mexican journals of educational research towards mainstream dissemination of science

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2014
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Abstract
The purpose of this study is to analyze the Electronic Journal of Educational Research (REDIE) on its path towards the common manner of scientific dissemination. This research presents the evolution of Mexican policy with regards to the journals, the situation of the Educational Research Mexican journals, and its profundity relating to REDIE. In its evolution, there were three moments that stood out the most: the standardization of quality criteria, the digitalization and open access of the scientific journals, those that came together with REDIE like REDALYC and LATINDEX , and the individual initiatives of those journals that motivated the development of the scientific dissemination in Mexico. The investigation concludes with the realization of the necessity of achieving agreement on the efforts of various principal actors: governmental bodies, institutions, and academic communities.
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Authors ;Cabrera-Flores, Mayer;Luna-Serrano, Edna;Vidauri, Gabriela
Journal pain research and management
Year 2014
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10.7203/relieve.20.2.4405
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