ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Papers must be original research articles or articles disseminating research results.

SUBMISSION
Papers should be sent by e-mail to the attention of Dra. Alicia Valmaña: alicia.valmana@uclm.es, stating the following details (very important for meta-labelling purposes):

- Title in the original language and in English.
- Author: surname and first name, institution to which he/she belongs and professional category.
- E-mail address.
- Subject or subjects to which the article can be assigned.
- Keywords in the language of the article and in English. Maximum six, simple or compound.
- If it is unpublished or in what other publication it has appeared.
- Abstract in the language of the article and in English. Maximum 800 characters.
- ORCID.

FORMAT
Papers should be sent in Word format (.doc), Book Antiqua font, size 14, with one and a half spaces between lines and justification on both sides.

The first page should include the title in the language of the article and in English, in capital letters, bold, size 12 and centred.

Below, separated by two lines, also centred and size 12, the author's name and surname, professional category, Institution to which he/she belongs and ORCID code.

Then, separated by two lines, the abstract in the language of the article and in English (maximum 800 characters) and the keywords in the language of the article and in English (maximum six).

Footnotes should be placed at the bottom of the page, in the same font and size 12.

With regard to the form of citation, any of the forms recognised in each discipline will be accepted. Preferably, they will conform to ISO 690-1987 and its equivalent UNE 50-104-94 (see document) on the preparation of bibliographical references.

A list of the bibliography used should be included at the end of the work, in alphabetical order in Book Antiqua, with a size 14

The ideas, data, and opinions expressed in the published works are the exclusive responsibility of the authors, who are responsible for obtaining the corresponding permission and that the published works are carried out by the ethical criteria that govern the research and following professional deontology. 

RIDROM declines any responsibility for possible conflicts derived from the authorship of the works published in it.