The research portion of the Stavanger Innovation seeks to be somewhat different from other conferences. We welcome papers and draft papers that raise important and new issues. The aim is to offer more interaction, reflection and dialogue between researchers within each track. Papers will be presented in workshops on the second day of the conference.
These workshop track sessions are devoted to the presentation and discussion of research and results, with an emphasis on dialogue and reflection with peers in the research community.
Interested authors are therefore invited to submit abstracts described in the Workshop Tracks section of the website.
We request that each abstract be submitted for one workshop track only.
Please follow theGuidelines for Submissions below, then send submissions to Erin Lynch.
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Guidelines for Abstract Submission to the Stavanger Innovation Summit.
Please list the following details with your abstract:
1. Title of Paper Submission
2. Author 1 First Name
Please use Title Case. For example: JENS
3. Author 1 Last Name
Please use CAPITAL letters. For example: LARSEN
4. Author 1 Affiliation
For example: MIT or Copenhagen Business School
5. Co-author(s)
All co-authors should be entered in the following format:
First name 2 LAST NAME 2 (Affiliation 2);
First name 3 LAST NAME 3 (Affiliation 3);
First name X LAST NAME X (Affiliation X).
Please separate all co-authors with a semicolon (";").
Same rules as for the first author apply i.e. First name in small letters, LAST NAME in CAPITALS.
ex. Jens LARSEN (University of Oslo) ; Jeanette BRAUN (UC Berkeley).
6. If you are submitting a paper: It should be no longer than 600 words and entered as text only. The abstract should address theoretical and empirical background, research objective, problem and/or questions, methodology and results in terms of contribution to theory and managerial practice. Please also note the following:
• The name, affiliation, address, telephone, fax and e-mail of the author(s) as well as an indication of the corresponding author, should be placed on a separate page, along with the title of the abstract.
• Please also include three keywords, and the conference track in which the paper should fit best.
7. Abstract submissions are still being accepted. Presentations are acceptable as well.
8. Full papers of not more than 12 pages are due at the conference secretariat no later than May 25, 2009.
For more information on submitting full papers we advise you to carefully check and follow the author guidelines. If there are any questions regarding submission of your abstract, please do not hesitate to contact the Centre.
