abstractguidelines

Guidelines for the Extended Abstract
Submit an extended abstract of 2-3 pages //(no more than 1500 words)// by August 24, 2009 (September 25, 2009 for the second call). Send your extended abstract(s) at mitanadamahnaz@gmail.com (use this email only for submission of your extended abstract as attachment. Do NOT submit the extended abstract through this Wiki site .) In the extended abstract include the following headings in **bold**. Do not merge or delete or leave any section blank. We will review the chapter proposals (short and the extended abstracts) and provide you feedback by August 31, 2009 (for extended abstracts submitted by August 24, 2009) and by October 2, 2009 (for extended abstracts submitted by September 25, 2009) via email. If you have any questions or concerns before submitting the extended abstract please send them to mmitab@gmail.com.
 * Suggested Titles:** Two or three alternative titles for your chapter. Prioritize (rank 1-3) according to preference.
 * Author(s) Details:** Name, Affiliation (Institution/Organisation), Contact details {mailing address (including country), email, phone and fax (if any) numbers}
 * Connection with the underlying theme:** Connection of your chapter to the underlying theme of the book and the appropriate section of the book.
 * Type of your chapter:** Identify the type of chapter as conceptual**;** model building**;** argumentative**;** analytical**;** case study(ies), empirical research, developmental work etc. Justify the chapter type in 2 to 3 sentences.
 * Proposed Chapter Organisation:** Create an outline of the content of your chapter with different headings and subheadings**,** and a brief description of the content under each heading. Explain the connection between the different elements (headings and subheadings).
 * Idea/Concept Map** (optional but useful): In addition to the above create a visual map of content organization and interrelationship between the different elements of the chapter.
 * Contribution of the chapter:** New knowledge or information that your chapter will contribute to the basic question (the title of the book)