Copyright Policy

The copyright of articles published in Revista Mundi ETG remains with their respective authors, who grant the journal the exclusive right of first publication. This agreement ensures that Revista Mundi ETG is recognized as the original venue of publication, while promoting the wide dissemination of scientific knowledge in accordance with the principles of Open Science.

Revista Mundi ETG adopts the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) license. This license allows the reuse and redistribution of the content, including for commercial purposes, provided that proper attribution is given and the original publication in the journal is indicated, including the issue and publication date.

Authors’ Rights

Authors retain the following rights related to their published work:

  • Academic and professional reuse: authors may use their articles in academic projects, presentations, teaching materials, and other initiatives, provided that proper reference is made to the original publication;
  • Repository deposit: authors may deposit the published version in institutional repositories, research group pages, or personal websites, with a direct link to the article in Revista Mundi ETG;
  • Publication in other venues: authors may republish the article in collections, books, or other media, provided that they clearly indicate that the work was originally published in Revista Mundi ETG.

User Responsibilities

When accessing and reusing content from Revista Mundi ETG, users must:

  • Provide clear and visible attribution to the author(s) and to Revista Mundi ETG;
  • Respect the scientific and ethical integrity of the articles, without making modifications that compromise their original content or purpose.

Right of First Publication

By submitting a manuscript, authors agree to grant Mundi ETG Journal the right of first publication. This right is limited to the published version and does not prevent authors from freely using their work after publication.

With this policy, Mundi ETG Journal reinforces its commitment to protecting authors’ rights while promoting the broad dissemination and reuse of scientific knowledge.