ÁNFORA journal is mainly focused on articles that respond to the results of research processes according to the following typology:
-Scientific Research Article. It presents, in detail, the original results of completed research projects. The typical structure contains four important sections: introduction, methodology, results and conclusions.
-Reflection Article. Paper shows the results of a completed research project. It develops the authors’ analytical, interpretative, or critical perspective on a specific topic using original sources.
-Review Article. An article that is comprised of completed, analyzed, systematized, and conducted research that may show published or unpublished results in a field of science or technology in order to present progress and development trends. It is characterized by presenting a careful, bibliographic review of at least 52 references, and 70% of these must be from the last five years
These manuscripts must be original works and be submitted exclusively for publication in ÁNFORA, and it must be clear that the contents are the sole responsibility of the authors.
-Review: A review document aims to introduce a critical view of recent books that contribute to the discussion on the approach and scope of the scientific community in which our publication participates. This section of the journal is mainly developed at the suggestion of the editorial and scientific board or by guest editors.
-Translations: The purpose of this section is to make texts of significant relevance and tradition to the academic community available that also contribute to the impact of the discussion on topics related to the aims and thematic scopes of the journal. This section is mainly developed at the suggestion of the editorial and scientific board or by guest editors.