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AUTHOR GUIDELINES<br />

As a service to speakers and delegates, and as future<br />

reference work, <strong>ESOMAR</strong>’s policy is to publish <strong>the</strong><br />

papers from <strong>the</strong> event. Therefore, it is very important<br />

that you adhere to <strong>the</strong> following <strong>guidelines</strong>.<br />

Submitting Final PaPer<br />

The paper should be submitted by: e-mail or on disk to<br />

<strong>ESOMAR</strong>, Eurobuilding 2, Barbara Strozzilaan 384, 083<br />

HN Amsterdam, The Ne<strong>the</strong>rlands<br />

Please use a format which is compatible with Windows<br />

98/2000/XP. The final paper must include footnotes<br />

and references and, in separate files, tables, figures and<br />

graphs.<br />

All illustrations should preferably be delivered in<br />

illustrator.eps files and should be at least 300 dpi to<br />

ensure good quality printing. Graphics should preferably<br />

not be powerpoint slides with build-ups which do not<br />

reproduce well in print. Only static images should be<br />

provided and no moving animation. Before sending<br />

graphics, please print all figures and graphics to ensure<br />

<strong>the</strong>y are legible in both a black/white format as well<br />

as colour format. Please also check that all text in <strong>the</strong><br />

graphics is large enough font size to be readable.<br />

The full paper must be written in English.<br />

Structure<br />

The paper should start with an abstract followed by a<br />

short introduction on <strong>the</strong> main questions and hypo<strong>the</strong>sis<br />

of your contribution. This should be followed by <strong>the</strong> main<br />

body, ending with a summary or concluding remarks.<br />

Papers that consist mostly of charts, figures and tables<br />

will not be accepted.<br />

translation<br />

For <strong>author</strong>s whose first language is not English we<br />

recommend that <strong>the</strong>ir English version is checked by<br />

someone who is thoroughly familiar with English. Please<br />

note that <strong>the</strong> translation must also incorporate all charts,<br />

figures and tables.<br />

length<br />

The paper should not exceed 20 pages, including tables<br />

and figures. Each page should be standard European A4<br />

format (2 cm x 29.7cm) with no more than 550 words or<br />

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2750 characters per page.<br />

layout oF <strong>the</strong> Final text<br />

Type all text in upper and lower case letters. Do not<br />

write complete headlines in capital letters. Do no more<br />

extra text formatting than required below.<br />

FirSt Page<br />

The first page of <strong>the</strong> paper should include:<br />

• Title of <strong>the</strong> Paper<br />

• Subtitle<br />

• Name of Author(s)<br />

• Brief Abstract - of not more than 80 words (400<br />

characters). The abstract should be as informative as<br />

possible. Please note it will not be published toge<strong>the</strong>r<br />

with <strong>the</strong> article, but will be used in o<strong>the</strong>r conference<br />

materials. Therefore please do not use this abstract as<br />

an introduction to your article..<br />

Following PageS<br />

For <strong>the</strong> following pages, it is important that you:<br />

• Begin each new paragraph with only one hard return.<br />

• The text should contain text headings on a maximum<br />

of two levels.<br />

• Use bold letters.<br />

• Do not write complete headings in capital letters.<br />

• Mark <strong>the</strong> position of tables and figures!


AUTHOR GUIDELINES<br />

Followed by<br />

• Technical Appendices (optional)<br />

• Footnotes - Footnotes should not be used for<br />

reference purposes and should be avoided if possible.<br />

If necessary to improve <strong>the</strong> readability of <strong>the</strong> text, a few<br />

footnotes may be included at <strong>the</strong> end of <strong>the</strong> text. They<br />

should be numbered consecutively throughout <strong>the</strong> text.<br />

• References - References are very important for those<br />

who are interested in a special <strong>the</strong>me. References should<br />

be cited or referred to in <strong>the</strong> text as follows: (Brown and<br />

Peters, 993). They should be listed in alphabetical order<br />

and follow <strong>the</strong> text or - if included - <strong>the</strong> footnotes<br />

• The Author(s) - Name(s) of <strong>author</strong>(s) and present<br />

position or profession<br />

on SeParate PageS and in SeParate File<br />

Tables, numbered consecutively, each on a separate<br />

page. Please indicate <strong>the</strong> title of <strong>the</strong> table and <strong>the</strong> place in<br />

<strong>the</strong> text! Please avoid tabs and spaces when formatting<br />

tables.<br />

on SeParate PageS and in SeParate File<br />

Figures, numbered consecutively, each on a separate<br />

page. Please indicate <strong>the</strong> title of <strong>the</strong> figures and <strong>the</strong> place<br />

in <strong>the</strong> text!<br />

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accePtance oF Final PaPer<br />

<strong>ESOMAR</strong> and /or <strong>the</strong> Programme Committee, having<br />

accepted your outline, still reserve (s) <strong>the</strong> right to<br />

exclude <strong>the</strong> paper from <strong>the</strong> conference. Exclusions will<br />

be for <strong>the</strong> following reasons:<br />

a) <strong>ESOMAR</strong> reserves <strong>the</strong> right to refuse any contribution<br />

as it deems appropriate to avoid conflicts of interest The<br />

ICC/<strong>ESOMAR</strong> International Code of Marketing and Social<br />

Research Practice prohibits from combining marketing<br />

research and direct marketing activities in one project.<br />

(See ICC/<strong>ESOMAR</strong> International Code, <strong>the</strong> <strong>ESOMAR</strong><br />

Guideline on Maintaining <strong>the</strong> Distinction between<br />

Marketing Research and Direct Marketing, and o<strong>the</strong>r<br />

codes at www.esomar.org<br />

b) <strong>ESOMAR</strong> has been notified of <strong>the</strong> contribution<br />

infringing <strong>the</strong> copyright, right of use or any o<strong>the</strong>r right of<br />

intellectual property of (co-) <strong>author</strong> (s), client (s) and/or<br />

o<strong>the</strong>r third parties<br />

c) The paper has been presented or published<br />

elsewhere<br />

d) The paper has a commercial slant<br />

e) The paper is not a true reflection of <strong>the</strong> accepted<br />

outline<br />

f) The paper has not been received by <strong>the</strong> deadline<br />

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