Conference Proceedings Submissions

Author Guidelines

The works will be sent for evaluation by the Editorial Board of the Emeron Journal and must be original and unpublished. They may not be submitted simultaneously to another journal and/or magazine. By submitting the originals, the author(s) assign(s) the publication rights to the School of Magistrates of the State of Rondônia (Emeron), in both printed and electronic versions.

The Editorial Board reserves the right to make changes to the originals in order to maintain the homogeneity and quality of the publication, while respecting the style and opinions of the authors. Proofs will not be sent to the authors.

Articles published in Emeron journals may be reprinted, in whole or in part, provided that the original source of publication is mentioned. Emeron is not responsible for and does not endorse the opinions expressed by the authors of the articles. Thus, it should be noted that the opinions and concepts expressed in the work are the sole and exclusive responsibility of their authors. The Emeron Editorial Board establishes the following editorial standards for the publication of articles.

1. OBJECTIVE AND TARGET AUDIENCE

1.1. Publication of scientific articles in the Emeron Journal.

1.2. The selection process is open to magistrates and civil servants of the Judiciary of the State of Rondônia, master's students of the Professional Master's Programme in Human Rights and Justice Development - DHJUS (including graduates), students of Lato Sensu Postgraduate courses offered by Emeron (including graduates), Cepep scholarship holders, and the academic and legal community in general.

2. SCHEDULE

Call for articles:

Continuous flow (Journal)

3. SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

The magazine does not receive articles sent by other means. All works must be submitted through the submission system of this platform through the Article Submission item.
Two is the maximum number of articles that can be submitted per author within a period of one year, regardless of authorship position.
The maximum number of authors per article is 5; Changes (inclusion and substitution) in the authorship of articles will not be permitted after the desk review and double blind review stages.

Peer Review

Articles approved in the Desk Review phase will be subjected to blind peer review, being analyzed by at least two blind external reviewers (without identification of authorship and reviewers) with the issuance of opinions.

All works submitted for consideration by Revista da Emeron must be unpublished and not under consideration for publication in any other publication vehicle. The journal follows the guidelines of the CNPq Research Integrity Commission (04/12/2021) and the ethical publication standards of the Committee on Publication Ethics – COPE and recommends careful reading. All submitted articles are read by the editor and deputy editors, who examine the suitability of the work for the journal's editorial line and may reject articles – without the need to present opinions – that are not in line with the defined thematic fields or that do not respect the basic principles and guidelines of responsible academic communication. Secondly, two evaluators analyze the article in a double-blind process, make comments and offer, when relevant, suggestions for improvement.

This stage may involve continuous reassessments, with the aim of bringing together efforts to improve the work. If there is no consensus, the article will be sent to a third evaluator. After approval by the journal's scientific body, the article is subjected to editing, bibliographical and standards verification by the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT) and spelling and grammatical review. The final version is sent to the main author for formal approval before being published, and no subsequent modifications are accepted. After this approval, the article goes to print and electronic publication on the magazine's portal.

Text Formatting

The works, before being submitted to the Emeron Magazine, must be reviewed considering the current grammatical standards and those of the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT). To prepare originals, consider ABNT standards NBR6022 (2018), for preparing articles in periodical publications, NBR6023 (2018), for preparing references; NBR10520 (2002) for citations in documents; NBR6028 (2003), for presentation of abstracts. In graphic aspects (images, figures, tables and graphs, consider the guidelines of NBR14724 (2011). During editing, works can be adapted to the project and editorial format of the Periodical.

Emeron Magazine provides an article template. Click here to download it.

General Formatting

Summary: It will follow the guidelines of ABNT NBR 6028:2003 and must be written in the language of publication (Portuguese or Spanish) and in English, with a minimum of 150 words and a maximum of 250 words, and will be written in a single paragraph, complying with grammatical punctuations. Non-standard or unusual abbreviations should also be avoided, but if essential, they should be defined in the abstract itself. Its structure must include four parts: objective (where you intend to go); methods (type of research and textual structure); results (prospecting discoveries) and conclusion (Implications of the research result). For more details, the Summary and Abstract must be structured and formulated with the following content:

Objective: What is the reason for writing the article or the objectives of the research?

Methods: How are the objectives achieved? Include the main methods used for the research. What is the approach to the topic and what is the theoretical scope or subject of the article?
Results: What was found during the work? (referring to analysis, discussion or results).
Conclusions: What is the value/originality of the work and its research, practical and social implications?
Keywords: Must come after the abstract, and must contain three to five keywords that demarcate the focus of the research. You must choose keywords that will facilitate the reader's search in the indexing databases. Avoid generic words, for example: Brazil, Education, Research, etc.
Authorship: Article written by a maximum of five authors. To preserve anonymity, identification of authorship is restricted to the registration form in the article submission system. There must be no identification of the author(s) throughout the article.
Submitted texts must be presented in A-4 format and typed in Microsoft Word (.doc, .docx or .rtf extensions) considering:
A) Publication language: Emeron Magazine accepts submissions in Portuguese, English and Spanish.
B) Length: Maximum of 10,000 words for article (25 pages) and 8,000 words for theoretical essay – full text, including: title, abstract and keywords (in the language of publication and in English), as well as tables, figures and references.
C) Margins: top and left side of 3.0 cm; bottom and right side of 2.0 cm.
D) Font: Arial/Times New Roman, size 12 for text and body; 10 for the summary, abstract and citations of more than three lines.
E) Alignment of paragraphs: Justified.
F) Indentation of the first line of the paragraph: tab = 1.25cm.
G) Line spacing: 1.5 (one and a half) for the text. Citations with more than three lines, footnotes, references, summary and abstract must be typed in single space.
H) Italics: Used in words and/or expressions from a foreign language that have not been dictionaryed in Portuguese, titles of books and periodicals.
I) Bold: Used for titles and subtitles.
J) Quotation marks: Used in direct quotations of up to 40 words.

