Mission

Acta Colombiana de Psicología publishes original research findings in psychology and those in dialogue with other disciplines, with the purpose of disseminating them to the university community and to those interested in learning about new developments and their applications to various fields and needs of contemporary society.

Revista de Arquitectura (Bogotá) is a scientific publication of original and unpublished research results; open access (without APC), peer-reviewed (double-blind) and indexed.

It is aimed at the academic and professional community associated with Design, Architecture, Urban Planning, and Environmental and Sustainable Technologies.

It is structured into three sections: Context, Research Articles, and Texts. See the description in the Section Policies section.

Articles are accepted in Spanish, English, and Portuguese.

The first issue was published in 1999 with an annual frequency, and since 2016 it has been published semiannually. It is edited by the Faculty of Design and the Research Center (CIFAR) of the Catholic University of Colombia in Bogotá (Colombia).

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The Revista Finanzas y Política Económica - Journal of Economics (ISSN: 2248-6046, E-ISSN: 2011-7663), is the official publication of the Faculty of Economics of Catholic University of Colombia. Since 2007 until today, the journal has created a research and scientific space where the issues related to economic policies, finance and other topics linked to economics in the Colombian, Latin American, and global context, are analyzed and discussed by top-level researchers.

Novum Jus is a triannual journal published by the Socio-legal research center of the School of Law of Catholic University of Colombia that presents to the scientific community, academia and society in general, original research results and studies in legal and political sociology. It is aimed at practitioners of Law, Political Science, Sociology and related disciplines, students and institutions of national and international order.

ISSN  1692-6013

ISSN-E 2500-8692

Cultura Latinoamericana Cultura Latinoamericana is the journal of the Master’s program in Scienze politiche per la pace e l’integrazione dei popoli [Political Sciences for Peace and People Integration] of the Università degli Studi di Salerno [University of Salerno] in cooperation with the Universidad Católica de Colombia [Catholic University of Colombia] (Maestría en Ciencia Política con énfasis en Paz e Integración) [Master’s program in Political Science, with special attention on peace and integration]. It aims to publish scientific essays which are original findings of research, by national and foreign authors outside the publishing entity, about Political Sciences, with an intercultural approach focused on Latin-American and Caribbean reality, with a special attention on the Iberian world.

Cultura Latinoamericana is published every six months and is aimed at the international academic and professional community working in the field of Political and Social Sciences. The journal has four sections: History and Politics, History of Ideas and of Culture, Economics and Law, Iberian Studies. It also includes a Notes and discussions section, devoted to reviews and bibliographical essays, in order to contribute to the development of a critical reflection and an interchange of different views about political science’s topics, theoretical proposals and research findings, mostly about Latin-American, Caribbean and Iberian reality.

Soft Power: Revista euro americana de teoría e historia de la política y el derecho, ISSN 2389 8232 (impresa), ISSN 2539-2239 (en línea). Es una publicación seriada, arbitrada mediante revisión por pares, indexada y de libre acceso que tiene como objetivo ser un foro de discusión para investigadores y académicos de la filosofía política, la filosofía del derecho, la ciencia política, la historia, la sociología y la economía, interesados en las transformaciones de la política y el orden legal contemporáneo.

Es publicada por el Grupo Planeta con la colaboración de la Universidad de Salerno (Italia) y la Universidad Católica de Colombia (Colombia).