About the Journal

TEUKEN BIDIKAY is a biannual international peer-reviewed publication accepting high quality results on original research papers, conceptual papers, and general reviews. The journal is focused on the field of Economic Sciences; consequently, academic and research work in the fields of organizations, management, accounting, environment and Society are welcomed. The journal is internationally coedited between the Politécnico Colombiano Jaime Isaza Cadavid and the Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia San Juan Bosco; also, are associated co-publishers the Universidad Autónoma Latinoamericana, the Universidad de Antioquia and the Universidad de La Habana.

Focus and Scope

Justification

Compared to developments in Europe and North America, administrative and accounting disciplines in Latin America lack a sufficiently visible current of organizational and management thought. However, in recent years, numerous studies have been conducted on the philosophy of economic-administrative sciences, the evolution of organizations in the region, and the contextual factors that affect their development. This opens up the possibility of having a distinctive perspective and an alternative position on these topics, which in turn calls for the creation of academic spaces to develop and refine this line of thought.

Despite the efforts of some institutions, the connectivity and integration among scholars, researchers, and students of organizational sciences have not yielded the expected results. This suggests the need to explore new mechanisms to invigorate this initiative. The need to restore the role of the State as a key player in the management of advanced knowledge becomes evident through the opportunity to bring together at least three public universities from northern, central, and southern Latin America. The aim is to validate the mission-oriented perspective of public education as a social heritage of the people and as a guarantor of academic rigor and excellence in the generation of interdisciplinary knowledge with high social impact.

Likewise, this editorial project aims to promote, strengthen, and consolidate academic networks that support the Latin American perspective in research in the social, economic, and administrative sciences. It seeks to foster friendship, exchange, and inter-institutional cooperation, disseminate the achievements of such efforts, and nurture the cultural identity of academia in the region. In line with these intentions, the editorial design highlights the culture of Indigenous Peoples, a commitment to sustainable development, support for local communities, and the identity of Latin American peoples.

Objectives

  1. To build a space for intellectual sharing and debate for the Latin American academic community, with the goal of making visible the thought, theory, and scientific production in the field of organizations and related disciplines.

  2. To contribute to the construction of interdisciplinary knowledge through the analysis and interaction of various bodies of knowledge that intersect in the concept of organization, from a broad, convergent, sustainable, and diverse Latin American perspective.

  3. To call upon academics, educators, and students to join efforts in developing research on issues relevant to organizations and the socio-economic, political-social, and symbolic-environmental context in which they operate.
  1. To foster the dissemination and communication of organizational research progress, results, and outputs within the academic context of universities, their undergraduate and graduate programs, faculty and student research groups, and academic events for sharing and debate.

Peer Review Process

Review and Selection

The journal’s reviewers will act as academic peers in the double-blind evaluation process of submitted articles and will issue their assessments using the format provided by the Editorial Board. Upon receipt of a manuscript, the journal’s editors will first check for formal compliance (preliminary review), and if the requirements are met, the article will enter the editorial process and be sent for international review. To ensure transparency, the journal requires three (3) reviewers per article, with at least two (2) of them being from countries different from that of the author(s). This triple, double-blind international review process aims to ensure the greatest impartiality and contribute to building an international network of academic peers. Authors will be informed of the process updates, and the revised version of the articles, based on reviewers’ comments, must not exceed 7,500 words.

Certification
In all cases, the journal will issue a certificate of international academic review to each reviewer per edition and will explicitly mention their names and institutional affiliations in the editorial pages. The reviewers make up the journal’s International Arbitration Committee and may request membership certificates to accredit this experience in their academic portfolios. Researchers interested in becoming reviewers may apply via email.

International Arbitration Committee
The journal’s reviewers will act as academic peers in the double-blind evaluation process of submitted articles, issuing their assessments using the format provided by the Editorial Board. As a transparency policy, three (3) reviewers will be assigned per article, with at least two (2) of them being from countries different from that of the author(s). This approach ensures impartial judgment and contributes to building an international academic peer network. The composition of this committee will be determined by invitation and by areas of expertise, as defined by the Editorial Board. The full list of reviewers is under continuous development; the latest census (2020) recorded 244 scholars from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Spain, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, and Venezuela in various areas of economic sciences.

Note: Members of the Scientific, Editorial, and Arbitration Committees may submit their own texts for consideration by the journal, but they may not act as both reviewers and authors in the same edition.

Open Access Policy
This journal provides immediate open access to its content, based on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.

Digital Archiving Policy
Digital preservation is a set of processes that ensure digital information is backed up and distributed to guarantee long-term access. The digital content of the journal is of high importance, and measures have been established to ensure its long-term availability and preservation. The preservation policy includes the following actions:

  • Website Backups: All content is stored in three places. The electronic content is available online to readers. Two backup copies are stored in two separate locations.

  • If the Journal Ceases Publication: We intend to publish the journal for many years. However, should rare circumstances force us to cease publication, previously published editions will remain available online for at least 10 years. When necessary and under specific conditions, content will be accessible through the PKP PN preservation network. The LOCKSS program provides decentralized and distributed preservation, perpetual access, and the safeguarding of the original published content. Our journal is included in the list of currently preserved journals by PKP PN. 

