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The
Nuremberg
War Crimes Trial and Its Policy Consequences Today: An Interdisciplinary
Conference
October
6-7, 2006
I. General Guidelines (Modified
January 10, 2006)
- All
papers and presentations should be in English.
- The following
deadlines apply:
Proposal Deadline:
March 15, 2006
Abstract Deadline: May 15, 2006
Panel Assignments will be made no later than
August 1, 2006
Paper Submission to Commentators: September
10, 2006
Participant Registration Deadline: September
15, 2006
- (Modification)
A proposal for papers or panels may be submitted electronically to policyhistory@bgsu.edu,
faxed to (419) 372-7208 or mailed to
Don K.
Rowney
Professor
of History
Department
of History
Bowling Green
State
University
Bowling Green, Ohio
43403
no
later than March 15, 2006.
(Submissions
postmarked by March 15, 2006 will be considered)
- Acknowledgement
of receipt of proposal will be by e-mail.
- The
Program Committee will notify applicants regarding acceptance based on
proposals by April 30, 2006.
Letters of acceptance will be distributed to all participants by e-mail.
Final acceptance is based on provision of acceptable abstract and
submission according to other deadlines.
Accepted panels and presenters will be listed in the Conference
Program upon completion of registration.
- Abstracts
will be used to place panelists should less than a full panel be proposed.
II.
Panels
- Panel
proposals must be submitted electronically, by fax, or by street mail in the
format that follows this section.
- Various
scholarly panel forms will be accommodated. Panels will normally consist of
two or three papers, one or two discussants/commentators, and one
chair/moderator.
- The
Committee will also entertain proposals for roundtables consisting of up to
four participants and a chair.
- Panel
participants should submit papers to their colleagues well enough in advance
to allow discussants adequate time to prepare evaluations.
- Paper
presenters will normally be allowed twenty minutes during the panel to
summarize their work. It will be the responsibility of the chair to see that
this schedule is followed.
- The
Program Committee encourages full panel proposals. However, proposals for
individual papers are also welcome (see section III. Papers).
- It
is the responsibility of individuals proposing panels to obtain the consent
of all panel participants.
- Program
Committee review will focus on the relevance of the proposed topic to
conference objectives, the apparent qualifications of proposed participants,
and the potential of the proposal to stimulate interest across broad segment
of the community.
Panel Proposals must contain
the following information:
Proposer
Name
Professional Affiliation
E-mail
Please attach a resume/CV for
the Proposer
Paper Presenters
Name
Professional Affiliation
E-mail
Chair/Moderator
Name
Professional Affiliation
E-mail
Discussant/Commentator
Name
Professional Affiliation
E-mail
Topic Category in the Call for
Papers and Panels
Explanation of Panel’s Theme/Objective
Please e-mail the above
information to policyhistory@bgsu.edu
or as directed in General Information
III.
Papers
- Paper
proposals must be submitted electronically or by street mail in the format that
follows this section.
- Papers
will normally be grouped into panels organized at the discretion of the Program
Committee.
- The
Program Committee will review paper proposals for conformity with submission
guidelines, relevance to conference themes and objectives, methodological
adequacy, and potential of the proposed study to stimulate interest across broad
segments of the community.
Paper Proposals must
contain the following information:
Presenter
Name
Professional Affiliation
E-mail
Please attach a
resume/CV for the Presenter
Topic Category in the Call for Papers and
Panels
Explanation of
Paper’s Theme/Objective
Please e-mail the above
information to policyhistory@bgsu.edu
or as directed in General Information.
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