Registration and Submission
Paper Template
The paper in extenso will be edited in English. All proposals will be subject to a blind peer review. Only papers that will be presented (oral or poster) will be included in the proceedings of the conference.
Please use this paper template:
Abstracts are not accepted. Authors must ensure that proper English is used in their manuscript. Submissions must be made via our online form. Papers should follow the Author Guidelines provided below and be in conformity with the template. Authors can submit their papers to the conference before the submission deadline. Once registered, papers are checked in terms of compliance with the conference topics and the format requirements. All papers submitted to the conference must be original works and must not have been previously presented or submitted to other journals or conferences. Our conference is consistent with the principles governing the intellectual property rights, discouraging any attempt of plagiarism, regardless of its forms – involuntary, self-plagiarism, voluntary misappropriation of other people’s ideas etc. Authors must take appropriate measures to avoid any of these situations regardless of their nature and gravity. The conference committee is checking all the articles with the help of a specialized anti-plagiarism software. The conference committee reserves the right to reject any manuscripts and to refuse new submissions from authors who have committed plagiarism.
Publication opportunities
The presented accepted papers will be published by Editura ASE in a Conference Proceedings Volume with ISSN and ISBN. As part of the Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Editura ASE (ASE Publishing House) joins the university’s mission and aims to contribute through its specific activity – namely publishing books and journals – to the university’s effort to become one of the most prestigious European institutions of tertiary education and research. Through the textbooks and scientific books Editura ASE supports education and disseminates the results of the scientific research in the fields that are specific to the Bucharest University of Economic Studies.
A selection of the presented accepted papers will be published in Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050), in a topical collection called “Sustainable Economic Development: Challenges, Policies, and Reforms”. The journal is indexed within Scopus, SCIE and SSCI (Web of Science), and other relevant databases. Impact Factor: 3.3 (2023); AIS (2023) = 0.533.
Presented papers can also be submitted to the Special Issue “Circular Economy in Smart Agriculture” of the Smart Cities Journal (ISSN 2624-6511). The journal is indexed within Scopus (CiteScore 2023: 11.2), Web of Science (ESCI), DOAJ, ProQuest, EBSCO, and other relevant databases. Journal category: Scopus: Social Sciences — Urban Studies (Rank #6/279). Urban Studies (ESCI) / Impact Factor: 7 (2023), AIS = 0.938 (2023).
Important deadlines:
| Paper submission |
Extended to 31 October 2024 |
| Notification with the review report of the paper |
Extended to 3 November 2024 |
| Final paper due (with any changes) & Payment of conference fee |
7 November 2024 |
Conference fees:
Payment of participation fee: 350 lei/paper. The fee includes publishing papers in conference proceedings that will be indexed in international databases.
The fee should be paid in the ASE account:
CUI RO 4433775
IBAN RO35TREZ70120F330500XXXX, Trezoreria Sector 1
or
at the ASE pay office, with the following mention: EAM conference – Name of the participant
Review Process
Immediately after submission, the conference editors will perform an initial check to assess the overall suitability of the manuscript to the conference topic; manuscript adherence to high quality research and ethical standards; standards of rigor to qualify for further review.
From submission to final decision or publication, a CAFEE editor will coordinate the review process and serve as the main point of contact for authors and reviewers. The process is double-blind, meaning that the author does not know the identity of the reviewer, nor does the reviewer know the identity of the author. At least two review reports are collected for each submitted conference paper.
In cases where only minor or major revisions are recommended, the editor will request that the author(s) revise the paper. Where conflicting review reports are present, or where there are one or more recommendations for rejection, feedback from the editor is sought before a decision about revisions is communicated to authors. Additional reviewers or further review reports may be requested at this stage. Revised versions of conference paper may or may not be sent to reviewers, depending on whether the reviewer requested to see the revised version. By default, reviewers who request major revisions or recommend rejection will be sent the revised manuscript. A maximum of two rounds of major revision per conference paper is normally provided. Acceptance decisions on conference papers can be taken by the academic editor after peer-review once a minimum of two review reports have been received.
