Indexations
ISSN: The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN: 3091-1885) is a unique and internationally standardized code that identifies serial publications such as academic and scientific journals. Its registration ensures the formal recognition of the journal within the global editorial identification system.
Crossref – DOI: Crossref is an international non-profit organization responsible for assigning Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) to scholarly publications. The journal assigns DOIs to all its articles, ensuring permanent digital identification, academic traceability, and accurate international citation. DOI institutional prefix: 10.63969.
Latindex Directory: Latindex is a regional information system that gathers scientific journals from Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain, and Portugal, promoting editorial quality standards.
MIAR (Information Matrix for the Analysis of Journals): Developed by the University of Barcelona, MIAR evaluates the visibility and presence of scientific journals in international databases.
ROAD (Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources): An international directory managed by the ISSN International Centre with UNESCO support, indexing open access scholarly publications.
Dialnet: An open-access bibliographic portal specialized in scholarly production within the Spanish-speaking academic community, contributing to international visibility.
Google Scholar: A specialized academic search engine that indexes scholarly literature and enhances international visibility and citation of published articles.
ResearchBib: A multidisciplinary academic directory of scientific journals that facilitates international visibility and access to scholarly publications.
Scilit: An academic database that collects and organizes scientific metadata at the international level.
ESJI (European Scientific Journal Index): An academic directory that facilitates the international visibility of scientific journals.
OUCI (Open Ukrainian Citation Index): A platform that enables the analysis and tracking of academic citations.
Federal Science Library: An academic library system that integrates scientific publications into its institutional catalog.
Keele University Library: Registration in a university library discovery system that strengthens institutional academic visibility.
Brumario – University of Salamanca (Spain): Registration in the University of Salamanca’s library catalogue and bibliographic discovery system, which supports the journal’s academic visibility.
University of Alicante (Spain): The University of Alicante maintains an academic library catalogue that integrates and enhances the visibility of national and international scholarly journals, facilitating their discovery, consultation, and access by researchers, faculty members, and students. Inclusion in this catalogue contributes to the journal’s institutional dissemination and academic presence within university environments.
Harvard Library (United States): The journal’s inclusion in HOLLIS, Harvard University’s library catalogue, indicates its registration and availability within an internationally accessible academic discovery system. This contributes to the publication’s editorial visibility, bibliographic preservation, and institutional discoverability within one of the world’s most renowned university library networks.
OpenAlex (United States): An open-access academic bibliographic index that collects, organizes, and disseminates metadata on scholarly publications at an international level, contributing to the visibility and discoverability of scientific research.
EZB (Electronic Journals Library): Is an electronic library of academic journals managed by the University of Regensburg (Universität Regensburg, Germany). It facilitates access to scholarly publications and promotes open-access journals, particularly Diamond Open Access journals, which do not charge fees to authors for publication or to readers for access.
