Submissions
Submission Preparation Checklist
All submissions must meet the following requirements.
- I affirm that this text is unpublished
- I assert that this text is not submitted concomitantly to any other journal
- I affirm that I respect the copyright and, where applicable, have obtained the appropriate rights of use from third parties from whom content has been borrowed.
- I confirm that the submission has not already been published and is not currently being considered by any other journal.
- I will submit an anonymised file in addition to the submitted file with information related to the authors.
- The text is double-spaced; uses a 12-point font; employs italics, rather than underlining (except with URL addresses); and all illustrations, figures, and tables are placed within the text at the appropriate points, rather than at the end.
- The text adheres to the stylistic and bibliographic requirements outlined in the Author Guidelines.
- The submission file is in OpenOffice, Microsoft Word, or RTF document file format.
Editorial
The texts submitted in this section present the essence of the issues with which they are associated. They are written by the editors responsible for each issue.
Theoritical contribution
The texts submitted in this section present an in-depth reflection in relation to historical-sociocultural theories and their contributions to research.
Theoretical and methodological considerations
The texts submitted in this section focus on theoreticla and methodological aspects relevant to (socio)cultural history research. Emphasis is placed on their articulation.
Scientific papers
The articles submitted in this section present research results that contribute to the development of knowledge related to historical-sociocultural theories and methodologies.
Professional articles
The texts submitted in this section are related to experiences in educational settings: teaching, professional development, continuing education, reflections on practice.
Methodological considerations
The texts submitted in this section focus on methodological aspects relevant to (socio)cultural history research.
Essay
The texts submitted in this section present a reflection on the most diverse subjects and are presented in a personal, even subjective manner by the author. Unlike the study, the essay can be polemical or partisan. It is a literary text that lends itself well to philosophical reflection, but also to other fields: historical essays, scientific essays, political essays, etc.
Copyright Notice
Copyright Policy
Please note that authors publishing in the CRIRES International Review: Innovating in the Vygostsky Tradition retain all their economic rights, namely the right to
- reproduce their article for teaching, research and study purposes;
- reproduce, present and communicate their article to the public for the purposes of teaching, research and study;
- deposit, disseminate and communicate the accepted or final version of the article on an institutional repository under an immediate open access CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license;
- authorize third parties to reproduce all or a substantial part of the article for any purpose as long as the author is credited as the author and/or the Journal is cited as the source of first publication of the article.
At the time of publication, the Journal will ask you to grant first publication rights to the Journal to reproduce, disseminate and communicate the article, in whole or in part, in print or electronic format, on any platform and by any means.
The article will be made freely available under the Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license, which means that it may be reproduced, distributed, and communicated on the condition that the author is cited. Modifications and commercial use of the Work are prohibited.
Should your article be published in our journal, you will be asked to sign this license prior to publication.
Open access and self-archiving policy
The international journal of CRIRES: innovating in the tradition of Vygotsky is an open access journal. All articles and reviews published in the journal are available free of charge and immediately upon publication under the Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 International license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). Users of articles and reviews published by the Journal may reproduce, distribute, and communicate them on the condition that the author is cited. Modifications and commercial use of the work are prohibited.
The journal allows the deposit, distribution and communication of accepted or final versions of articles on an institutional repository with immediate open access.
There are no publication fees to be paid by the author or on their behalf, i.e. by an institution or research fund.
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The use and disclosure of personal information at Université Laval takes into account the privacy rights of individuals with respect to the personal information they agree to provide and the need by organizations to collect, use, and disclose such information for purposes that a reasonable person would consider appropriate in the given circumstances. The right to privacy is protected in Québec by the Civil Code of Québec (SQ, 1991, c. 64) and the Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms (RSQ, c. C-12).
In carrying out its Mission, the Platform collects personal information such as last name, first name, physical or email address, telephone number, university or professional affiliation, country, and languages of work, as well as qualitative data, such as notes prepared by Authorized or Designated Personnel.
Responsibility for the protection of personal information on the Platform lies with all users. Users agree to read and comply with the Université Laval Information Security Policy (in French) (hereinafter the “Policy”) and Regulation on the Security of Information Assets (in French) (hereinafter the “Regulation”)
Article 1: Definitions
Information Assets: Refers to personal information or data:
- entrusted to and used by the University
- entrusted to the University, but held by a partner, supplier, or other party (such as the Scholarly Publishing Platform)
This includes information as well as tangible or intangible media (e.g., paper, hardware, software, network) used to process, transmit, or store it for its intended use.
