Important Dates and Submission Guidelines for the LIC'24

  Important dates

• 15 October  2024         Conference registration opens

• 15  November 2024         Conference registration closes

• And  28 November 2024   Conference venue 

Submission Guidelines for the LIC’24

Submissions addressing issues related to the conference themes are highly encouraged. All submissions will be subject to a double-blind review process.

We welcome submissions of a standard appropriate for highly ranked journals in English or French, as short or full papers. Short papers should be of 3 to 5 pages (references not included) maximum and full papers of 12 pages maximum (references not included). They should be submitted to :https://ligue2024.sciencesconf.org/

Manuscripts must be original and unpublished and not under review for publication elsewhere. Success in the review process will not guarantee publication in the special and regular issues supporting this LIC’2023 edition, but to be accepted for publication in these special issues, papers need to be presented at the conference. Authors of selected best short/full papers will be invited to submit a final full version of their contribution for a potential publication in special issues.

Article files should be written in English or in French and provided in Microsoft Word format. Please ensure that the text is in Times New Roman font style, font size 12, with 1.5 spacing.

Articles files should include:

* A cover sheet (page 1) including ONLY THE  TITLE and the abstract of  the paper. The abstract of the paper should be structured as follows: authors must supply a structured abstract (maximum 250 words in total) set out under 7 sub-headings: 1) Purpose; 2)Design/methodology/approach; 3) Findings; 4) Research limitations/implications; 5) Practical implications; 6) Originality/value; 7) Keywords: a maximum of 4 relevant and short keywords.

* Starting from page 2, a short paper and a full paper should be prepared as follows:

• Introduction

• Literature review

• Design/methodology/approach

• Findings/discussion

• Research limitations/implications