Revista Tlatelolco: Democratizing Democracy and Social Change, published by the University Program on Democracy, Justice and Society (PUEDJS) of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), is responsible for the processing of authors’ personal data in accordance with Article 3, Section XIV, of the Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties (LFPDPPP).

The personal data collected electronically include the author’s full name, personal and institutional email addresses, place of origin, institutional affiliation, biographical note, and ORCID iD. These data are used to register users on the Journal’s platform, enabling the submission and management of manuscripts as well as the monitoring of the editorial process. The information collected also forms part of the standard operation of a peer-reviewed academic journal, facilitating communication among authors, reviewers, and the editorial team, while ensuring the proper identification of authorship in published works. In addition, this information enables readers to identify the authors of published articles and, where appropriate, establish academic contact with them.

The editorial team uses these data exclusively for purposes directly related to the management, publication, and continuous improvement of the Journal. Under no circumstances will personal data be sold or used for purposes other than those described herein. The names and email addresses provided will be used solely for the stated purposes and will not be made available for any other use.

Data subjects may exercise their rights of access, rectification, cancellation, and objection (ARCO rights), as well as consult the full Privacy Notice, through the following website: https://puedjs.unam.mx/revista_tlatelolco/.

Authors are responsible for any personal data relating to third parties that may appear in their research and must ensure compliance with all applicable ethical and legal requirements.

Revista Tlatelolco: Democratizing Democracy and Social Change complies with applicable standards for the protection of personal data while recognizing the public interest in the dissemination of scholarly information, seeking to maintain an appropriate balance between academic transparency and the protection of individual privacy.