About the Journal
Focus and Scope
Arte y Políticas de Identidad is a journal that addresses the different scientific subject areas related to Art and Identity Politics. It contains original articles of investigation and theoretical revision, as much in the basic and methodological scopes as applied to the art. It also includes a section dedicated to interviews, artistic interventions and exposition reviews. The journal has a biannual character (Since 2024, January and July) and the published articles are published in two versions: print edition (ISSN: 1889-979X [volumes from 1 to 20]), marketed and distributed by the Publications Service of the University of Murcia (Spain); and electronic edition (ISSN:1989-8452) on the web:
This journal arises within the research group Arte y Políticas de Identidad, linked to the Department of Fine Arts of the University of Murcia (Spain). Its purpose is to bring together researchers, artists and critics and offer them a space to publish their recent works in the field of interest of the magazine.
Peer Review Process
Reviewers will be external and independent to the journal, selected by the Editorial Board to judge over the convenience of publishing the articles and they will suggest appropriate revisions, when fitting. The method used is peer reviewed, with anonymity between the author and the reviewers. A member of the Editorial Board will be in charge of establishing contact between them.
* Results of review:
The result of the review process will be: (a)Acceptance of the article,(b)Rejection, (c)Acceptance conditioned to several modifications.
The result of the review process will be sent to the author through email.
Regular mail will be used only when suggestions have been made by the reviewers on the original paper or when the author requires acceptation in paper.
Plagiarism detection
In ARTE Y POLÍTICAS DE IDENTIDAD, we place great emphasis on submissions being original and free from any form of plagiarism. Consequently, upon receiving a submission for evaluation and potential publication, the first step we take is to check, using the plagiarism detection tools at our disposal, that the received work does not engage in such misconduct. If it is detected that the submission involves plagiarism, it will be promptly rejected, providing the sender with the evidence we have collected. The sender may provide any relevant explanations they deem appropriate, but the journal reserves the right to definitively reject the submission after examining and responding to the presented explanations.
Open Access Policy
This journal provides its content in immediate open access and in full text, under the principle that allowing free access to research results contributes to greater knowledge exchange on a global level.
