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Program proposals are no longer being accepted
Call for Program Proposals
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are invited to participate whatever their discipline. Submissions
need not address the program theme—all submissions are
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PAPER PRESENTATIONS |
Paper presentations (15 minutes) may be focused on either
empirical findings or theoretical analysis. The program
review committee will select individual submissions and
schedule a series of Paper Sessions that include 3-5 papers
on similar topics. These sessions will have a moderator
(and perhaps a discussant) appointed by the program committee.
A paper proposal should include a 200 word abstract (for
publication in the conference program) and a 1000 word
summary (for the program review committee).
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Paper.doc
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POSTER PRESENTATIONS |
Poster presentations may be focused on either empirical
findings or theoretical analysis. The conference usually
holds two poster sessions held on separate days. The sessions
are organized around broad themes derived from the 40-50
posters selected for each session. Posters are mounted
for display in a high-traffic area for the entire day of
the session, but presenting authors need only attend their
poster during the official session near the end of the
day. A poster proposal must include a 1000 word summary
for the program review committee. |
Poster.doc
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SYMPOSIUM SESSIONS |
Symposium proposals (75-90 minutes) should describe
3-4 presentations organized around a single topic. Symposium
sessions will have a named organizer who may serve as moderator,
and may include a named discussant who will comment on
the presented papers. A symposium proposal must include
a 400 word abstract (for publication in the conference
program), and a 1500 word summary (for the program review
committee) that describes each of the presentations and
the session as a whole. |
Symposium.doc
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DISCUSSION SESSIONS |
Discussion Sessions (75-90 minutes) are intended to
provide an interactive venue for exploring ideas that bear
on the development of knowledge, broadly conceived. They
may be formatted as debates, panels, or organized discussions;
and may focus on any well-defined topic. Submissions must
include a 400 word abstract (for publication in the conference
program), and a 1000 word summary (for the program review
committee) that describes the topic and structure of the
session and the role of each of the discussion leaders. |
Discussion.doc
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