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Submission Preparation Checklist

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 contribution is original and new and it has not been submited for publication in another journal; otherwise, a justification must be presented at the section "Comments to the Editor"

  • The submission file is in Microsoft Word, OpenOffice ou RTF formats.

     

  • Text must come in single space;
    Font must be Calibri (12 pts.);
    Italic must be used instead of underline (except for URL addresses);
    Figures and tables must be inserted within text, not at the end of the document;
    All margins must be configured to 3 cm, except the superior margin, which should be configured to 2,5 cm.

  • When possible, URLs for references have been informed.
    References should also include their Digital Object identifier (DOI) whenever possible

  • Make sure the file being submitted does not contain any authors' identification.
    Check the "properties" tab in your text editor for any author identification before sending the file.

  • The text follows style format and bibliographical requirements described in the Author Guidelines, located at the About section of the Journal.

     

  • In case of a paper submission to a section with double-blind review (e.g.: papers), instructions availabe at "Securing a Blind Review Process" were followed.
    Authors must ensure the submitted files are not identified by checking whether there is any personal information under the properties tab.

Author Guidelines

The Brazilian Keynesian Review publishes original papers, in Portuguese or in English. The submission of a manuscript to the Journal implies that it has not been previously published and is not being considered for another publication.

The journal is structured in two sections. The first section receives traditional academic manuscripts which may not exceed 52,000 characters (with spaces), including bibliographical references, tables, graphs, and footnotes. Papers must contain an abstract (150 words), keywords, and JEL classification.

The second section of the journal contemplates manuscripts that discuss current Brazilian and/or World’s economic issues. Such papers may not exceed 18,000 characters (with spaces), including bibliographical references, tables, graphs, and footnotes. They must also contain an abstract (150 words), keywords, and JEL classification. Papers which do not attend these criteria will not be accepted for publication.

In addition, manuscripts submited with comments on published BKR papers shall also be considered. These papers should be critical analyses of articles published in the Journal; if they are accepted for publication, any aforementioned authors shall be entitled to a rejoinder in the same BKR issue; both the comment and the reply shall not exceed 15,000 characters.

Quoted authors may be identified in the text or in a footnote. When the quoted reference is not the original reference, the date of the original reference should appear in the text. Also, this date should be also be included in the bibliographic references at the end of the manuscript. It should come in parentheses, followed by the date of the edition used, in brackets. See the example below.

Keynes, J.M. (1936 [1996]), The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money. São Paulo: Nova Cultural.

When phrases are quoted within text, the page should always be indicated. If they exceed more than three lines, they should come in a separated paragraph and use font size 10; otherwise, it can be included in the paragraph.

Quotations and references of journal articles should always indicate the volume, the issue, and the number of the initial and final pages of the article. At the end of the article, the reference should be limited to the quoted papers and should obey the following format:

Prebisch, R. (1959), "Commercial policy in the underdeveloped countries", American Economic Review, 49(2), p. 251-73.

Articles shall only be submitted as long as they comply with the requirements above and deal with a subject specified in the Editorial Policies. The submission of a paper implies its authorization for publication in the Journal. No copyrights shall be paid.

Other types of references:

Carlino, G. A. and Defina, R. (1997) “The differential regional effects of monetary policy: evidence from the U.S. States”, FRB Philadelphia Working Paper,n.97-12/R, 25p.

Evangelista, T. and Sbardellati, E. (2016) “A eficácia do crédito como canal de transmissão da política monetária no Brasil: estratégia de identificação da oferta e demanda de crédito”, 44º. Encontro Nacional de Economic ANPEC, Foz do Iguaçu, Available at https://goo.gl/7DkF8w,  Accessed on December 27th, 2016.

Carvalho, F. and Paula, L. (2014) “Banking in Latin America”, In: A. Berger, P. Molyneux e J. Wilson (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Banking, New York: Oxford University Press, 1ed., p. 868-902.

 

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Copyright Notice

  1. Authors keep copyrights and concede  to the Journal the right to the first publication, with the paper simultaneously licenced under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License which allows recognised author and journal work sharing.
  2. Authors are authorized to assume additional contracts separately, for non-exclusive versions of the paper published in this journal (e.g.: publish in an instituional repository or as a book chapter) with the recogntion of authorship and initial publication in this journal.
  3. Authors are allowed (and are estimulated) to publish and distribute their work online (e.g.: in institutional repositories or at their personal websites) at any point before or during the editorial process, once this may generate productive alterations on the paper, as well as increse the factor of impact and quotation of the published paper (please, see Free Access Effect)

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