Track Theme:
South East Europe at a Cross Roads – Present Realities and Future Developments in Socio-Political Life
Topics
- Politics
- EU policy and integration
- International Relations
- Migration
- Public Administration
- Nations and Nationalism
- Conflict and Peace
- Geo-Politics
- Regional Development
- Sociology
- Religiosity
- Ethnicity
- Identity
- Social Policy
- Genocide Studies
- Post-Socialist Transformation
- Europeanization
- Family and Community Life
- Media & Journalism
- Media Representation in the Balkans
- Media Interaction and Globalization
- Media Governance
- Media Commercialization
- War Reporting
- Archiving of War Crimes
- Media Freedom
- Media Corruption
- Language Policy and Practice
- Intercultural Communication
- Ethno-Linguistics
- English as a Lingua Franca
- English-Only Europe
- The EU and Language
- Language Testing
- Language Teaching
Committees
Scientific Committee Chairs
-
Professor Andrew Taylor, University of Sheffield
-
Sara Hannam, City College – The University of Sheffield
Scientific Committee
- Professor Vasile Boari, Babes-Bolyai University, Romania
- Agnes Brunet, City College, Thessaloniki
- Professor Simon Bulmer, University of Sheffield
- Professor Theodore Chadjipandelis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
- Professor Bob Deacon, University of Sheffield
- Dr Christos Frangonikolopoulos, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
- Sara Hannam, City College, Thessaloniki
- Professor Jan Horwath, Univeristy of Sheffield
- Associate Professor Asteris Huliaras, Harokopion University of Athens
- Professor Alison James, University of Sheffield
- Professor Lila Leontidou, Hellenic Open University
- Professor Ralph Negrine, University of Sheffield
- Dr Lia Papathanasiou, City College, Thessaloniki
- Associate Professor Flore Pop, Babes-Bolyai University, Romania
- Assistant Professor Radmila Popovic, University of Belgrade
- Dr Nicola Rehling, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
- Assistant Professor Nicos Sifakis, Hellenic Open University
- Professor Dimitrios Sotiropoulos, University of Athens
- Dr Paul Stubbs, Institute of Economics, Zagreb
- Professor Andrew Taylor, University of Sheffield
- Dr Natalia Vlas, Babes-Bolyai University, Romania
Submission Guidelines
Extended Abstract: Two (2) pages of free text explaining the paper could be used. Please note that the extended abstract should not exceed 1500 words. The abstract submission should follow the structure given below:
- Purpose
- Methodology/Approach
- Findings
- Research Limitations
- Practical Implications (If applicable)
- Originality/Value of paper
- Key-words
Full-Paper: The full-paper submission should follow the guidelines given below
- Harvard Referencing System should be used as listed at http://www.shef.ac.uk/library/libdocs/hsl-dvc1.pdf
- Times New Roman 12, double spaced
- A4 format – left hand margin 25mm, right hand margin 40mm
- Footnotes numbered consecutively, provided at bottom of page
- Tables and figures clearly numbered and referred to in the text
- Quotations of more than 60 words indented, no quotation marks, single spaced
- Shorter quotations using single quotation marks in the body of text
- Both English and American spelling acceptable – please be consistent
- Non-English words in italics
- Capital letters for abbreviations and acronyms
Extended Abstracts and Full-papers for RT3 should be submitted as a word or PDF document in the following e-mail address: RT3@seerc.org
Publication of Best Papers
All full papers that are accepted will be published in electronic proceedings which will be available for all participants on the first day of the doctoral conference.
Call for Papers
You can download the Call for Papers of Research Track 3 here.