Hispanic/Latino Media & Marketing 2017 International Conference

Organizer: 
Latino Media
Date: 
Thursday, September 15, 2016
Location: 
California State University Fullerton Fullerton , CA
United States
Californie US
Description: 

Call for Papers Submission Deadline is September 15, 2016!

Submissions are accepted in English or in Spanish languages in form of competitive papers, extended abstracts, posters and special session proposals. All manuscripts and proposals are to be submitted via the online submission process at the Conference's website http://conference.latinomediamarkets.com/ .Tentative: top accepted competitive papers will also be considered fo rpublication in an issue of the online Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy.

Competitive paper submissions should include:

  1. Cover page: including title of the paper and author's affiliation, electronic and postal contact information
  2. Short abstract: consisting of no more than 150 words (plus author's name and paper title).
  3. Paper: should not exceed 20 double-spaced pages, excluding tables, figures, notes and references. This length assumes the use of a font no smaller than 12 points and at least one-inch margins. Papers should follow the guidelines of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. Since this is a blind review process, the author should not be identified in the body of the paper, header, footer, or any foot/endnotes.

Student Papers/Abstracts should be clearly identified with the word Student on the cover page.

The best conference paper(s) will also be recognized based on recommendations by the reviewers. All competitive papers are eligible for the best conference paper award.

Extended abstracts - These should include: These should consist of 1000-1500 words in double-spaced pages that provide a summary of the paper, including conceptualization, method, major findings and references. No tables or figures should be included in the extended abstract. Note: extended abstracts will not be considered for publication in an issue of the online Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy.

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