2016 International Conference on Law and Economics
We invite paper proposals that address one or several of the above mentioned themes. The proposals should consist of an abstract of 300 words that outlines the research questions and approach as well as its relevance to the conference themes. Proposals should be submitted to iclae16@iitk.ac.in by 31st March, 2016 (New Deadline 25th April 2016) (New Revised Deadline 9th May, 2016) and will be reviewed by an international review panel. Authors of accepted proposals will be notified by 31st May 2016. Full papers are due by 30 July, 2016.
Submission Timeline
Submission of Abstracts: 31st March 2016 (New Deadline 25th April 2016)
(New Revised Deadline 9th May 2016)
Notification of Acceptance: 31st May 2016
Short-listed Abstracts for Paper Presentation 
Short-listed Absracts for Poster Presentaion
Submission of Papers: 30th July 2016
Paper Publication:
We will publish shortlisted paper in a book form (ed.,)
Conference:
Guidelines for Full Paper:
Paper Title
Author(s), affiliation and e-mail ID
Abstract
Five Keywords:
1. Introduction
Direct citation(s) are as follows:
Schaefer (2000), Schaefer and Cooter (2002) or Schaefer et al. (1999), for one author, two authors or more than two authors respectively.
Indirect citation (s) are as follows:
One author (Schaefer, 2000; Ulen, 2009), two authors (Schaefer and Cooter 2002) or more than two authors (Schaefer et al., 1970).
Citations from the same author(s) in the same year must be identified by the letters 'a', 'b', 'c', etc., placed after the year of publication (Schaefer, 2000a; Schaefer, 2000b).
2. Methods
Figures and captions should be centred and captions should be self-explanatory.
3. Results
The Results section can be combined with the Discussion section. In that case, name the section “Results and Discussion”.
Tables and captions should be centred and captions should be self-explanatory.
4. Discussion
The Results section can be combined with the Discussion section. In that case, name the section Results and Discussion.
5. Conclusions
Please insert your Conclusions text here.
Maximum Number of words: 6000
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