an appointment in the body of the text

Eutopía sugests to follow the rules of style, writing, and references of the Manual of Style Chicago-Deusto. For bibliography, this journal established the Author-Year System recomended in the Manual. In this System (also known as Harvard System), the reference in the text usually appears in parentheses and contains only the first two elements that are recorded in the list of references: the author and the Year of publication , no punctuation between them. In addition, you can add the page number or other location item, after a comma. Under no circumstances use op. cit., ibid., ibid.

Example:

(Martínez 2015)

(Martínez 2015, 91)

Entries of the list of references with the same author or authors and the same year

The works of the same person in charge (regardless of whether he is an author, editor, compiler or translator) and of the same year must be differentiated with the edition of a, b, c, etc. and they are sorted alphabetically by title. The citations in the text consign the author and the year with the letter.

Example:

Martínez, Luciano. 2005a. "Employment: Achilles heel of the FTA". In TLC: more than a free trade agreement, edited by Alberto Acosta and Fander Falconí, 211-229. Quito: Flacso Headquarters Ecuador.

Martínez, Luciano. 2005b. "International migration and rural labor market in Ecuador". In The Ecuadorian Migration: Transnationalism, Networks and Identities, edited by Gioconda Herrera, María Cristina Carrillo and Alicia Torres, 147-168. Quito: Flacso Headquarters Ecuador.

(Martínez 2005a, 212)

(Martínez 2005b, 148)

Chronological order for repeated names in a list of references

When the author (s), translator (s), publisher (s), or compiler (s) are repeated several times in a row, the name (the names) is replaced by a line after the first occurrence. The punctuation mark that usually follows the omitted element is not written after the line (here, the period). The entries are arranged chronologically by year of publication in ascending order, not alphabetized by title. Undated jobs (marked as s.f.) or in press go after dated jobs.

Example:

Train Durán, Francisco. 2010. "Dynamics of local territories in the present circumstances of globalization". Sociological Studies 28 (84): 691-728.

___ 1998. Changes in the social construction of the rural: From autarky to globalization. Madrid: Editorial Tecnos.

Book by a unique author or editor

Example:

Bauman, Zygmunt. 2003. Work, consumerism and new poor people. Barcelona: Editorial Gedisa.

(Bauman 2003, 99-100)

Book of two or three authors

In the case of books with two authors, only the first name is inverted in the list of references.

Example:

Martínez Godoy, Diego, and Patrick Clark 2015. Territorial development in Ecuador. Quito: CONGOPE / Abya-Yala.

(Martínez Godoy and Clark 2015, 25)

Book with three authors

Example:

Colque, Gonzalo, Efraín Tinta and Esteban Sanjinés. 2016. Second Agrarian Reform: A History that Incomoda. La Paz: EARTH.

(Colque, Tinta and Sanjinés 2016)

More than four authors

If the book has four or more authors, all of them are included in the entry of references (bibliography). The order and the punctuation are the same as in the case of books with two or three authors. In the text, however, the surname of the author who appears first is given, followed by et al.

Example:

(Martínez et al., 2015, 118-19)

Book published electronically

If the book is available in more than one format, cite the version with which you have worked. In the books consulted online, the URL must be added.

Campaign, Arturo, Francisco Hidalgo and Adriana Sigcha. 2016. Cocoa and farmers: production and research experiences in Ecuador. Quito: SIPAE. https://www.avsf.org/public/posts/2117/cacao_campesinos_sipae_ecuador_2017.pdf.

Chapter of a book

Example:

Chiriboga, Manuel 2008. "The role of institutions in rural territories subject to agrarian reform actions". In Territories in mutation: rethinking development from the local, compiled by Luciano Martínez, 157-196. Quito: Flacso / Ministry of Culture.

Scientific journal articles

The elements that must appear in the entry are the following: Full name of the author or authors, year of publication, title and subtitle of the article, name of the periodical publication, information about volume, number, date; Indicate the page when necessary, include the URL or the DOI when they are available.

Example:

Martínez, Diego. 2016. "Peasant territories and agro-industry: an analysis of territorial transformations from the economy of proximity. The case of Cayambe (Ecuador) ". Eutopía Magazine 10: 41-55. http://dx.doi.org/10.17141/eutopia.10.2016.2437.

Article in newspapers and magazines in the list of references

Example:

Sorgato, Valeria. 2017. "Water samples from the rivers of the country put on alert about pollution". El Comercio, March 19. http://www.elcomercio.com/tendencias/muestras-laboratorio-rios-alerta-contaminacion.html.

Article without signature taken from newspapers or magazine on the internet

Example:

Trade. 2017. "FIDA allocates USD 20 million to boost rural economy in Ecuador". September 5, 2017. http://www.elcomercio.com/actualidad/fida-economia-dinero-ecuador-onu.html

Electronic documents in web page

Example:

Stalin, Herrera. 2017. "The" agrarian package ": keys to understanding the agrarian policy in Ecuador", access on September 8, 2017, https://lalineadefuego.info/2017/08/30/el-paquetazo-agrario-claves- to-understand-the-political-agrarian-in-the-ecuador-by-stalin-herrera /

Paper presented at a seminar, conferences and others

Example:

Ferraro, Rosana and Laura Zulaica. 2007. "Sectorization of the peri-urban system of Mar del Plata, following environmental criteria". Paper presented at the International Congress on Development, Environment and Natural Resources: Sustainability at multiple levels and scales, Universidad Mayor de San Simón, Cochabamba, Bolivia, 11-13 July.

Thesis, dissertations

Example:

Avail them, David. 2017. "Dynamics of family farming around the existence of flower production in the Parish of Tabacundo, Ecuador". Master Thesis in Rural Territorial Development, FLACSO Headquarters Ecuador.

Legal rules

The legal norms are cited indicating the following elements: type of norm, number and date 8 starting with the year, separated from the number by a bar9, followed, without intermediate space, of the day and month between commas, full name of the standard and as it appears in the original publication; place and date of publication.

 When citing the most common for each area can be included, already at the first mention, either in the body of the text or in the note, the abbreviation by which it will be mentioned in the following citations.

Examples

Organic Law 8/1980, of September 22, of Financing of the Autonomous Communities (BOE No. 236 of October 1, 1980), from now on LOFCA.

Unpublished interviews and personal communications

Example:

Real or fictitious name (any identifying element relevant to the context of the interview: example charge / occupation / residence), day, month and year. The interview does not have to be in the bibliography. With its entry in the text is enough.

(Miguel Rojas, People's Committee Neighborhood, Ecuador, October 2, 2017).

Boards

They are also called frames. At the bottom of the table, the source appears first (Source:) and then any other note. Every table must be mentioned in the text, in parentheses, in the paragraph where it has been analyzed, for example (table 1).

Table 1. xxx

Source: Martínez Godoy (2015).

* Regarding acronyms, the first time they appear they should write their full meaning and their acronym in parentheses, then only the acronym.

Copyright Notice

Authors who publish in this journal accept the following conditions:

  1. The authors keep the copyright and give the journal the right of the first publication, with the work registered with the attribution license of Creative Commons, which allows third parties to use what is published whenever they mention the authorship of the work and the first publication in Eutopía, Rural Territorial Development Magazine.
  2. Authors can make other independent and additional contractual agreements for the non-exclusive distribution of the article published in this journal (eg, include it in an institutional repository or publish it in a book) provided they clearly indicate that the work was published for the first time in Eutopía, Rural Territorial Development Magazine.