REVISTA DE DEMOGRAFÍA HISTÓRICA The Revista de

Asociación de Demografía Histórica
Associação de Demografia Histórica
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REVISTA DE DEMOGRAFÍA HISTÓRICA
Segunda Época
Título Anterior: Boletín de la Asociación de Demografía Histórica
ISSN: 1696-702X
REVISTA DE DEMOGRAFÍA HISTÓRICA
GUIDELINES FOR AUTHORS
(Last update, October 2014)
The Revista de Demografía Histórica, with ISSN: 1696-702X, is a publication of the Asociación
de Demografía Histórica de España y Portugal (ADEH- Spanish Association of Historical
Demography of Spain and Portugal), which has been published continuously since 1983 with two
issues per year.
The primary objective of the Revista de Demografía Histórica is to present the results and findings
of original research, theoretical and technical studies, bibliographic reviews, etc., conducted on the
study of populations and their history of a number of different countries including Spain and
Portugal. The characteristics, dynamics, structures, relations and implications that they have with
respect to the different social and economic frameworks of reference are taken into account in
each case. Articles are published in Spanish and Portuguese, with publications in English also
accepted. All works must be original, not previously published or being considered for publication
by other journals. The Revista declines any responsibility regarding possible conflicts deriving
from the authorship of the works it publishes..
Each journal issue is published in printed form, with an electronic version being published two
years after the paper publication. This format is available on the webpage of the Asociación
Española de Demografía Histórica (ADEH- Spanish Association of Historical Demography):
http://www.adeh.org.
This journal uses external peer review.
Presentation and characteristics of works
Works shall be delivered in electronic format via e-mail for the attention of the Editor Arantza
Pareja, to the following address: revista@adeh.org.
The text shall have a maximum length of 32 DIN-A4 pages (approx. 10,000-12,000 words),
double-spaced, Times New Roman 12 pt font, including graphs, tables, maps, footnotes (in the
same 10pt font and double-spaced), appendix(es) and bibliography (this should be single-spaced).
Margins shall be 3 cm on each side, the text shall be justified and each page must be numbered on
the top right-hand corner. All graphs, tables and maps shall be numbered and accompanied by a
title and a reference to the source. All graphs, figures, maps and pictures are requested to be
submitted in separate files and in black and white (jpg or pdf format, minimum resolution 300
pixels/inch).
Notes should go at the foot of the page and consecutively numbered in Arabic numbers. In the first
footnote (*) it can be stated that the work is related to a research project, is the result of a congress
session or that it is an extended or translated version of another work, or other similar
circumstances. In addition, in the case of a funded research project, the grants, subventions or
financial support received should be mentioned.
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The manuscript shall be presented with the first page as a cover sheet which should include: the
title of the article, the first name and complete surnames (those with two surnames should include
both) of each of the authors, place of work of each of the authors, name and e-mail address of the
person responsible for the work for the purposes of correspondence, an abstract of the work (150
words maximum), and keywords (between 5 and 10).
The title, abstract and keywords shall be in Spanish or Portuguese, French and English. The
translation into the mentioned languages must be carried out by the authors.
Bibliographic citations and references
Bibliographic citations shall be made within the text. For example: ... (Pérez Moreda, 1980: 336346), and if the name of the cited author is already part of the text, this must be followed by the
publication date and the pages inside brackets: ... Pérez Moreda (1980: 336-346).
The bibliography used shall be included at the end of the manuscript in alphabetical order by
author, according to the following models:
LIVI-BACCI, M. (1968): "Fertility and nuptiality changes in Spain from the late 18th to the early
20th century (I)", Population Studies, XXII, 1, pp. 83-102.
PÉREZ MOREDA, V. (1980): Las crisis de mortalidad en la España interior. Siglos XVI-XIX,
Madrid, Siglo XXI.
NADAL, J., CARRERAS, A. y SUDRIA, C. (eds.) (1987): La economía española en el siglo XX.
Una perspectiva histórica, Barcelona, Ariel.
WRIGLEY, E. A. (1978): "Fertility strategy for the individual and the group", en TILLY, C. (ed.),
Historical studies of changing fertility, Princeton, Princeton University Press, pp. 135-154.
Bibliographic reviews
The Revista de Demografía Histórica publishes bibliographic reviews which result from
collaborations requested by the Secretaría, or on the initiative of its associates or persons with an
interest in the content of the Revista. Those who wish to send a bibliographic review shall contact
the journal through the e-mail mentioned above. Each review should be preceded by a
bibliographic description of the book or article reviewed. The text shall have the same style, font,
size, margins, etc., and characteristics as the articles of the journal. The length of the reviews must
be between 1,000 and 2,500 words.
Publishing process
The Editorial Board of the Revista will acknowledge receipt of the work to the author responsible
for correspondence, and will subsequently advise details of the evaluation process, as well as the
acceptance or refusal of the work with regard to its final publication.
Additional information
For more information and details on the regulations and guidelines for authors, characteristics and
structure of works, publishing process, ethical responsibilities, etc., please consult the full
document of the regulations and guidelines for authors on the webpage of the Asociación de
Demografía Histórica (ADEH): http://www.adeh.org
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