The size of a Full / Commentary Paper has to be 4-6 pages (including abstract, main text, references and figure legends). For each additional page of the Full paper, the author will be required to pay an extra fee.
The size of a Doctoral Workshop proposal has to be 1-2 pages.
Each main author is allowed to submit max. 2 papers (check for the additional charges on the registration page). However, the author can be mentioned as a co-author in other submissions.
The conference language is English only.
Guidelines for preparing your paper:
Full paper: please use the provided Guidelines for preparing your paper. You can find there instructions and recommendations on how to structure a Full paper in compliance with the IEEE requirements. You can download the Guidelines here.
Depending on the submission type*, a paper should include a combination of following sections: Synopsis, Research Design, Relevance for Practice, Relevance for Education, Main and Anticipated Findings, Profile of Associated Instructions, Keywords.
Commentary paper: the stories of cities go well beyond the researcher perspective. We want to hear informed commentary from citizens, city leaders and other stakeholders who want to ensure their future cities have a high quality of life. We would like factual commentaries that effectively and meaningfully shed light on either the topics of this conference or anything that you, as a city stakeholder, consider worthy of discussion.
The commentary paper should have a short meaningful title, an abstract of 50 words or less, no more than 35 references, and one or two figures (with figure legends) or tables.
Doctoral Workshop proposals**:
Starting a new Journey – this proposal focuses on your PhD journey at the beginning of your research. Use the chance to present your research questions and the first outline of your project. Profit from in-depth discussions with and feedback by peers and professionals from different fields.
On the Journey – this proposal focuses on the first outcomes of your research in the middle stage of your PhD journey. Share your current research findings, and strengthen your arguments by the qualified feedback from professionals with diverse perspectives on your findings.
* Submission types: Research Paper, Commentary Paper, Case Study, Masters Research Note, Practitioner Paper, Research Paper.
**All presented during the Doctoral Workshop proposals can be then considered for the elaboration and extension. PhD researchers will be given a chance to be published in either Project Management Research & Practice Journal or IEEE Xplore.