Albores, Journal of Political and Social Sciences is a peer-reviewed, biannual, open-access publication focused on various disciplines within the social sciences. Edited by Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro (UAQ), the journal publishes original and unpublished articles, essays subject to blind peer review, book reviews, and photographic works, all of which are evaluated by the editorial team.

The objective of Albores is to disseminate social research in disciplines such as cultural studies, communication, sociology, politics, gender studies, local development, international relations, and public administration, among other social sciences. Additionally, it seeks to generate dialogue, exchange, and exposure of work at local, national, and international levels.

The mission of Albores is to be a space for discussion, critique, and reflection on contemporary social issues. The journal aims to encourage researchers, academics, and students to conduct social research and action research, and to share their findings as contributions to knowledge with an impact on solving social problems.

The vision of Albores is to become as an accessible, reliable, and prestigious source for the dissemination of academic and scientific knowledge with social impact, based on standards, guidelines, and criteria that ensure the clarity, validity, and quality of the published material.