About the Journal
About the magazine
DYCSVICTORIA is a university digital magazine with open access for semiannual publication (January-June, July-December). Edited by the Autonomous University of Tamaulipas. Reservation of Rights for Exclusive Use, No. 04-2018-112813010700-203, ISSN: 2683-1821, both granted by the National Copyright Institute (INDAUTOR). Its purpose is to publicize original works on the field of law and Social Sciences.
Objective / Scope
To be a space for scientific dissemination in all areas of law, covering the different contexts of Social Sciences. It is aimed at researchers and academics who wish to share research findings that are relevant to the areas of Law and Social Sciences and seeks to be established as an instrument to motivate and train undergraduate and graduate students in the development of capacities for research and publication of scientific reports.
The Derecho y Ciencias Sociales Victoria magazine (DYCS VICTORIA) publishes original scientific articles and reviews, in Spanish and English, by researchers attached to educational institutions or national and international research centers, in an open-access electronic format. The magazine is edited and funded by the Autonomous University of Tamaulipas
Copyright (copyright)
The authors will grant in writing to the DYCS VICTORIA magazine the ownership of the copyright, which allows their article and materials to be reproduced, published, edited, posted, communicated and transmitted publicly in any form or medium, as well as their distribution in the number of copies that are required and their public communication, in each of its modalities, including its making available to the public through electronic, optical or any other technology, for exclusively scientific, cultural, dissemination and nonprofit.
Open Access Policy
DYCS VICTORIA magazine, based on its open access policy, allows you to download the full content of the magazine in digital format for free from its electronic portal. It also authorizes the author to place the article in the format published by the magazine on his personal website, or in an open access repository, distribute copies of the article published in electronic or printed format to whom he deems appropriate and reuse part or all of the article in your articles or future books, giving the corresponding credits.
The names and email addresses entered in this journal will be used exclusively for the purposes set forth therein and will not be provided to third parties or for use for other purposes. The authors must make a statement indicating that in their study there are no conflicts of interest that may influence the results presented in their manuscript, as well as their discussion and the conclusions reached.
In addition, the authors must declare in writing that their article is original and unpublished, that its contents are the product of their direct intellectual contribution and that they have the proper authorization of the co-authors of the work for publication. The authors agree not to submit the article for consideration of another publication while it is in the opinion process in the magazine Dycs Victoria, or later in case of being accepted for publication.
In DYCS VICTORIA, plagiarism is not tolerated. Therefore, all submitted manuscripts will be reviewed to detect evidence of plagiarism (copy text or results from other sources without giving the corresponding credits), as well as evidence of autoplagium (duplication of a substantial part of the work itself previously published by the authors , without giving the appropriate references and passing them on as original results). If the manuscript turned out to be a case of plagiarism, it will be rejected.
For its part, DYCS VICTORIA undertakes to avoid conflicts of interest during the evaluation of the articles, requesting editors and external arbitrators to participate in the process of evaluating a manuscript, to declare if they consider that there is a conflict of interest in their process of evaluation, for having antagonism with the research line of the manuscript they are evaluating (the evaluation is double blind method).
