Revista Cientifica General Jose Maria Cordova

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About this Journal 1. Focus and scope 2. Mission and vision 3. Thematic orientation and target audience 4. Types of articles and language 5. Periodicity 6. Funding 7. Open access, copyright, and publication license 8. Crossmark policy 9. Content archives 10. Responsibility for content 11. Indexing 1 . FOCUS AND SCOPE The Revista Científica General José María Córdova (Colombian Journal of Military and Strategic Studies), abbreviated title Rev. Cient. General José María Córdova, is a diamond open-access , peer-reviewed academic journal published on a continuous basis with quarterly periodicity by the University Press of the Escuela Militar de Cadetes General José María Córdova (ESMIC), alma mater of the officers of the Colombian National Army . Classified within the social sciences (major area 5, area 5I, discipline 5I01, OECD/UNESCO) and under Minciencias knowledge field 9 (Social Sciences), the RCGJMC is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to research in military and strategic studies . The journal examines uncertainty scenarios in security and defense to provide a rigorous understanding of the legitimate use of power and its application to national interests. It addresses a diverse readership, including policymakers, military personnel, and social science scholars, with the aim of informing public management and policy formulation. 2 . MISSION AND VISION The RCGJMC explores theoretical and empirical approaches to studying power and its legitimate use for national interests. Its objective is to build a strategic culture that aligns available means with ways and national capabilities to achieve the State's leading ends. As an interdisciplinary publication, the RCGJMC is a bellwether in the Latin American and Caribbean region. It integrates multiple academic perspectives and professional experiences to strengthen strategic thinking and culture, and to optimize public administration to consolidate democracy and defend human rights. 3 . THEMATIC ORIENTATION AND TARGET

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