Ruling Format
Ruling Format
RULING FORMAT
Title of the article:
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Coherence between the title and the content |
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Relevance and originality of the text |
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Relevance between summary, keywords, and text content |
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Clarity in the exposition |
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Structural Coherence |
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Conceptual precision and argumentative rigor |
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Correlation between the content and the conclusions |
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Application of NOVA TELLVS criteria in citations, footnotes, and bibliography |
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Relevance between the content and the bibliography used |
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Dear arbitrator: we ask you to add your observations according to your ruling (use all the space you require):
1. I consider your proposal to be publishable as it is, although it could be improved if you consider the following suggestions: |
2. The publication of your text is subject to the following changes: ……………………….
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3. I have rejected your proposal on the grounds that it does not meet the criteria set out above, and I consider that ……………………………………………………………………..
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RULING:
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Publishable |
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Publishable conditioned to the execution of the indicated changes |
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Not Publishable |
I wish to revise the modified version of the article |
Yes |
No |
Date of reception of the work to be reviewed |
Year/Month/Day |
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Date of issuance of the ruling |
Year/Month/Day |
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Name of the arbitrator
Signature