Revista de musicologÃa
Publication ethics and best practices statement
The editorial team of the Revista de Musicología is committed to the academic community by ensuring the ethics and quality of its published articles. As a benchmark, the journal uses the code of conduct and best practices as defined by the Publication Ethics Committee (COPE) for editors of scientific journals.
In compliance with these best practices, articles are evaluated by two external, anonymous, peer reviewers according to criteria based solely on the scientific importance, originality, clarity, and relevance of the submission. The journal guarantees the confidentiality of the evaluation process, the anonymity of the reviewers and authors, the reviewed content, the critical reports submitted by the reviewers, and any other communication issued by the Scientific Committee or Advisory Board. Equally, the strictest confidentiality applies to potential complaints, claims, or clarifications that an author may wish to direct to the editorial team or the article reviewers.
Revista de Musicología declares its commitment to the respect and integrity of work already published. For this reason, plagiarism is strictly prohibited and texts that are identified as being plagiarized, or having fraudulent content, will be eliminated from the evaluation process. In accepting the terms and conditions of publication, authors must guarantee that the article and the materials associated with it are original and do not infringe copyright. The authors will also have to state that, in the case of joint authorship, there has been full consensus of all authors concerned and that the article has not been submitted to, or previously published in, any other medium.
Likewise, and to achieve a correct observance of good practices in gender equality, authors are urged to use inclusive language and to fully identify the gender of those responsible for the authorship of their sources and bibliographic references, as well as to discuss the gender dimension that the source data of the research may present, if there are quantitative or qualitative biases in their collection and analysis.
