Open Access and Rights

 

Open access policy
The journal follows an immediate open access model with no embargo periods. No submission or publication fees are charged (diamond model).

Content may be used, shared, and adapted for non-commercial purposes with proper attribution, under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.

Authors retain copyright and may deposit the published version in repositories, provided the original source is cited.

The journal adheres to FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable).

Self-archiving and repository deposit
The journal allows the deposit of manuscripts in institutional, thematic, or personal repositories, according to the following versions:

  • Preprint (version prior to peer review): may be deposited at any time.

  • Accepted version (postprint): may be deposited once the manuscript has been accepted for publication.

  • Published version (final published version): may be deposited once the article has been published, provided that the original version in the journal is properly cited and the corresponding link is included.

In all cases, authors are encouraged to clearly indicate the full reference to the publication in REVUELTAS.

Personal data processing
The submission, evaluation, and publication of manuscripts involve the processing of personal data of authors, reviewers, and users, in accordance with the journal’s Privacy Statement.

 

APC policy
REVUELTAS does not charge submission or article processing fees (APCs). All editorial costs are covered by the journal.

 

Research Data Policy
The journal promotes the availability, access, and reuse of research data supporting published articles, in line with open science practices, while considering the specific characteristics of historiographical research.

Where appropriate, authors are encouraged to deposit research materials in open and reliable repositories (such as Zenodo, Figshare, or institutional repositories), including the corresponding link in the manuscript. Authors are also invited to provide information on the availability of the materials used in their research, indicating, when possible:

  • the repositories, archives, or collections where they are available;

  • the conditions of access to the sources;

  • any restrictions arising from ethical, legal, or confidentiality considerations.

The journal acknowledges that, in the field of history, data may consist of archives, documents, testimonies, or other primary sources that are not always digitized or available in open access. Whenever possible, it is recommended that data be presented in open and reusable formats, accompanied by metadata that facilitate their identification and interpretation.