RULES FOR PRESENTATION
CUADERNOS DE CHINA
(中国笔记)
1. Pertinence: Cuadernos de China (中国笔记), will receive works from all currents of universal thought, with due theoretical and methodological treatment, as well as clarity in the exposition of ideas, that address the events of the historical-contemporary process of China and its link with Latin America and Venezuela in particular.
2. Originality: All authors must attach a signed letter to their proposals expressing the unpublished nature of the work to be evaluated for publication. In addition, a curriculum vitae of the author (5 lines), including his postal and e-mail address.
3. Languages: Spanish, English, French and Portuguese
4. Length: It shall range between 15 and 35 pages in letter size, with line-spaced at 1.5. Bold type is reserved for titles and subtitles; italics are reserved for emphasis or for foreign terms used in the work.
5. Abstract: After the heading, an abstract shall be included with a maximum length of one hundred and fifty (150) words. The writing should be impersonal and avoid abbreviations and symbols. At the end, no less than three (3) keywords that describe the content of the paper must be added. Furthermore, an English translation including the title and keywords must be submitted.
6. Notes: There will not be any references at the end, therefore, the critical apparatus shall be made using footnotes containing the data of the complete sources used: documentary, bibliographical and hemerographical, oral, digital and/or electronic, among others (taking Latin locutions into account, for example: Ídem, Ibíd. Such as:
6.1 Documentaries
– “Archivo Central del Ministerio del Poder Popular para Relaciones Exteriores [Central Archive of the Ministry of people power for Foreign Affair]. Política Internacional, Caracas, Expediente N° 325, 1930. “Tratado de amistad y comercio con el China”, p. 2.
6.2 Official publications:
– “Venezuela y China. Arreglo Comercial celebrado el 1° de octubre de 1950” [Venezuela and China. Trade Agreement concluded on October 1, 1950], en Tratados Públicos y Acuerdos Internacionales de Venezuela, vol. 7 (Caracas, 1937 – 1941), pp. 56-98.
6.3 Books
– Deng, Xiaoping: Problemas fundamentales de la China de hoy. [Fundamental Problems of Today's China]. Beijing, Ediciones de Lenguas Extranjeras, 1987.
6.4 Book Chapters
– Anguiano Roch, Eugenio: “De la Dinastía Qing en el siglo XIX hasta el fin de la República de China” [From the 19th-Century Qing Dynasty to the End of the Republic of China], in Botton Beja, Flora (Coord.): Historia Mínima de China. México: El Colegio de México, 2010, pp. 229-298.
6.5 Magazines and newspapers:
– Nweihed, Kaldone G.: “Concepción Bolivariana de las relaciones internacionales: De una plataforma anticolonial hacia la cosmopolítica” [Bolivarian Conception of International Relations: From an Anticolonial Platform to Cosmopolitics], in Boletín de la Academia Nacional de la Historia, tomo LXVII, 267 (Caracas, July – September, 1984), pp. 533-552.
Guillén, Ramón: “Venezuela estableció relaciones con Pakistán” [Venezuela established relations with Pakistan]. El Nacional, Caracas 1 de octubre de 2010, p. 5.
6.6 Oral
– Interview by Mr. Juan Carlos Reyes with Dr. Domingo Felipe Maza Zavala, former president of the Central Bank of Venezuela. Caracas, Capital District – Venezuela, May 18, 2008.