Submissions

Author Guidelines

Cadernos de Campo: Revista de Ciências Sociais publishes original papers by Brazilian or foreign authors. The articles may be written in Portuguese, Spanish, English or French. The journal reserves the right to publish the article in the original language or translated, according to the decision of the Editorial Board, provided that the author gives consent.

When submitting the study to Cadernos de Campo journal, the author(s) automatically assign(s) their copyright for the eventual publication of the article. The relevance for publication will be evaluated by the Editorial Board (regarding the adequacy of the journal's profile and editorial line) and by ad hoc evaluators (regarding content and quality of contributions). The submission of manuscripts implies the assignment of copyrights and publication to the journal. We use the CopySpider freeware to check for plagiarism before sending submissions to evaluators.

SUBMISSION

Authors must complete the registration (Login/Password) on the journal's website, in the Submissões Online section, fill in the profile correctly and choose the autor option. Once this is done, go to submissões ativas and start the submission process through the link, in which you will perform the five basic steps:

1 – Beginning: Begin the submission process, confirming if it is in accordance with the conditions established by the journal (marking the checkboxes of the conditions and the declaration of copyright) and select the articles section;

2 - Inclusion of metadata: Indicate the main data - name, surname, e-mail, title and abstract;

3 - Transfer of manuscripts: transfer the file to the system;

4 - Transfer of supplementary documents: transfer files with supplementary information that functions as an appendix or annex to the main text, such as research tools, data sets and tables, which follow ethical standards of evaluation, information sources that are not normally available to readers, or figures or tables that can not be integrated into the text itself.

5 – Confirmation: Complete Submission.

After the five steps, the author must wait for the editor's e-mail and in the meantime the author can follow the whole flow of his/hers work, submission, acceptance, evaluation, reprint of the original until publication. The articles, after submission, are assigned to evaluators defined by the board or editors of the journal, usually professors (doctor professors) who are familiar with the topic. The selection policy of articles, essays, interviews, translations and photographic is defined by the members of the Editorial Board, Consultative and the Editors of the journal, available at Sobre a Revista, Processo de Avaliação por Pares.

FORMATTING

Article/Essay:

Article/Essay: Must be sent in the format: .odt; .rtf; .docx or .doc (provided they do not exceed 5MB). Times New Roman 12, 1.5 spacing, justified alignment, 1.25cm paragraph, A4 page format, 3cm left and top margins, and 2cm right and bottom margins. In this standard, the texts must have a minimum of 35 thousand characters and a maximum of 50 thousand characters (with spaces). Including titles, notes and references and excluding abstracts. The abstracts (maximum of 150 words) and keywords (maximum of five) should be in Portuguese and English.

Review: Reviews of books published in Brazil in a maximum of two years and a maximum of three years for abroad will be accepted. The editors of the magazine nominate the books, and the call is open for anyone interested in reviewing the books. The reviews can be between 5.000 and 25.000 characters (including spaces). They do not present abstract and keywords. The reference of the book reviewed should be inserted shortly after the author of the review.

Imagination and Social Sciences:  1. Photo shoots and illustrations should indicate title, in Portuguese and English, and the names of the authors. They should also include a presentation of a maximum of 400 words about the research, the photo shoot should contain between 5 and 10 images, in resolution from 300 dpi, with the author(s) name and year. Captions are optional.  We also request the appropriate authorizations of use (own model), including the possible publication of one of the photos on the cover of the magazine. 2. Poetry must be unpublished and correlated with the subject of the dossier. The texts should not exceed 5 pages. The Editorial Board is free as to the disposition of the text in the publication.

Translation: Translations of relevant and unavailable studies in Portuguese or texts that justify a new translation will be accepted. They must present title, name(s) of the author(s) and the translator(s). They must also be accompanied by a copy of the original used in the translation, as well as the authorization of the copyright holder allowing its publication in Portuguese. The translations should not exceed 10.000 words. It is mandatory that before submitting the authors have to pass by a private technical review, in addition to their own review.

ORGANIZATION

Presentation of Institutional Affiliation: The contributions should not contain data about the author. These (full name, title, institutional affiliation - with the institution's full name - and contact e-mail) should be inserted in the respective fields of the journal submission platform.

Text organization:

TITLE centralized, uppercase, bold, size 12 and single spacing. The title in English must be inserted before the abstract, with the same title settings including italic.

ABSTRACT - (with a maximum of 150 words) and KEYWORDS (up to 5 words), written in the language of the article and in English; must be typed in Times New Roman, size 12 and single spacing and justified alignment, without paragraph.

REFERENCES - only studies cited in the text.

The references are aligned with left margin, single spacing, size 12, Times New Roman, and a space separating one reference from the other. The titles are highlighted in bold and are arranged alphabetically by the surname of the first author.

Indication of Research Funding – In the case of funded research results, a short footnote must be add- from the title - indicating funding according to the rules of the funding agency.

Footnotes – Numbered consecutively at the end of each page, including only comments.

References – The references should be cited at the end of the article (review, article, interview), following the standards of ABNT 6023:2002. Always using the References name and not References, the title references is left-aligned, uppercase, bold, size 12, and Times New Roman.

Models:

Books: AUTHOR’S SURNAME, Name. Title of the book (bold): subtitle. Edition number (if it is not the first). Place of Publication: Publisher, year of publication.

