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1) Lua Nova accept submission of articles in Portuguese, English and Spanish. Quotations in foreign languages must be translated into the body of the text. If the translation is by the author, please let this be clearly stated, and, if necessary, insert the original in a footnote. When there is highlighted text in citations it should also be made clear whether the highlight is from the original author or from the author of the article.
2) All citations, even if short, must contain their source (author or publication, year and page); We do not use idem, ibidem. See item # 11. Quotes that occupy more than 3 lines in the text should be written in smaller size in a separate paragraph.
3) All sources cited in the text must have complete bibliographic information at the end of the article - NOT as footnotes, according to ABNT Standards adapted to the journal standard. See examples in item # 13 or earlier issues of Lua Nova.
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11) Sources of citations or references to works made in the text follow the author/date system - the author's name ONLY with the first letter capitalized. Examples: "[...] according to Romano (1996)"; "(Citation or text that refers to the author/work)" (Gurgel, 1997, p.17) or (Vieira and Lopes, 1994), if two authors (note that "e" is not used) (Barbosa Ribeiro, Gomes and Moreira Jr., 2011). If there are more than one work of the same author and date, they are identified both in the text and in the bibliography with the addition of lowercase letters in the date. Example:
(Said, 2007a) or (Said, 2007b, p.35). And in the bibliography:
SAID, Edward Wadie. 2007a. Humanismo e crítica democrática. São Paulo: Companhia das Letras.
_____. 2007b. Orientalismo. São Paulo: Companhia das Letras.
12) The indication of the date of an original text or of the first edition is not mandatory, it only becomes clear to the text or if it makes a bibliographical survey. And in the bibliography, first "common" issues are not noted.
Thus, he asserted, "it is up to the legislator [i.e. To the multitude] to correct governments or to change them completely, as well as to establish them "(Marsilius of Padua, 1956 [1324], 87). Marsilio, in fact, transformed the act of naming into an act of foundation, thus introducing the idea of sovereignty in terms of a productive multitude, "a universal active causality" that "shapes" "establishes" and "differentiates" the parts of the State (Marsilius of Padua, 1956 [1324], pp. 26, 63-64).
13) Examples of norms and bibliographical notations:
Book of an author:
BOSI, Alfredo. 1993. Dialética da Colonização. São Paulo: Companhia das
Letras
STRAUSS, Claude Lévi. 1954. Droit naturel et histoire. Paris: Plon.
Book of two authors or organizers:
COSTA, Pietro; ZOLO, Danilo. (eds.). 2006. O Estado de Direito: história, teoria, crítica. São Paulo: Martins Fontes.
Book with more than three authors:
HASENBALG, Carlos; LIMA, Márcia; SILVA, Nelson do Valle. 1999. Cor e estratificação social. Rio de Janeiro: Contracapa.
Chapter of book or article of compilation:
BASSUL, José Roberto. 2010. " Estatuto da cidade: a construção de uma lei ". In: CARVALHO, Celso Santos.; ROSSBACH, Anaclaudia. (eds.). O estatuto da cidade. São Paulo: Ministério das Cidades/ Aliança das Cidades, 2010, pp. 71-90.
Article in journal:
FERNANDES, Edésio. 2007. “Constructing the ‘right to the city’ in Brazil”. Social & Legal Studies, v. 16, n. 2, pp. 201-19.
BOMENY, Helena. 1989. Uma entrevista com Richard Morse. Estudos Históricos, v. 2, n. 3, pp. 77-90.
Paper presented at a congress:
BARREIRA, Karen Elaine. Sakalauska; BELANGERO, Juliana Santoro. 2013. Suprema Corte norte-americana, Comissão Interamericana de Direitos Humanos e Corte Internacional de Justiça no caso Medellín. Paper presented at the IV Encontro Nacional da Associação Brasileira de Relações Internacionais, Belo Horizonte, 22-26 July.
Publication in electronic media:
BRASIL. Ministério da Defesa. 2008. Estratégia nacional de defesa. Available at: <www.defesa.gov.br/projetosweb/eststracia/arquivos/estrategia_defesa_nacional_portugues.pdf>. Accessed on: Sep 23. 2013.
SANTOS, Boaventura de Sousa. 2012. “Oitava carta às esquerdas: as últimas trincheiras”. Carta Maior, ago. Available at: <http://www.cartamaior.com.br/templates/colunaMostrar.cfm?coluna_id=5737>. Accessed on: 10 Jan. 2013.
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