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Versión
en Español
- International Conference
- Global: "Networking into the Future"
- Veracruz, Ver., Mexico
- April 25-28, 1999
Proposals for papers
Papers in all relevant fields (15 minutes/6 pages), in
English, French or Spanish will be considered by the
Organizing Committee. Proposals (350 words) and a brief
CV should be sent rigth away. Final papers should be in
before March 20th.. Further information: jsandria@mia.uv.mx
Important notes
Each paper should clearly indicate the nature of its
contribution, and the problems, domains, or environments
to which it is applicable with a global and prospective
approach. Final papers should be submited ASAP, to
maintain good standards of organization Authors are
required to attend the conference to present their paper
personally and participate in the discussion. It is
therefore necessary that at least one author registers
for the Conference.
Visit the conference Web page at http://fesi.freeservers.com/global
or the mirror Web page: http://www.mia.uv.mx/~jsandria/global
Topics
| 1 |
International Education |
IE |
| 2 |
International Relations |
IR |
| 3 |
International Alliances
(Bussiness, Universities Collaboration Programs,
Etc. ) |
IA |
| 4 |
International Job Market |
IJM |
| 5 |
International Future of Science,
Technology and Knowledge |
ISTK |
| 6 |
Global Market Opportunities |
GMO |
| 7 |
Global Society |
GS |
| 8 |
Multinational Projects |
MP |
| 9 |
Universities and Organizations
International Affairs |
UOIA |
| 10 |
Impact of Technology on Learning
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ITOL |
Important note to potential authors:
Papers should be conceived within a prospective
approach.
Final Instructions
Please follow format and style
Title must be in capital letters centred on the page
(Times New Roman character 14). Authors must be
identified by first name, initial and surname (family
name): indicate your affiliation in the notes at the foot
of the page. An informative abstract of no more than 100
words must accompany each manuscript, written in Italics
(Time New Roman 12). Use single spacing throughout.
Please note the following general requirement
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The authors should prepare the papers on
computer and send them by floppy disc or E-mail,
Microsoft Word6 DOC or Ascii files . Divide the
text into sections, with clearly indicated
headings (Times New Roman 14, boldface). Text
should be in block letters (Times New Roman 12).
All papers must follow exactly these margins: top
and bottom 2,5cm; left and right 3cm. |
| 2) |
Acceptance for publication will be based on
the final papers and the Program Committee
reserves the right to exclude papers for reason
of quality, content, language, appearance, or
otherwise. |
| 3) |
All papers must be written in English,
Spanish or French. |
| 4) |
Contributions must not exceed (6) A4 pages,
including figures, references, etc. |
| 5) |
Authors are required to attend the conference
to present their paper personally and participate
in the discussion. It is therefore necessary that
at least one author register for the Conference. |
| 6) |
All illustrations must be numbered and cited
in the text, and can be submitted in separate
files (one for each figure), using TIFF, GIF, JPG
or EPS files or included in the original Word
document. Photographs must be in TIFF, GIF or JPG
format. All illustration should be put as close
to their mention as possible and reduced to
proper size to fit within the text. |
| 7) |
Type legends in Times New Roman character 12.
Use only standard symbols and abbreviations in
text and illustrations. When symbols, arrows,
numbers, or letters are used to identify parts of
the illustrations, identify and explain them
clearly in the legend. Tables should be
self-explanatory and should supplement, not
duplicate the text. Cite each table in the text
in consecutive order; number tables consecutively
and supply a brief title for each. Place
explanatory matter in the footnotes, not in the
headings. |
| 8) |
References should be written in Times New
Roman 10, numbered consecutively as they appear
in the text within brackets (i.e. [1]) and listed
at the end of the paper. Full bibliographic
details should be given according to normal
scientific standards. |
| 9) |
Curriculum Vitae and Photographs.
A short curriculum vitae should be typed on the
last page of your paper (no more than 10 lines).
Attach a color photograph ( passport size) of
each author. Write the name of the person behind
each photograph using a soft pencil. |
When your paper is ready
Send Final Paper, short CV and photo via email to jsandria@mia.uv.mx
or the floppy disk and the original of the paper,
together with three good quality copies by courrier
service as soon as possible to:
The Program Committee,
Global: "Networking into the Future"
Moctezuma # 65 C.P. 91000
Xalapa, Veracruz, MEXICO
Remember that the paper must arrive before March
20th..
Please spread the word about the Conference.
Thanks!
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