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10. The manuscripts must not have been previously published. The person
signing the article will be held responsible for the article not having been
published before or sent to another journal for publication. If the article has
been published, this must be mentioned in the article, which should be ac-
companied by a document -issued by the appropriate body- authorizing its
possible reproduction in Trabajo Social Hoy.
11. All the bibliographical references must be cited in the text. The use of
footnotes is to be avoided, so references must appear within the text.
Such citations must be inserted inside parentheses, indicating the sur-
name of the author in upper case, followed by the year and page number
Instructions to Authors of the publication, for example (Fernández, 2012, p. 23). If two or more
references have the same author and year of publication, they will be
distinguished from each other by lower case letters next to the year,
inside the parentheses (García, 2008a). The documents with two au-
thors will be cited using the two surnames linked by “and” (Sánchez and
Torre, 2010). For references with more than two authors, the citation will
be abbreviated, indicating only the surname of the first author, followed
by “et al.”(Payne et al., 2003). When the citation is of an author cited by
another author, the following structure is to be used (Serrano, 2005 cited
in Pérez, 2010).
12. When the article uses an acronym to refer to a body or group, the group’s
full name must appear the first time it is mentioned in the text.
13. The bibliographic references will follow the APA norms, according to the alphabetical order according
to the surname of the authors. If an author has different works, they will be arranged in chronological
order. In the same way, and taking into account the representativeness of women in the Social Work
profession, it is recommended to include the two surnames of the referenced authors (whenever this
is possible and they are known), with a perspective of gender throughout the authorship process and
recognizing the hierarchical socially constructed relationships between genders.
For journal articles:
Deusdad, B., Moya, E.M., y Chávez, S. (2012). Domestic Violence Against Migrant Women at the
Border: The Case Study of El Paso, Texas. Portularia, XII, 13-21. doi: 10.5218/PETS.2012.0002
If the article also has a DOI (Digital Object Identifier), it is added at the end.
For a complete book:
Fernández, T., (2012). Social Casework. Madrid: Alianza.
For book chapters:
Carvalho, M.I., y Pinto, C. (2014). History of social work in Portugal. In T. Fernández y R. De Lorenzo
(Ed.), Social work. A global history (pp. 307-333). Madrid: McGraw-Hill Education.
For an article in a newspaper or mass media publication: if the article has no author, for purposes of
alphabetical order, the first important word is considered (“economic” in the example):
The economic crisis. (2012, Enero 27). El País, p.21.
For an article in a newspaper or mass media publication: if the article does have an author:
Millás, J.J. (2012, Agosto 26). It makes you want to die. El País weekly, p.11.
For serial reports or studies:
IMSERSO. (2009). Report 2008: Older persons in Spain. Madrid: Observatory of elderly. IMSERSO.
For electronic media in Internet:
INE (2011). Living Conditions survey. Madrid: National Institute of Statistics. Extracted January 12,
2012, de http://www.ine.es.
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