Indexación

Indexing for an academic journal is a recognition and visibility within the scientific community. Being indexed means that the journal meets standards of quality and relevance, which facilitates its search and access in specialized databases. Additionally, it increases the journal's credibility and prestige, attracting authors and readers from around the world and promoting the exchange of knowledge and research.

The journal is indexed in the following databases:

Redalyc (accepted and in the process of inclusion), Dialnet, Latindex, LatinRev, MIAR, Academic Resources Index – ResearchBib, CiteFactor Academic Scientific Journals, EuroPub, ESJI Eurasian Scientific Journal Index, AURA.

Perfiles: Google Scholar, ResearchGate, Wikidata, Wikipedia.

Cosechado por: Base, Dimensions, CrossRef, Repositorio Universidad Santo Tomás, OpenAlex, Scilit, Lens, Refseek.

Periodicity: Continuous

Signaturies of: Declaración de San Francisco (DORA) y Declaración de Heredia

ISSN 2805-8275

DOI 10.70254