Submit an Extended Abstract or Full Paper

Submission Options

Extended Abstract

The extended abstract should provide a concise but substantive overview of the research and normally include:

• Title of the paper
• Name(s) and institutional affiliation(s) of author(s)
• Email of the corresponding author
• Background and research problem
• Research objective(s) or question(s)
• Methodology and data, where applicable
• Key findings or expected findings
• Main contribution and policy relevance
• 3 to 5 keywords

The approximately 600-word limit excludes title, author information, keywords, and references.

Full Paper

A full paper should normally contain: title; abstract and keywords; introduction; literature review and/or theoretical framework; data and methodology; results and discussion; policy implications where relevant; conclusion; references; and appendices where necessary.

Formatting Requirements

• A4 paper size
• Times New Roman, 12 point
• 1.5 line spacing
• 1-inch margins
• Justified text
• Tables and figures numbered with clear titles and sources
• APA 7th Edition referencing

Originality & Research Ethics

Submissions must represent original work and comply with accepted standards of academic integrity and research ethics. Authors are responsible for proper citation, necessary approvals, conflict-of-interest disclosure, and acknowledgement of relevant funding.