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Submission GuidelinesAbstract SubmissionThose wishing to present a paper should e-mail a title and 250-300 word abstract to the Conference Administrator Jonathon Louth at apsa@adelaide.edu.au
The paper-givers name, institutional affiliation (if any), relevant stream and their e-mail address (if applicable) or postal address should be listed immediately under the title. The abstract and other information should be sent as an attachment in MS word. Paper-givers must specify whether they intend to submit their paper for refereeing in their e-mail (but not on the attached abstract), so that prospective referees for the full paper can be organised. Paper-givers who do not have access to e-mail may fax the above information to the Administrator at 61 8 83033446. Paper SubmissionThose who do not wish to submit their papers for refereeing should bring at least 25 copies of their papers with them to the Conference. Refereed papers will be anonymously, externally, peer refereed in accordance with DEST guidelines and papers that are accepted will be published on the Conference website.
Three hard copies and an emailed electronic version (in MS word) will need to be submitted to: APSA Conference, Politics Discipline, University of Adelaide, SA 5005; email to apsa@adelaide.edu.au Please specify the relevant stream in your email and covering note. Any identification of authors should be confined to a separate title page. Style Guidelines for Refereed APSA 2004 PapersPapers should be between 5,000-8,000 words in length and can be produced using either endnotes exclusively (but not footnotes) or a Harvard citation system with endnotes (similar to that used by the Australian Journal of Political Science but with endnotes). Bibliography is to appear at the end of the document after the endnotes (use a section break). Margins:· Left hand margin 2.5 cm Font:· Palatino Font size:· 12 point for body of paper Title page:Full Paper Title (20 point, bold) Author (16 point) Refereed paper presented to the Second page of document:Do not include paper title, author details, or any contact details on the second page of your document (i.e. the page following the title page). The second page should begin with the first paragraph of your paper. Footer:· 9 point, Palatino, centred Header:· 9 point, Palatino, right aligned Example: Lisa Hill: Adam Smith and Adam Ferguson on the Division of Labour Endnotes:· 9 point, Palantino and numbered consecutively. Spelling and Grammar:Please run a ‘spelling check’ through your paper. For further information go to the AJPS style guideline located at:
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