The Greening of Industry Network
GIN2008: Requirements and Guidelines for Papers
and Presentations
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Facilitating Sustainable Innovations -
Sustainable Innovation as a Tool for Regional Development
Co-organized by The Greening of Industry Network,
The Cartesius Institute, and The
Full
Papers/cases/position papers:
Presenters may submit
full papers or cases, or optionally short position papers. We strongly
encourage written submissions from all presenters so that your work receives
wide dissemination to GIN members via the proceedings. Full papers and other
contributions should be submitted as soon as possible, and no later than
The
conference proceedings will be added to an on-line searchable archive of GIN
conferences, available to GIN Members.
Conference outcomes
The first conference
outcome will be a manifesto with
concrete recommendations on how to create sustainable innovations on a regional
level and how to radically renew the regional context. All conference sessions
will contribute to the manifesto.
An
edited book is a further expected outcome of the GIN2008 Conference on the
theme of Sustainability and Innovation. The book will be edited by
Papers: As a general guideline, research and policy papers
should be between 4,000 and a maximum of 7,000 words in length.
Case studies: Case studies, practitioner reports, position papers may be
shorter, around 4,000-to-5,000 words, more-or-less.
FULL PAPER format
1.
TITLE PAGE: Header (for title page only):
copy & paste header from below.* Paper title and full contact information
of all authors, on title page. Title: Bold and centered. Authors:
left-justified.
2.
ABSTRACT of 100-300 words.
3.
FULL PAPER TEXT with references and notes.
4.
Margins: One inch/25mm all around.
Justification: left.
5.
Font: Times New Roman 12-point,
single-spaced text.
6.
Page size: Please select "A4".
7.
Submitted in WORD.
8.
Maximum file size 1MB.
9.
Send by email attachment to greening@cstm.utwente.nl no later
than June 13.
10.
References should be quoted in the text as
name and year within parentheses (Collins, 1998a). References should be listed
alphabetically by author, at the end of the paper, in the following style:
Lundin RA. 1995. Editorial. Temporary
organizations and project management. Scandanavian
Journal of Management 11: 315-318.
Harker PT. 1989. The art and science
of decision making. In The Analytical Hierarchy Process Applications
and Studies, Golden BL, Wasil EA, Harker PT (eds).
Springer:
Online citations
should include date of access.
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Title Page:
Facilitating
Sustainable Innovations: Sustainable Innovation as a Tool for Regional
Development
Co-organized by The
Greening of Industry Network,
The Cartesius
Institute, and The
Presentations:
Rather than formal
paper presentations, the dominant mode of the workshop will be dialogue. Oral
presentations should be kept brief, with a few slides, if any at all, sticking
to your main points, results, challenges, and interesting questions that will
contribute to a discussion of the central issues and plans for next steps. Aim
to get the session participants focusing on ideas rather than a lot of text on
a screen. Make a brief presentation to provoke discussion and generate
interesting research and action agendas emerging from your session. Each
session will be lead by the session chair. He or she will be in contact with
all presenters before the conference. Please follow the instructions by the
chair.
Be
sure to arrive at your session room early and identify yourself to the session
chair. Each presenter will have about 10 minutes. Most sessions will run for 90
minutes. The amount of time you will have for your presentation will depend on
how many other presenters are in the session and what the session chair
determines would be fair and productive.
PowerPoint
will be supported. If possible, email your PPT files to greening@cstm.utwente.nl by June 13
so that they can be checked and loaded on our computers to facilitate
transitions between speakers; otherwise bring flash drives or CDs.
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Facilitating Sustainable Innovations -
Sustainable Innovation as a Tool for Regional Development
Co-organized by The Greening of Industry Network,
The Cartesius Institute, and The