Information For Librarians

We invite librarians, repository managers, and other information professionals to include NeoKrísis – Revista de Teorias Políticas e Jurídicas in library catalogues, journal portals, electronic resource lists, discovery services, and research guides.

Basic identification and cataloguing information:

  • Title: NeoKrísis – Revista de Teorias Políticas e Jurídicas;
  • eISSN: 3086-7126;
  • Institution: Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná – UNIOESTE, Toledo Campus;
  • Academic affiliation: NeoKrísis Research Group;
  • First published: 2026;
  • Frequency: semiannual;
  • Publication model: continuous publication;
  • Accepted languages: Portuguese, Spanish, English, Italian, and French;
  • Main subject areas: Political Theory, Legal Theory, Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Law, Theory of the State, Democracy, Human Rights, Justice, Ethics, Constitutionalism, and related fields;
  • Access model: free and open access.

The journal’s identity, scope, publication frequency, review process, and other editorial policies are available under About the Journal. The team responsible for the journal is listed on the Editorial Team page.

The Current Issue and the Archives provide access to published works. Documents may be located by author, title, keywords, or publication period using the Search tool. Information about registrations, digital identifiers, indexing services, and academic discovery databases, including the ISSN Portal, Crossref, Google Scholar, and OpenAlex, is available under Indexing and Information Services.

For integration with library catalogues, repositories, and discovery services, NeoKrísis makes its metadata available through the OAI-PMH protocol. Syndication feeds are also available in Atom, RSS, and RSS 2.0 formats.

Librarians who assist faculty members, researchers, and students with scholarly publishing may consult the Submissions page, which provides information about accepted types of work, authorship requirements, the submission checklist, and guidelines for each section.

To receive notifications of new publications and announcements, visit the Register page and select the appropriate option during registration. Journal news and academic activities are available under Announcements.

NeoKrísis uses Open Journal Systems – OJS, an open-source platform developed by the Public Knowledge Project to manage the submission, review, editorial production, publication, and dissemination of scholarly journals. Libraries and institutions interested in supporting or hosting scholarly publishing initiatives can consult the official website for information about the system’s resources, documentation, and possible uses.

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