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Submission Preparation Checklist

Pursuant to RESOLUTION Nº. 10, OF FEBRUARY 26, 2024, all submissions must meet the following requirements:

  • The process is entirely electronic, being initiated, monitored and completed exclusively in the system hosted on the institutional website;
  • The proponent must be aware that our editors will actively use advanced technological tools to detect plagiarism, reporting any finding in this regard to the Editorial Board, which must adopt the appropriate legal measures;
  • The proponent must be aware that they will transfer to UERR and UERR Edições, free of charge, the right to publish and distribute the work;
  • If you don't already have a persistent author ID, create one through the ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) registration link. Submissions whose authors do not have identification will not be evaluated;
  • The contribution must be original and unpublished, and cannot be evaluated for publication by another publisher; otherwise, it must be justified in "Comments to the editor";
  • In addition to the manuscript, the Conflict of Interests Declaration available on the website, duly completed and signed, must be attached.
    The submission file must be in Microsoft Word (.doc, .docx), OpenOffice (.odt) or Rich Text Format (.rtf) format;
  • The text file cannot be identified with the name(s) of the author(s). The names and respective authorship credits must only be set in the specific field on the submission registration form;
  • The instructions available in Ensuring a Blind Peer Review should be observed;
    URLs (links) to references must be provided, when possible;
    In the case of a work that deals with research with human beings, the prior opinion of a Research Ethics Committee (CEP) must be attached to the submission;

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All content published by UERR Editions is protected by the Copyright Law (9.610/98). The copyright is held by the authors, and the partial or complete reproduction of texts, photographs or art in general contained in publications must be credited to the author in question, and, in some cases, must be formally requested.

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