Abstracts should be submitted for evaluation by the Scientific Committee before May 13th, 2016. Submissions will be managed through the Conference web application (Members’ area). Papers will be submitted in the same way after abstracts are accepted. Acceptations will be communicated to authors before June 17th, 2016 in order for them to have time to write the full papers.

 

IMPORTANT: please remember that you should register first to be able to submit your paper.

 

When there are several authors to one paper, only one of them should submit the paper.

The corresponding author should indicate through her members’ area, the name and e-mail address of all the paper co-authors, taking care that this information will be consistent with the one included by each registered co-author. All co-authors that want to be listed in the Conference Programme must register. When the corresponding author introduced correctly the names and e-mail addresses, a notification will appear in the members’ area of all registered co-authors.

Authors will have 15-20 minutes available for presentation, followed by 5-10 minutes of comments and discussion.

Submission rules:

In order to guarantee an homogeneous look for the papers, please use the attached templates:

Abstract Model

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Extended Abstract Model


Abstract Model Practitioner Sessions

Paper Model

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This year the Scientific Committee will also accept the presentation of ongoing research results even if there is still no complete paper. For this , you should submit a extended abstract of at least 1,500 words.

The rules included in the templates are:

Papers should have a maximum extension of 25 A4 pages with .doc format and a maximum size of 2MBPlease use the templates linked above.

Title should be numbered correlatively in bold.

Tables and figures should be numbered correlatively and should be inserted within the text after being referred to for the first time.

Font for the main text: Times New Roman, 12 cpi.

                       Space between lines: 1.5 lines.

Paragraph format: spacing before and after 6 cpi.

Page numbering: all pages, except the first one, will be numbered in the footer, centered.

                       References format:

World Bank (2002): Cities on the Move: a World Bank Urban Transport Strategy Review, World Bank, Washington DC.

Becattini, G. (2002): "Del distrito industrial marshalliano a la ‘teoría del distrito’ contemporánea. Una breve reconstrucción crítica", Investigaciones Regionales, nº1, p.9-32.

 


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