Book chapters: AUTHOR’S SURNAME, Name. Chapter title. In: SURNAME, Name (Org.). Book title: subtitle. Edition number. Place of Publication: Publisher, year of publication. Number and/or volume, initial-final pages of the chapter.

Journal articles: AUTHOR’S SURNAME, Name. Article title. Journal Name, City of publication, volume, number, initial-final pages of article, year of publication.

Dissertations and Theses: AUTHOR’S SURNAME, Name. Thesis’s title: subtitle. Year of the defense. Number of pages. Course Completion Paper (Undergraduate), Dissertation (Master), Thesis (Doctorate) - Institute or Faculty, Name of institution, City, Year.

Articles in newspapers/magazines: AUTHOR SURNAME, Name. Article title. Newspaper name, City of publication, date of publication (abbreviated month, day,and year). Section, initial – final page of article, year of publication.

Interviews: INTERVIEWEE SURNAME, Name. Interview title. [abbreviated month and year of interview]. Interviewer: Name of the interviewer in direct order. Name of newspaper/magazine, Place of publication, page where the interview appears, abbreviated month and year of publication.

Events: AUTHOR SURNAME, Name. Title of the study presented. In: EVENT NAME, event number followed by dot, year of the event, City. Publication name of the studies. Place of Publication: Publisher, year of publication. Initial – final page of study.

On-line publication: AUTHOR SURNAME, Name. Article/subject title. Website name, Place of publication, abbreviated month and year of publication. Available at: <Full electronic address for access to the article/subject>. Access in:  Abbreviated day and month, and year of access.

Examples:

CHOULIARAKI, L.; FAIRCLOUGH, N. Discourse in late modernity: rethinking critical: discourse analysis. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1999.

COLLIER, A. Critical Realism: an introduction to Roy Bhaskar’s Philosophy. London: Verso, 1994.

DUARTE, N. Vigotski e o aprender a aprender: crítica às apropriações neoliberais e pós-modernas da teoria vigotskiana. Campinas: Autores Associados, 2001.

Citations - Citations must be prepared according to the ABNT 10520 standard

Within parentheses: surname(s) always in uppercase.

Ex:

If the author is cited in parentheses, the surname should be typed in capital letters, separated by a comma from the date of publication (BARBOSA, 1980).

Out of parentheses: surname(s) always in lowercase.

Ex:

De acordo com Morais e Silva (1995) a teoria se baseia no nível mais alto da sociedade.

Direct citation: Indicate author, year and page

Indicate citation page (exception: on-line file).

Direct citation with more than 3 lines: smaller size (size 11) and 4 cm of indentation of the left margin

Ex:

Harvey (1993, p.112) acrescenta a tudo isso mais um fator,

[...] enquanto abre uma perspectiva radical mediante o reconhecimento da autenticidade de outras vozes, o pensamento pós-moderno veda imediatamente essas outras vozes o acesso a fontes mais universais de poder, circunscrevendo-as num gueto de alteridade opaca, da especificidade de um ou outro jogo de linguagem.

Direct citation with less than 3 lines: Within the phrase between "quotation marks"

Ex:

O homem não pode viver fora da cultura, mas ela não pode ser seu destino, mas sim um meio para sua liberdade: “[...] não somos humanos fora da cultura, mas não seremos homens livres se não pudermos, sempre que necessário, assumir uma posição de exterioridade com relação ao mundo social.” (ROUANET, 1993, p.276).

Indirect citation: indicate author and year

There is no need to indicate the page or quotation marks.

Ex:

Tem-se na paródia, como o caracteriza Linda Hutcheon (1985), a manifestação textualizada da auto-referência, do nível metadiscursivo da criação literária.

Use of typographic resources: Italic, bold, underline and quotation marks: Italic:  should be used in three situations: Words of foreign language, citation of titles of works in the text, emphasis or word highlight or excerpt from the text.

Bold: avoid this typographic resource. Use it only in the title of the article, in the sections and subsections.

Underline: avoid this typographic resource.

Quotation marks: should be used in the body of the text for quotations of studies; in titles of articles, songs, parts of books or chapters.

Notes: Notes should be reduced and placed at the bottom of the page; references to the footer should be made by numbers, in the upper row, after the punctuation mark, when appropriate.

Illustrations: Illustrations include figures, drawings, graphs, charts, maps, schematics, formulas, models, photographs, radiography. Titles should be inserted at the top of the illustration, size 12, centered, bold, and numbered consecutively in Arabic numerals. The captions should be inserted below the illustrations. Figures, drawings, graphs, tables, diagrams, formulas and models must be sent in a separate file, in the program in which they were generated. Maps, photographs and radiography should also be submitted in separate files and in high resolution (300 dpi). The illustrations should be designated in the text in the abbreviated form of the word "Figure": Fig. 1, Fig. 2 etc. It is the author(s) responsibility for the placement of images, including those involving copyright.

Tables and charts: Tables should be used to present statistically treated information and charts to synthesize and organize textual information. The title of tables is inserted in the upper part, centralized, beginning with the expression "Table 1" in bold, followed by hyphen and the title without highlighting, in the same font and body size of the text. The numbering is consecutive, in Arabic numerals; the data source, this should be placed below the table or the chart and the text, aligned to the left. Tables should be constructed with the side edges open and without lines of column separation.