Submissions

Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.

Author Guidelines

Manuscripts can be submitted either in Portuguese, English or Spanish. The texts should be accompanied by an abstract in the same language (up to 150 words) providing a clear summary of the objectives, methods used and main conclusions of the work, besides keywords (three to five) and title.

The texts should have a title page. On this page the author should inform their institutional ties, according to the journal’s model: full name of university or research institute and, between parentheses, its acronym, dash, city of the institution, country, e-mail. Example: Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) - Rio de Janeiro - Brasil - xxxxx@ufrj.br

The author’s name should not be in the body of the text, thus ensuring anonymity in the evaluation and selection process.

The titles of books and journals mentioned in the body of the text should be in italics, as well as the foreign words and highlights by the author.

Images and/or figures should be sent in png or jpeg format. If the article includes graphs, the respective spreadsheets that were their source should also be sent (in a separate file).

If the article is the result of funded research, add a short footnote - to the title - indicating funding according to the rules of the funding institution or agency.

Footnotes should be numbered consecutively at the end of each page, including only additional comments regarding the text.

Reference notes should be inserted in the text according to the following standard: (Author, year, p. xx) or (Author1, year, p. xx; Author2, year, p. xx). If there is more than one work by the same author in a year, it should be accompanied by a sequential letter from the alphabet. Example: Author, 1998a, 1998b).

Bibliographical references

RBS supports the visibility of women's academic production. Thus, the bibliographic references at the end of the article must contain the authors 'and authors' first names, not just their initials, according to the following format:

BOOK – ELIAS, Norbert (1982). The civilizing process. Oxford: Blackwell

BOOK CHAPTER – [HONNETH, Axel. Critical Theory (1988). In: GIDDENS, Anthony and TURNER, Jonathan (Eds.). Social theory today. Stanford: Stanford University Press.

ARTICLES IN JOURNALS – BECK, Ulrich (2000). The cosmopolitan perspective: sociology of the second age of modernity. The British Journal of Sociology. v. 51, n. 1, March, p. 79-105.

DISSERTATIONS AND THESES – MAGALHÃES, Alexandre Almeida (2013). Transformações no ‘problema favela’ e a reatualização da remoção de favelas no Rio de Janeiro. Doctoral dissertation, Sociology, IESP.

Artigos

Os artigos originais e inéditos são recebidos em fluxo contínuo e devem refletir a produção acadêmica e científica sociológica e participar no debate acerca da realidade brasileira e mundial contemporâneas, tratando de questões acadêmicas e de natureza didática.

Sociologies in Dialogue

A seção recebe o mesmo nome da revista em inglês da SBS, agora incorporada à RBS. Visa disseminar estudos que contenham análise empíricas e teóricas inovadoras pertinentes para o debate acadêmico internacional. Busca promover diálogos transnacionais e dará preferência a textos resultantes de investigação empírica sobre temas e questões fundamentais da sociologia bem como a contribuições ao debate atual sobre a teoria social.

Dossiê Capitalismo de Plataforma

This dossier aims to gather studies focused on Latin American countries that make it possible to know the extent and diffusion of the market for digital work platforms; the types of work that are being disseminated by such platforms; the justifications presented socially by workers who enter such activities; the working conditions and income levels encountered by these workers and forms of subordination to platform-companies; the forms of action and organization that have been undertaken with a view to inaugurating a cycle of conquering rights.

Dossiê Imagens na Era Digital

By proposing dialogues between the fields of Digital Sociology and the Sociology of Images, this dossier will bring together essays and articles from the Social Sciences that address images in digital media as objects of investigation constituent of the reality as we know and experience it, encompassing: networks of meanings that their different modalities mobilize; how they express power relations; the forms of valuation and legitimation that they imply, as well as the conflicts that are inherent to them in the social construction of reality.

Dossiê Circulação intelectual entre França e Brasil

The objective of this dossier is to bring together empirical research that deals with intellectual circulation between France and Brazil in the social and human sciences. The aim is, through specific case studies, to explore the dynamics of circulation, the asymmetries of power and the ways such transits are given new meanings in their respective national contexts.

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