Guidlines for Edited Collection
The International Centre for Olympic Studies (ICOS) will produce a
peer-reviewed collection of edited contributions from the Symposium papers. In
an effort to foster this dissemination worldwide, and following a global trend
in scholarly production, the edited collection will now be provided to all
delegates in electronic format, as well through LA84, reinforcing ICOS’
positive stance on open access policies (www.la84foundation.org/index.html).
ICOS no longer produces hard copies of Symposium papers. Presenters who wish their
paper(s) to be considered for the edited collection will be required to submit their
full papers on or before July 27, 2012.
ELIGIBILITY
- Any presenter at the 11th International Symposium
for Olympic Research who wishes their paper to be considered for the edited
collection. (Presenters who do not want their papers to be considered for the edited collection,
please do not submit your work).
- The
paper must be original research.
- It
must not be submitted for consideration for publication elsewhere.
- It
must not have undergone peer-review for any other conference or journal.
- Only 1
paper per presenter will be considered for publication.
REQUIREMENTS
- Full papers are due no later than July 27, 2012.
- The paper must conform to the following
specifications:
- 2,000-2,500
words, not including endnotes (papers that do not fit precisely within these
limits will not be considered)
- include cover page with title
and full contact information
- use 12-point, Times New Roman
font, with 1-inch margins, double spaced
- citations must conform to the
Chicago Manual of Style, 15th
edition
- all papers must be in English
- the essay should be submitted
through email as an attached WORD document to Dr. Janice Forsyth: janice.forsyth@uwo.ca. The MS-Word *.docx format is
preferred, but *.doc, *rtf, and *.odt documents will be acceptable
- the writer shall attend the conference and present the paper
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