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Paper Submission Guidelines
Important Submission Requirements
Abstract – submission information (title, abstract, authors) are due on July 14, and full papers with supplemental material are due on August 12.Author information fixed after the abstract deadline – the author list for a submission MUST be complete by the abstract submission deadline, (cannot be changed thereafter).
Submission System
When submitting your manuscript, please make sure that you submit it to your intended area by choosing the appropriate area from the list of six areas.
Reconciliation and Conflict Transformation; Public policy and public security (in the time of war); Mechanisms for ensuring the resilience of public administration during hybrid andreal wars and conflicts; Changes in legislation, power structures, and decision-making mechanisms duringconflicts; Consolidation of society in the context of rethinking national identity; Political and social development; Third-sector parties and activities; Economic impact of war; Humanitarian help.
Originality & Reuse of Text
All submissions must be novel contributions by the authors. This means that they must be original work by the authors that has not been published previously in or submitted concurrently to any conference proceeding, magazine or journal, or the like, in any language, in any form, in whole or in part, by any combination of authors.
Plagiarism
Plagiarism of the work of others is at all times unacceptable and will lead to the submission being removed from the review process.
Page Length Restrictions
Paper length may be up to a maximum of ten (10) pages (space 1) with additional two (2) pages allowed only for references. Authors can make use of more than two pages for references if the total is still within the 11 (10+2) page limit.
General Expectations
We expect that submissions will clearly discuss novel and significant contributions and place them in the context of prior art in the field. The following structure should be presented: Abstract, Key words, Introduction, Research methods, Result of research, Сonclusions, References.
Expectations for References
For the list of references at the end of the document, we expect from authors that they check each bibliographic entry for correctness (e.g., author names including special characters, publication years, publication type, page numbers vs. article numbers, etc.), completeness (all needed information for the respective entry type), and general consistency of reporting.
Paper Submission Keywords
Authors are expected to select appropriate keywords for submitted papers.
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