Platform Administrator: The Université Laval Library is designated as the Platform Administrator.
Author: Anyone submitting an article to a peer-reviewed journal using the platform.
Consent: A clear and positive action by the person concerned, given in a free and informed manner.
Personal Data: Any personal and qualitative information that the Platform is authorized to collect from users in order to meet its objectives. Personal information includes last name, first name, email address and affiliation, as well as any other information deemed relevant to the Platform’s mission. Pursuant to sections 54 and 56 of the Act respecting Access to documents held by public bodies and the Protection of personal information, the name of an individual is not considered sensitive personal information unless it is mentioned in conjunction with other information about them. Their use requires explicit consent.
For the purposes of these General Terms of Use, the terms “personal information” and “personal data” are used interchangeably.
Qualitative Data: Observations that express the views of Platform users and managers as part of their mandate.
Reviewer: Person selected by the Platform journals to evaluate an article submitted by an author.
Mission (Purpose): Ensures full management of the digital publishing process, including peer review.
Public Bodies: Includes but is not limited to educational bodies, as mentioned in section 3 of the Act respecting access to documents held by public bodies and the protection of personal information, RSQ. chapter A-2.1.
Educational Bodies: Includes but is not limited to university institutions, including Université Laval, as mentioned in section 1 paragraph 1 of the Act respecting educational institutions at the university level.
Scholarly Publishing Platform: An editorial management technology solution, hosted by the Library, that enables full management of the digital publishing process, including peer review. It aims to automate digital production processes for Université Laval journals.
Editor: Person responsible for overseeing the entire editorial process of a Journal.
Journal: An entity affiliated with Université Laval that ensures the periodic production and dissemination of scientific articles and that uses a peer review process and the Platform.
Server: IT equipment that enables the Platform to operate and on which information assets are stored.
User: Any person involved in the digital publishing process, including directors, editors, authors, and evaluators. Such persons are designated as Platform users.
Article 2 : Access to personal data
Access to personal data on the Platform is restricted solely to authorized personnel, namely, the management and editorial team of the journal and the Platform Administrator.
Article 3 : Personal data management
Any nominative and qualitative information that the Platform is authorized to collect from users to meet its objectives is stored in a Université Laval database shared by the participating journals. Journals are required to use personal information in the strict context of their Mission.
Personal data includes last name, first name, email address, affiliation, and any other information deemed relevant to the Platform’s mission.
Article 4 : Transfer of personal data
The Platform Administrator reserves the right to transmit this information to partners whose objectives are compatible with the Platform’s Mission and for whom the data was originally collected.
Processing for archival, statistical, scientific, or historical research purposes should be considered as a compatible and lawful processing operation.
Article 5 : Suspension of access to personal data
Platform users have the right to have the data controller suspend access to their personal data as soon as possible in the following situations:
- Personal data is no longer required for the purposes for which it was collected.
- The Journal no longer wishes to use the service offered by the Platform.
- The person concerned withdraws consent following unlawful processing of his or her personal data when:
- the data is used for purposes other than those for which it was collected;
- processing of the collected data is counter to the Information Security Policy of Université Laval;
- processing of the collected data is contrary to applicable laws and regulations.
Suspending access to personal data renders it unavailable to users. Only those responsible for the Platform maintain access to the data for the purpose of administering the Platform.
Article 6 : Retention of personal data
The Library retains personal data on Université Laval servers for as long as it is necessary for the purpose for which it was originally collected.
Article 7 : Disclaimer of Content
The Library disclaims all liability for content that is reproduced or published on its Platform without the consent of the copyright owner.
Article 8 : Copyright clearance
The Journals declare to have verified with the authors that all content posted on the Platform is original and unpublished material that respects copyright or, failing this, that appropriate use rights have been secured from the third parties from whom content has been borrowed.
Article 9 : Jurisdiction
This Privacy Policy is governed by the laws of the Province of Québec and the federal laws of Canada.
In the event of a dispute or litigation relating to the interpretation or application of these Terms, the laws of Québec and the courts of Québec, district of Québec, have jurisdiction.