Manuscrito

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Articles submitted for publication in Manuscrito are selected in two steps. First, they are read and carefully considered by the Editor-in-Chief and Associate Editors who decide about the relevance and suitability for the journals’ editorial line. Second, articles selected in the first step go through double blind refereeing process. After considering the referees’ reports, the Associate Editors, …

Only fully original articles or reviews are considered for publication in Manuscrito. However, preprints deposited in the SciELO Preprints platform may also be considered, although this might hinder the full anonymity of the article in the evaluation process. Preprints from other platforms will be considered case by case.