Ethic Rules Code

The Latin American Journal of Research on Organizations, Environment and Society, TEUKEN-BIDIKAY is essentially a space for academic discussion and debate of disciplines and researchers, and to that extent, it declares itself open to all manifestations of thought, in respect for diversity, difference and civil liberties. Likewise, it declares the behaviors and requirements that from the ethical-professional framework must be met by authors who want to be part of the journal's calls:

Commitments of the authors: The published texts are the sole responsibility of the authors and do not represent or compromise the academic-disciplinary criteria of the publishing institutions Politécnico Colombiano Jaime Isaza Cadavid and Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia San Juan Bosco.

In the case of translations, the name of the medium in which the original version of the text was published, the volume and / or number, the city, the date of the edition and the original language will be reported.

The articles must be unpublished and cannot be submitted at the same time to another journal or call for publication. If any fragment or section of the text has been previously published in another medium, it must be reported in which medium and the date on which some type of dissemination was published or carried out.

The transfer of rights, completed and signed by the authors, authorizes the editors of the magazine to reproduce the text and make modifications in accordance with the editorial criteria of the publication, its editorial quality control and its style corrections.

It is the responsibility of the authors to reference any source that corresponds to another author, institution or source of information; If not referenced, this act will be taken as plagiarism and may cause the article to be discarded from the editorial process, without prejudice to the legal implications that may take place in each country.

Conflict of interest: When an author (or his institution), reviewer or editor has an economic or personal link that improperly influences (bias) the publication process of the proposed text, an explanatory note must be signed on the reasons and implications, in the format provided for that purpose by the Editorial Board. 

Commitments of the Referees: The evaluators, members of the journal's International Arbitration Committee will respect the confidentiality policy of the opinion of the articles established by Teuken Bidikay, especially with respect to the fact that the identity of the evaluators cannot be revealed to the authors and that they must not make any kind of distribution or dissemination of the materials submitted to their opinion.

They will only accept articles that correspond to their academic training and expertise and their areas of research specialty.

They will review the works in a responsible, objective and impartial manner and regarding them, they will not establish contact with anyone other than the Editorial Committee.

The arbitrators will deliver their assessment clearly expressed in the terms established by the “request for arbitration” format delivered by the journal and within the period specified therein.

Care will be taken not to use offensive language and to respect the authors in evaluating their work. When the quantitative rating of an evaluation item is less than six (6) points, the referees are obliged to issue an explanatory comment on their evaluation and offer guidance to correct the flaws found.

All evaluators must be available to the director and editorial managers for the purposes of the consultations that are required in the exercise of their function.

Editorial Comitee commitments: The international journal Teuken Bidikay promotes clarity, transparency, veracity and opportunity in communication throughout the editorial management process.

Those responsible for the journal express their constant willingness to respond to the authors in a timely manner about the status of their writings in the stages of reception, prior review, international evaluation, opinion on corrections, approval and publication.

The journal undertakes to protect the content of the articles and copyright in the framework of intellectual property laws.

Authors will have access to the reasons for acceptance, rejection and modification of their texts, which the evaluators dictate in their evaluations, except for the identity of the latter.

The journal is committed to respect for the free expression and intellectual expression of the authors and evaluators.

With special strength, the Editorial Committee guarantees the protection of confidentiality in the arbitration process. The evaluators will not know the identity and institutional affiliation of the authors, just as the authors will not know the identity of the arbitrators who are assigned to evaluate their writings.

Teuken Bidikay assumes the most rigorous arbitration model by triple international evaluation doubly blind.

Editors will reject and denounce the cases in which the authors and evaluators incur in nonethical acts that attempt against the transparency and veracity of the editorial process.

The team of professionals, academics and assistants of the journal undertakes to act impartially regarding the handling of information, the assignment of evaluators, the choice of texts to be published by edition, and the communication established with the different authors

Editorial Criteria

TEUKEN BIDIKAY is a scientific journal of international circulation, every six months and receiving for evaluating and publishing scientific papers on research results, translations thereof, articles of disciplinal reflection, literature reviews, bibliographic reviews and general information referred to the academic-investigative work in the disciplinary area of Economic Sciences, with preference on Organizations, Accounting, Environment and Society. The magazine is an international co-edition between the Politécnico Colombiano and the Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia, and as associated co-publishing institutions, the Universidad Autónoma Latinoamericana, the Universidad de Antioquia and the Universidad de La Habana

Editorial Process

Dissemination

The journal circulates in a printed version with print run of 500 copies and an electronic version on the Open Journal Systems PKP platform of the Politécnico Colombiano Jaime Isaza Cadavid (Colombia). In addition, the digital version can be consulted on our portals in Argentina and Canada:

https://revistas.elpoli.edu.co/index.php/teu

https://web.sistemasfce.com.ar/home/extension/revista-teuken-bidikay.html

https://www.centrodehumanismosygestion.org/feed/category/Teuken%20Bidikay

Sponsors

International Scientific Committee

Omar Aktouf, École de Haute Études Commerciales, Canadá.

Mauricio Gómez V., Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia.

Enrique Leff Z., Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México.

Jorge Tua Pereda, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, España.

Carlos Larrinaga G., Universidad de Burgos, España.

Inés García-Fronti, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Francisco López G., Universidad EAFIT, Colombia.

Gregorio Calderón H., Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia.

Rafael Franco R., CCINCO, Colombia.

María Antonia García-Benau, Universitat de València, España.

Fernanda F. Sauerbronn, Universidade Federal de Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.

María Luisa Eschenhagen D., Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia.