[Asis-l] GL7 Call for Papers - A Fortnight till Closing

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        SEVENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GREY LITERATURE
                 "Open Access to Grey Resources"

                            INIST-CNRS
                        5-6 December 2005
                          Nancy, France

                         CALL FOR PAPERS
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TO:
Authors, Publishers, Librarians, Web Editors, Researchers, Policy Makers,
Information Managers, Brokers and Vendors, Information Specialists,
Intermediaries, Information Technicians, Information Professionals,
Journalists, and Academia

GUIDELINES FOR THE SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS:
Participants who wish to present a paper at GL7 are invited to submit an
English abstract between 300-400 words. The abstract should deal with the
problem/goal, the research method/procedure, costs related to the project,
and the anticipated results/conclusions of the research. The abstract
should include the title of the paper, the author(s) name(s) and
organization(s), as well as address/phone/fax/email information. This data
will be used to compile the GL7 Conference Program.

DUE DATE AND FORMAT FOR SUBMISSION:
The abstract must be emailed on or before May 17, 2005 in MS Word. The
author will receive written verification upon receipt of the abstract.
The GL7 Program Committee will use these abstracts in order to finalize
the Conference Program.

ABSTRACT OF THE PAPER:
Abstracts are the only tangible source, which will allow the Program
Committee to guarantee content and balance in the sessions and panels.
Every effort should be made to reflect the content of your work in the
abstract submitted. Abstracts not in compliance with the Guidelines 
(see above) may be returned to the author for revision.

NOTE*
Non-native English-speaking authors, who submit abstracts of their papers
to the GL7 Program Committee, may request editorial support from the
conference and organizing bureau. This is a complimentary service offered
upon the explicit request of the author. This editorial service not only
hopes to encourage content contributions from non-native English speakers,
but also seeks to facilitate the work of the Program Committee.
Simply type, "Editorial service requested" above your abstract and submit
on or before May 17, 2005.


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