• Academic rigor

• Practical relevance to business, civil society actors and policy makers

• Clear language accessible to all

• Relevance of issues and methodological problems to other PhD candidates

Summaries should be between 2000 and 3000 words and include the following:

• Field of research and theoretical mainstream

• Clear description of the research question(s)

• Detailed description of the research methodology on both data collection and data analysis

• Organizational details such as links with professors or colleagues from different countries, cooperation with research institutes/universities, international database(s) used, etc.

Summaries should be between 1000 and 1500 words and include the following:

• Field of research

• Clear description of the research question(s) and topic being examined

• Comprehensible narratives of the problems related to intra or inter-disciplinary issues, research design, theory building, research methodologies, etc.

• Organizational details such as links with professors or colleagues from different countries, cooperation with research institutes/universities, international database(s) used, etc.

• In the text, all tables and figures must be referred to and all must have captions ("(Figure 1 about here)")
• If the lead author is Katherine Smith, the main manuscript filename should be smith.doc.
• Everything, including references, must be double-spaced - with exception to tables
• All contributions should be submitted in .pdf or .doc format.

• Submission of contributions (papers, research projects and issues or methodological queries) by
• Review feedback and decision by 28 July 2007