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The IIIS DP Series is an electronic-only discussion paper series. Papers in the series can be downloaded from the IIIS website in Acrobat PDF format. This is a ‘pre-publication’ series: it is expected that papers will subsequently be submitted for publication in an academic journal or other final destination. It is nonexclusive: you are free to also release a submitted paper in other outlets (e.g. a departmental series, an external series, or on your personal web page.) The IIIS DP series is also distributed via a number of internet-based libraries of electronic discussion papers. How to submit a paper?

Call for papers for 10th Anniversary of the IIIS special edited volume: extended deadline to 31st January 2012

The 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Institute takes place in December 2012. To mark the anniversary it is intended that the Institute produce a special edited volume of papers focusing on the overarching theme of the Institute. To this end I am now inviting you to contribute to this volume.

We are seeking submissions that address the process of globalization as enacted via flows of capital, ideas, investment, knowledge, people, trade etc., the institutions and governance related to those flows and the concomitant integration of markets, peoples, states etc. One approach might be to consider a specific aspect of globalisation flows, review and explore the evolution of those flows over the past decade, their significance and consider their likely trajectory into the future. However, all submissions covering the broad expanse of globalisation studies are welcome.

It is intended that the volume be as inclusive as possible. Interdisciplinary submissions are especially welcome. The target readership is intended to include those with a general interest in the field of globalisation as well as those with more specialist interests in the field. Submissions which should not exceed 4,000 words in length (excluding diagrams, tables etc) can be single or multi-authored.

The following is the schedule for the preparation of the volume:

  1. By January 16th, extended deadline to 31st January 2012 please submit the title of your proposed submission along with a short (circa 100 words) abstract and a suggestion for a discussant for your paper to Colette Keleher at Colette.keleher@tcd.ie
  2. By March 31st, the full submission should be submitted.
  3. The publication date for the volume will be December 2012 and the volume's publication will coincide with a special one day conference at which authors and discussant will have the opportunity to present their work.

 

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How to submit a paper?

Send the following to the administrator Colette Keleher

  • Your paper as a PDF file
  • Complete the following template and save as a text file (.txt)
    **Please ensure you have no spaces in the template as the paper will not display correctly**
  • Please advise if you would like your paper uploaded to RePEc (Research Papers in Economics) and or Social Science Research Network SSRN
  • A non-technical summary of 200-250 words which can be used on this site to provide an overview of the paper and its conclusions for a wider audience.

This should include the following:

  • Short (ideally one sentence) statement of paper's purpose
  • Short statement of approach followed in the research
  • Short statement of major findings
  • Statement of practical implications
  • Statement elaborating on what is original about the paper and/or why is it of value
  • For Research Students Only - Your supervisor must provide a recommendation for the publication"

 

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Last updated 16 May 2012 by IIIS (Email).