ISSN 1900- 5407
Printed Version
2011-4273
Online Version

INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS

• Scope and editorial policy
• Form and preparation of manuscripts
• Sending of manuscripts

Antípoda, Revista de Antropología y Arqueología, is directed at the public interested in social and cultural anthropology and related topics, archeology, physical anthropology, ethno history and anthropological linguistics. It intends to create a thematic, methodological, and theoretical opening towards other social disciplines such as sociology, history, psychology, cultural and literary studies, among others, in order to establish a locally, regional, and globally active academic exchange. All of the articles published in the journal are submitted for evaluation by academic peers and for formal correction.  

• The works must be presented in the following format: letter size, margins of 2,54 cm, double spaced, Bookman Old Style 12 point font, numbered pages, with a minimum use of styles –bold only for titles and subtitles; italics for emphasis within text–.
   
• Every text must include a summary in Spanish and English that does not exceed 80 words and 5 key words in both Spanish and English.
   
• The articles will be received in Word format for Windows, previous communication with the editor of the Journal through e-mail antipoda@uniandes.edu.co
   
• Must include a brief author's profile in the footnotes that at least includes the author's current institutional affiliation, most recent academic titles, and email address.
   
• All diagrams and photographs will be called "figures", which must be identified in the text through a footnote.
   
• They must be consecutively numbered. All the images must be sent in high resolution tiff format (minimum 300 dpi).
   
• The authors are responsible for attaining corresponding consent for the reproduction of images, illustrations, figures, and extensive quotations. The journal may request proof of consent.
   
• The bibliographic list should be organized in strict alphabetical order and only include the references cited in the text.
   
• The citations will be placed in parenthesis within the text –not located in the footer– with the surname of the author and the year of the edition. Example: (De Certeau, 1990). ibíd., op. cit. o loc. cit. abbreviations will not be used and the authors surname will be cited as many times as the text requires. The only abbreviation permitted will be the et al in the case of coauthors, once the first author is named. Example: (Serje et al, 2002: 67). For quotations, the page number will be included. Example: (Balandier, 1997: 11). Should the text include technical terms, abbreviations, or acronyms, they should be defined at the time of their first citation.  
   
• The quotations of less than 40 words are to be placed in quotation marks in the text; those more than 40 words are to be placed in a separate paragraph with indentation on either side.
   
• The bibliographic list will be organized in strict alphabetical order. Be sure to include the bibliographic data that appears in the following examples:

Books:

De Certeau, Michel 1983 L’invention du quotidien, Paris, Gallimard.

Book or article

Uribe, Carlos Alberto 1992 "Aculturación", en Margarita Serje, María Cristina Suaza y Roberto Pineda (eds.), Palabras para desarmar, pp. 25-37, Bogotá, Icanh.

Magazine and Journal Articles:

Miller, Daniel 2000 "The Fame of Trinis: Websites as Traps", en Journal of Material Culture, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp 5-24.

• Semiannual Publication by the Department of Anthropology.
• Articles and other documents should be emailed to antipoda@uniandes.edu.co or through the following [link]
• The articles sent to Antípoda to be evaluated cannot simultaneously be in the evaluation process with other publications.