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Argentine non-profit foundation and open-access academic publisher focused on egalitarian philosophies, new technologies, and universal basic income.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Fundación MenteClara (FMC) is an Argentine non-profit foundation and academic publisher based in Argentina. According to its official website, its mission is research, teaching, and assistance: it funds research, empirical essays, and the publication of systematic reviews on the state of academic thought regarding egalitarian philosophies and new technologies; it offers courses, seminars, and conferences in Argentina and Spain, as well as at collaborating institutions such as its Course on Writing Scientific Articles; and it provides assistance to depressed population groups through courses and internships, including virtual training in physical and emotional health care in epidemic cases. The foundation also engages in communication and advocacy, notably through its open-access peer-reviewed scientific journal Renta Básica Universal (Universal Basic Income), which supports and gives visibility to policy actions. Its president is Oscar R. Gómez. The foundation's publishing arm has received international recognition: it is indexed in the European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences (NSD), managed by the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research; it is listed in JOURNAL FACTOR; it appears in REDIB, the Ibero-American scientific platform integrated by CSIC and Universia; and it holds the DOAJ Seal of Quality, awarded to scientific publishers that promote open science. It is a CrossRef member, and the website describes CrossRef as a non-profit association of approximately 2,000 voting member publishers representing 4,300 societies and publishers, including commercial organizations. Wikidata describes Fundación MenteClara simply as an academic publisher based in Argentina. The foundation also references RBU coin and FMC coin on its site, indicating engagement with new technologies and alternative economic models alongside its scholarly publishing. As a non-profit entity, it is privately held and not listed on any stock exchange.

History

Fundación MenteClara is an Argentine non-profit foundation and academic publisher. Its official website presents its mission as research, teaching, and assistance. Under research, it finances investigations, empirical essays, and the publication of systematic reviews on the state of academic thought in relation to egalitarian philosophies and new technologies. Under teaching, it organizes courses, seminars, and conferences in Argentina and Spain, as well as at collaborating institutions, including a Course on Writing Scientific Articles. Under assistance, it supports depressed population groups through courses and internships, such as virtual training in physical and emotional health care in cases of epidemics. The foundation also carries out communication work, notably through its open-access peer-reviewed scientific journal Renta Básica Universal (Universal Basic Income), which supports and gives visibility to policy actions. Its president is Oscar R. Gómez. The foundation's publishing activities have received international recognition: it is indexed in the European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences (NSD), managed by the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research; it is listed in JOURNAL FACTOR; it appears in REDIB, the Ibero-American scientific platform integrated by CSIC and Universia; and it holds the DOAJ Seal of Quality, awarded to scientific publishers that promote open science. It is a CrossRef member. The website also references RBU coin and FMC coin, indicating an engagement with new technologies and alternative economic models. Wikidata describes Fundación MenteClara as an academic publisher based in Argentina. As a non-profit entity, it is privately held and not listed on any stock exchange.

Products and positioning

Non-profit academic foundation and open-access publisher promoting egalitarian philosophies, new technologies, and universal basic income through research, teaching, and assistance.

  • Revista Científica Arbitrada Open Access Renta Básica Universal

    Open-access peer-reviewed scientific journal supporting and giving visibility to universal basic income policy actions.

  • Course on Writing Scientific Articles

    A course offered in Argentina and Spain and at collaborating institutions.

  • Virtual training in physical and emotional health care in epidemic cases

    Assistance program supporting depressed population groups through courses and internships.

  • RBU coin

    A coin referenced on the foundation's website, related to universal basic income.

  • FMC coin

    A coin referenced on the foundation's website.

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