Abstracts
We hereby invite you to submit an abstract to this innovative colloquium, which aims to further transdisciplinary dialogue between researchers and practitioners interested in the relationship between resilience and complexity thinking, and development in dynamic social-ecological systems.
We welcome a range of submissions for the colloquium. Colloquium Theme ‘Assessment Methods and Transformative Practices’ Themes
Submission Types
Abstract Format
Language: English Font: On-line System Standard Spacing: Single spacing in and between paragraphs Title: Max 20 words. Block capitals Poster, 15 Min Talk & Speed Talk Guidelines
Text: Max 250 words Please prepare abstracts to include the following key elements: Objective: What is the intent or goal of the work? (What did you want to learn?) Background: What is the problem and why was it important? What knowledge and/or practice are you building on? Findings (only if applicable): A summary of the work, or results obtained (or anticipated) Conclusions: The conclusions reached and/or recommendations. Dialogue & Mini-Workshop Session Guidelines
Text: Max 400 words Please prepare abstracts to include the following key elements: Objective: What is the intent of the session/what do you want to learn? Please outline and detail your Session: 1. Session Structure and details of any specific materials you might require in the room, if applicable. 2. Full Names of Presenters / Panellists 3. Institutional Affiliation of Presenters / Panellists 4. Session Topics / Talk Titles Criteria for Acceptance
Please ensure that you proof read your abstract for grammatical errors prior to submission, to avoid such errors being reproduced in publications. Abstracts will be reviewed and accepted according to their relevance to overall colloquium objectives. Upon acceptance of the abstract, presenters will be assigned to a session and provided additional information on the preparation of slides and organisation of each session. Poster authors will be provided additional information on preparation of the poster for presentation. |
Abstract Submissions
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