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For the publication of monographs in open access, a series of specific collections have been created, such as Congresses, Reports, Interdisciplinary and Educational Resources in open access: Congresses Reports Interdisciplinary Educational resources Any monographic work (manuals, didactic material, reports, awards, tributes, etc.) that meets the same academic and scientific quality requirements as printed works can be published in open access. All publications will have ISBN and DOI provided by the Publications and Scientific Dissemination Service. All works to be published in open access will have to comply with the blind peer review system. The authors acknowledge and guarantee the legitimate and absolute ownership of the work, as well as of the additional material that accompanies it, over which they declare not to have any limitation or encumbrance that prevents them from freely disposing of or, if applicable, having the corresponding authorizations for reproduction, in accordance with current legislation. Authors must guarantee that the monograph or article is original and has not been published before. The text submitted for publication will be subjected to an analysis of coincidences through the anti-plagiarism system (Ithenticate Similarity Check) of the University of Malaga. They also declare that the work has not been previously published or sent to another publisher for consideration, in any other printed or electronic format or in any other language. They also declare that the work has not been previously published or sent to another publisher for consideration, in any other printed or electronic format or in any other language. The authors will retain the moral rights over the work. The economic rights (reproduction, distribution, public communication and transformation) that refer to the benefits obtained from the use or dissemination of the works are assigned to the University of Malaga. The works disseminated in open access will be identified under the creative commons license type Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International, non-commercial, share alike. In support of the open science initiative, we encourage authors to deposit the edited version in any repository or academic social network.