EDITORIAL POLICY_Gender Editorial Policy

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Gender Editorial Policy of Historia Agraria

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Historia Agraria adopts an explicit and affirmative gender policy to eliminate inequalities in editorial processes. It commits to gender parity in management bodies and reviewer selection.

It also promotes visibility for research conducted by women by encouraging high-quality article submissions and book reviews by female authors.

The journal is committed to inclusive, non-sexist language in line with the European Research Area agenda (2022–2024, Action 5: “Promoting gender equality and fostering inclusion”). Authors are encouraged to consult APA’s bias-free language guide: https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/bias-free-language.

Authors are encouraged to consider incorporating gender/sex analysis where relevant in their research design, methods, results, discussion, and limitations. Reviewers are similarly encouraged to evaluate whether such analysis is appropriate and to suggest its inclusion when relevant.