Indexing

ISSN (International Standard Serial Number): The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) is a unique and internationally standardized code that identifies serial publications such as academic journals, newspapers, and other regularly or periodically issued publications.

Dialnet: It is one of the largest open-access bibliographic portals, specializing in the social sciences, humanities, and legal sciences. Its main objective is to enhance the visibility of scientific output in the Spanish-speaking academic community by providing alert services, usage statistics, and access to full-text documents when available.

PKP (Public Knowledge Project): The Public Knowledge Project (PKP) is an academic initiative involving multiple universities, dedicated to the development of free and open-source software and research to enhance access, reach, and quality of scientific publications.

Harvard Library (United States): The journal’s inclusion in HOLLIS, Harvard University’s library catalog, indicates that it is cataloged and discoverable within an internationally recognized academic discovery system. This contributes to the journal’s editorial visibility, bibliographic discoverability, and institutional identification within one of the world’s most prominent university library networks.

Google Scholar: Google Scholar is a search engine specialized in academic and scientific content. In addition to indexing articles and books, it offers tools such as citation alerts, journal rankings, and researcher profiles.

RePEc: It is an international, decentralized bibliographic network dedicated to increasing the dissemination and visibility of scientific research. Through services such as IDEAS/RePEc, it facilitates the discovery, identification, and bibliographic tracking of academic publications, authors, and publication series.

OpenAIRE: OpenAIRE is a European infrastructure designed to promote open access to scientific publications and research data. It provides tools and technological frameworks that support compliance with open-access policies.

Crossref: Crossref is a non-profit organization that manages the assignment of Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) to scientific publications, ensuring proper citation and permanent access. It also offers services such as metadata enrichment, reference verification, and similarity detection.

Livre: Livre is an open-access indexing platform that facilitates the visibility of scientific journals in the academic sphere. Its focus is on improving the dissemination of high-quality content and ensuring its global availability.

ResearchBib: ResearchBib is a multidisciplinary academic directory of open-access scientific journals. It supports the visibility, access, and dissemination of academic publications internationally. Through its platform, it provides access to metadata of articles and journals, fostering the discovery of scientific output, researcher collaboration, and the strengthening of global knowledge networks.