Ethical editing practices and the problem of self-plagiarism

An author is considered to have committed self-plagiarism when he reuses his own previously published material, without making any reference to the earlier published work. By Ernesto Spinak.

War on drugs:
at what cost?

Paul Gootenberg, author of ‘Andean Cocaine: The Making of a Global Drug’: “Repressive criminalizing have largely failed”

From the streets and in the net to validate history

Amazement. That’s the first word that comes to mind as I write this letter introducing the third issue of the journal História, Ciências, Saúde – Manguinhos for 2013…

How did slaves in Brazil
live and die?

Thirteen original articles published in the supplement “Health and Slavery” of the journal História, Ciências, Saúde – Manguinhos

New issue of HCSM online

Two of the topics featured in this issue are the appropriation of supernatural phenomena by science and scientific approaches to the mestizo in Mexico

Molecular mestizo and bioinformatic mestizo

From human sciences to advanced genomics, researchers discuss the mapping of Mexican mestizaje

Vol. 20 • n.2 • April-June 2013

Vol. 20 • n.1 • Jan.-Mar. 2013

Vol. 19 • Supplement • December 2012

Vol. 19 • n.4 • Oct.-Dec. 2012