Our history

1999 - Biblios Journal is founded in Peru with the aim of disseminating information about the activities of information professionals, publishing news and opinion articles.

2001 - The journal becomes international, publishing research articles on library and information science from different Latin American countries.

2007 - It becomes a refereed journal by incorporating peer review in its editorial process.

2021 - Biblios becomes a quarterly journal (3 issues per year). 

2022 - Biblios decided to publish twice a year (2 issues per year).  Cecilia Ráez Casabona (Peru, managing editor) joins the team.

2023 - The editorial management is shared between Peru, Brazil, Argentina and Chile. The editorial team is expanded: Lúcia da Silveira (Brazil - Editor-in-Chief), Victoria Rozemblum (Argentina - Managing Editor), Isabel Abedrapo Rosen (Chile - Managing Editor), Pedro Andretta (Brazil - Managing Editor) and Cecilia Ráez Casabona (Peru - Managing Editor) joined Julio Francisco Santillán-Aldana (Peru - Director) and Victoria Yance (Peru - Managing Editor). The team decided to adopt a continuous publication model, closing its issues annually. 

2024 - Following the Biblios revitalization project, we invited new members: Fabiano Couto (Brazil - Scientific Editor), Laura Vilela Rodrigues Rezende (Brazil - Scientific Editor), Larissa Drumond (Brazil - Executive Editor), Lucas George Wendt (Executive Editor - Communications). We updated the team of consultants, scientists and evaluators to expand and have more representation from all over Latin America. We implement an editorial policy of equity and diversity to promote an inclusive and respectful environment for all.

Today, Biblios is a recognized publication, and in 2024 it will complete 25 years of continuous activity and a constant process of renewal.

To see the previous teams, access the external link.