Titles, abstracts and five keywords must be submitted in the language of publication (Portuguese, English or Spanish)
• Title: Upper/lower case + bold + justified. Respect the 18 word limit.
• Title: Upper/lower case + bold + italics + justified.
• Title: Upper/lower case + bold + italics + justified.
• Term Summary: Upper/lower case + bold. Text with a maximum of 250 words, in upper/lower case; single paragraph.
• Term Keywords: Upper/lower case + bold. Respect the number of five keywords, in lower case, always separated by a comma.
• Abstract Term: Upper/lower case + bold + italics.
• Keywords: Upper/lower case + bold + italics.
• Summary Term: Upper/lower case + bold + italics.
• Term Keywords: Upper/lower case + bold + italics.
K) Structured text with introduction, development, conclusion and references to the sources consulted, and the introduction must contain the justification and objectives of the work, highlighting the relevance of the topic investigated; the development will cover the discussion and/or analysis of the hypotheses raised, based on the appropriate bibliography; the conclusion must contain the response to the proposed objectives; the numbering of Sections must be progressive, identified with Arabic numerals, without a period, with two spaces before the topic title. The subsections have an intermediate point.
Attention: Avoid using abbreviations in titles.
• Article sections:
Section title: Upper/lower case + bold + justified.
Section Subtitles: Upper/lower case + bold + justified.

L) Any emphasis you want to give to the text must be done using italics. Bold or underlining should not be used. Citations from other authors containing up to three lines must be enclosed in quotation marks, in the body of the text, without using italics. Long citations must appear in their own paragraph, with a 4.0 cm indent, font 10, without quotation marks, in accordance with the guidelines of ABNT NBR 10520:2002 (Quotations in documents). Legislative or jurisprudential references must contain all the data necessary for their adequate identification and location. In citations to Internet sites, the date of access must be expressly indicated in the following format: Accessed on: 7 March. 2026.
M) Quotations in foreign languages ​​must be translated.
N) Textual references must be made in accordance with ABNT NBR 6023:2018. They must be cited in the format “(Author, year)” in the body of the main text, when it is an indirect citation. In direct citations, they must be cited in the format “(Author, year and page)”. All sources used in the research and cited in the text must appear at the end of the article with the title References (do not include them in a footnote).
O) Works that do not meet these requirements will be returned. Emeron will not be responsible for and will not make corrections, adaptations or supplements to the works, such as inserting a summary or keywords, which are the sole responsibility of the author of the article.
P) The selection of works for publication is the responsibility of the Editorial Board, and will be made through the analysis of technical opinions. Works received for analysis and approved will not be returned to the authors.
Check List for the Author
Articles submitted to the Emeron Magazine must follow the format established in the Text Formatting item.
Before submitting your article, in addition to checking the Script for Analysis before Submission and Guidelines for Authors sub-items, check the following items:

1) Make sure you have some basic formatting to publish in Emeron Magazine:
• The article is original and unpublished, and is not being evaluated for publication by another journal.
• The submission file is in Microsoft Word format (.doc, .docx or .rtf extensions), in a single file, without page and section breaks.
• The length of the article is within the permitted limit.
• The article does not contain a footer.
• The format follows the standard established by Emeron Magazine.
• URLs for references were provided when possible.
• The text is spaced 1.5 lines apart; uses a 12-point font; employs italics instead of underlining (except in URL addresses); Figures and tables are inserted in the text, not at the end of the document in the form of attachments.
• Authorship identification is restricted to the submission system
• The text follows the style standards and bibliographic requirements described in Guidelines for Authors, on the Submissions page and is in accordance with Emeron's editorial rules and policies.
2) Carry out a self-assessment of your work:
• What is the main contribution of the article to the area in which it operates? Is this contribution explicitly described in the article?
• What are the innovations, differences and usefulness/relevance of the work?
• Are the methodological procedures sufficiently described?

4. EVALUATION CRITERIA

4.1. Articles shall have a maximum of five authors. No more than one article per author/co-author shall be published in the same issue of the journal.

4.2. The originality of the article (not published in print or electronic media, such as blogs, newspapers, academic or specialised journals, widely circulated periodicals, and not yet disclosed by the press or pending publication);

4.3. Relevance and timeliness of the topic in line with the Editorial Policy of Emeron Journal;

4.4. Clarity and coherence of the article;

4.5. Degree of Qualification;

4.6. Emeron Journal will not publish bibliographic reviews of dissertations and theses or experience reports;

4.7. All articles to be published will undergo a plagiarism detection system;

4.8. Articles that do not meet the criteria governing the submission and publication rules defined above will be excluded.

5. FINAL PROVISIONS

5.1. Papers that do not meet any of the publication standards will be rejected.

5.2. Any cases not covered herein will be resolved by the Editorial Board.