Call for submissions
The international conference for Social Sciences
“Communication. Information. Learning” 2024 – 11th Edition
VIRTUAL PRESENTATION. 17th – 18th of May 2024.
The aim of the conference is to enable a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary dialogue between the domains of social sciences . The conference will include two types of activities:
– Presentations within the sections, on domains, sciences, specialisations;
– Interdisciplinary round tables, on topics of wide interest, to be determined after the reception of titles and abstract of presentations.
More information about participation can be found here.
Conference domains:
Communication Sciences: Communication and Public Relations, Journalism
Education sciences, Psychology, Behavioural sciences
Sociology, Political and Administrative Sciences
Deadlines
CIL 2024
– May 10th 2024 – Registration form (in the attached file)
– May 12th 2024 – Confirmation of participation.
– May 14th 2024 – Proof of payment of the registration fee and submission of papers.
Registration
Conference languages: Romanian, English, French. The title, abstract (200 – 250 words) and keywords (3 – 5 keywords) of the contributions will be in English.
The registration fee is 70 RON / 15 Euros.
RON account: RO08RZBR0000060021886359, opened at the Raiffeisen Bank, BIC RZBRROBU. Beneficiary: Davian Vlad
Please send the Registration form, by the 10th of May 2024. After confirmation, please send a scanned proof of your payment at [email protected] by 14th of May 2024.
Publication & requirements
Papers (8 -12 pages) shall be published in the conference volume at publishing houses acknowledged by CNCSIS for specific fields.
For the social science researchers: the conference volume shall be published at an A2 publishing house.
For further information, please contact the organising committee at [email protected].
PAGE: A4
MARGINS: 2cm / 2 cm / 2 cm /2 cm
TITLE: Times New Roman, capitalised, 14, bold, centred.
AUTHOR’S NAME: Name, SURNAME, TNR, 12, bold, right.
Under the name: title, institution, e-mail address.
ARTICLE: Times New Roman, normal, 12, single, justified.
The conference Communication. Information. Learning uses the Chicago system of academic writing. Further details on The Chicago Manual of Style available at http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/home.html
Citing requirements:
1. Books
a. single author
Bibliography: Kourik, Robert. 1998. The lavender garden: beautiful varieties to grow and gather. San Francisco: Chronicle Books.
In the text: (Kourik 1998)
b. Two or three authors
Bibliography: Flinders, David J. and Geoffrey E. Mills, eds. 1993. Theory and concepts in qualitative research: perspectives from the field. New York: Teachers College Press.
In the text: (Flinders and Mills 1993)
c. More than three authors
Bibliography: Kimble, John M., Rattan Lal, and Ronald F. Follett, eds. 2002. Agricultural practices and policies for carbon sequestration in soil. Boca Raton, Fla.: Lewis Publishers.
In the text: (Kimble, et al. 2002)
d. an institutional author
Bibliography: Ohio State University. Natural Resources Institute. 1959. A directory of Ohio facilities and services for resource conservation. Columbus: Natural Resources Institute.
In the text: (Ohio State 1959)
2. Articles
a. Journal articles, single author
Bibliography: Terborgh, J. 1974. Perservation of natural diversity: The problem of extinction-prone species. BioScience 24:715-22.
In the text: (Terborgh 1974, 720) or (Terborgh 1974)
b. Journal articles having two authors
Bibliography: Bolzan, J.F. and K.C. Jezek. 2000. Accumulation rate changes in central Greenland from passive microwave data. Polar Geography 27(4):277-319.
In the text: (Bolzan and Jezek 2000, 280) or (Bolzan and Jezek 2000)
c. Newspaper articles
Bibliography: newspaper articles are not to be mentioned in the Bibliography.
In the text: “In an article on rampage killers (New York Times, April 10, 2000), Laurie Goodstein and William Glaberson describe…”
d. Encyclopaedia entries
Bibliography: Encyclopaedia entries are not to be mentioned in the Bibliography.
In the text: “In his article on Nebo in the eleventh edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, Morris Jastrow noted that…”
3. Electronic and Internet sources
a. Electronic journals or newspapers
Bibliography: Thomas, Trevor M. 1956. Wales: Land of Mines and Quarries. Geographical Review 46, no. 1: 59-81. http://www.jstor.org/ (accessed June 30, 2005).
In the text: (Thomas 1956)
b. Electronic books
Bibliography: Rollin, Bernard E. 1998. The Unheeded Cry: Animal Consciousness, Animal Pain, and Science. Ames, Iowa. The Iowa State University Press. http://www.netlibrary.com (accessed June 30, 2005).
In the text: (Rollin 1998)
c. Electronic sites
Bibliography: Roach, John. 2005. Journal Ranks Top 25 Unanswered Science Questions. http://news.nationalgeographic.com (accessed July 7, 2005).
In the text: (National Geographic 2005)
Contact
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