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The ISSN is one of the most important items in a periodical publication. But, do you know why? So that you can clearly understand how ISSN works, let's think about it this way. In Brazil, there are several people with the name “Maria Silva”, right? Based on this reasoning, it is very likely that there are also several magazines and periodicals with the same or very similar names, do you agree? So, just as Maria Silva, from Recife, has an RG X number and Maria Silva, from Rio de Janeiro, an RG Y, each serial publication will carry its own RG or CPF number. In this case, the ISSN. It is this numbering or “identification” that will differentiate one magazine from another or the annals of one event from another. Making them unique. This is one of the ISSN's functions: registering and individualizing serial publications. It is just one of the existing identifiers in the world of publications. You may have also heard of ISBN and DOI . –> ISBN, ISSN x DOI: understand the differences! But today, we will dedicate ourselves entirely to answering all your questions about what ISSN is.
In this post, you will learn: ISSN, what is it? Why does your publication need to have an ISSN? Which publications receive the ISSN? When to request a new one? How to obtain an ISSN? Can I obtain ISSN for a scientific article? ISSN: query, how to do it? What is the difference between ISBN and ISSN? What is ISSN? As we explained in the video above, ISSN is the acronym for International Standard Serial Number or, in Portuguese, International Brazil Phone Number Data Standard Number for Serial Publications. The ISSN is a unique identifier, which makes the title attributed to serial publications, such as magazines, event annals and serial monographs, exclusive in a given medium or support. Each serial publication carries only one ISSN code and it is non-transferable. From the moment it is assigned to a serial publication, it must appear in each copy. One of the advantages of having an identifier for the publication is that it will have international validation.
All numberings are managed by the ISSN International Center and, in Brazil, it is issued by the ISSN Brazilian Center (CBISSN) which, in turn, is part of the Brazilian Institute of Information in Science and Technology ( IBICT ). Structure This identifier is made up of 8 digits, which are separated by a hyphen, forming two groups of 4 digits each. To present the identifier, you always use the acronym before the numbering. For example: ISSN 2763-6003 – Refers to the Anais da Jornada Científica UNESC. It is normally displayed as follows in barcodes: Barcode with ISSN Why does your publication need to have an ISSN? Just above, you learned what an ISSN is, but I believe you still don't know why it is so important for your publication. Having an ISSN in the publication guarantees the authority and authenticity of the work, making it internationally recognized. Furthermore, this identifier works as a facilitator for cataloging periodicals, whether in indexing bases, libraries or bookstores. Therefore, among so many works, yours will stand outWhich publications receive the ISSN? The publications that are able to receive this identifier are those considered serial, that is, that have periodicity.