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CALL FOR PAPERS
Dear colleagues! Please read very carefully the following information
To
make a paper proposal please send on the conference e-mail
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1. personal information (First name, Surname, Academic title, Academic affiliation, e-mail);
2. abstract (about 200 words);
3. article for publication on the conference web-site and in the hard copy (about 3.000 words; MS Word *.doc, *.rtf; text font- Times New Roman, Arial; font size – 14; line spacing – 1; alphabetically numbered bibliography in the end of the text; refererences – in the text in square brackets, [source number: page number]);
4. we ask you also to attach your colour photo.
After receiving and accepting a paper proposal the Organising committee notifies you via e-mail.
The conference “Human@Religion@Internet” is online. It means that on October 1, 2007, when the conference is going to be opened, all of the submitted papers will be grouped and distributed in diffirent “Panels”. Papers discussion take place in Internet also, in the online Forum, where each paper has its own page. Conference participants, who have submitted a paper, don’t need to register in the Forum. If a paper proposal is accepted, the web-site administrator make the registration for a participant and send on his e-mail address personal Forum login and password.
Those, who want to participate in the conference without submitting a paper, need to independently register on the Forum. But please keep in mind that, in spite of the fact that the conference is online, in the same time it is an academic event and thus Organising committee wish to minimize participants anonymity. We earnestly request all conference participants to register with their original First name and Surname (e.g. “John Smith”) or at least put it in personal information.
If you have any further questions concerning paper proposal scheme, registration on the Forum etc., please contact support@e-religions.net, or you can ask any question directly from the conferecne web-site on “Contacts” page.
