The journal invites authors, both individual and collective, at national and international level, to submit the following types of manuscript:

Table of Contents

• 1. Scientific articles
• 2. Essays
• 3. Book reviews
• 4. Systematisation of territorial experiences
• 5. Dossier proposals

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1. Scientific articles

Unpublished, original, full-length scientific texts whose main purpose is to provide new knowledge within the journal’s disciplinary areas.

2. Essays

Documents that seek to provide new knowledge and reflection on one or more disciplinary areas. The essay aims to explore and analyse a specific topic in order to set out the author’s own arguments.

3. Book reviews

Critical review documents whose purpose is to offer a summary, appraisal or assessment of texts relevant to the journal’s disciplinary fields, through close examination of their merits and contributions.

4. Systematisation of territorial experiences

The presentation of results from projects and from collective and community work connected to territory, demonstrating innovative processes in areas such as political and community participation, education, care, health, access to rights and intercultural recognition, among others. These are works carried out in association with local communities, addressing design, methodologies and evaluation, among other aspects, that contribute to transforming working practices and approaches.

5. Dossier proposals

Monographic issues devoted to a specific, topical subject within gender and feminist studies. Their aim is to bring together a collection of research articles, reviews, essays or other formats contributing to a central theme. The main purpose is to offer multiple and diverse perspectives on a topic or area of knowledge.