The Revista del Museo de Antropología, from Local to Global: Fostering Open Science through Regional Diamond Open Access Journals

IZETA , ANDRES; CATTANEO ROXANA

Denver

Congreso; https://ecommerce.saa.org//SAAMember/Annual-Meeting/Abstracts.aspx; 2025

SAA

Open science seeks to create a more transparent, accessible, and collaborative research environment. The Revista del Museo de Antropología contributes to this effort by offering a regional platform that moves from local relevance to broader recognition. Through its diamond open access model, the journal provides a space free for both authors and readers, promoting inclusivity and wider access to academic knowledge. This model supports a fair, open access ecosystem, allowing researchers from diverse backgrounds to share their work without financial barriers. All submissions undergo rigorous peer review by external experts, ensuring the quality and reliability of published research. The journal is indexed in databases and directories such as the Anthropological Index Online, ERIHPLUS, MIAR, ROAD, BECyT, CIRC, LatinREV, Malena, and REDIB. It is also part of evaluation systems like Scopus, DOAJ, LATINDEX, Núcleo Básico de Revistas Científicas Argentinas, and SciELO. The journal also addresses challenges like promoting multilingualism, aiming to make research accessible across languages to expand its reach. It engages in discussions on research assessment, advocating for the recognition of non-commercial open access publications. Through international indexing efforts, the Revista del Museo de Antropología seeks to enhance the visibility and credibility of regional research on a broader stage.Izeta, Andres [66] see