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Global Interaction Research Initiative 2.0: The Experiences, The Findings, The Process

 

Author(s)

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Email address(es)

Abstract. This document is formatted by means of a Microsoft Word style sheet. You may want to use the file as a template.

Questions to be answered in each chapter of the book:

•   What does it mean to research Global Interaction?

 

•   How is it to work in globally interdisciplinary research groups?

 

•   How does the research method change, when used for investigating topics for global interaction?

 

•   Which findings/hypothesis can we contribute with from global interaction research?

 

Document layout

The manuscript must not have page number or running headers and footers.

The text bloc (the printed area) should measure and must not exceed 140 x 227 mm; it must have a one-column format and be positioned at the center of the page.
In A4 format, this corresponds to 35 mm margins on all sides. If you use other formats, e.g., US Letter, please make sure the text bloc measures 140 x 227 mm (i.e., make sure line lengths do not exceed 140 mm).

No ‘live links’ are allowed in the file. That is, all automatic links, codes etc. in the document must be switched off (e.g., copy editing tracks, hyperlinks, cross reference links, citation codes).

Title, author, abstract

The title of the article must be preceded by 50 mm blank space (the blank space on top of the first page will be used for editorial purposes).The title should be set in 24 point Times, flushed left.

 

The title should be followed by the name of the author(s) in 14 point Times, flushed left. Immediately after the name of the author, the name and country of the affiliation of the author should be given in a separate line (12 point Times, flushed left).

 

The title, author’s name, and author’s affiliation should be followed by a short abstract of not more than 200 words which clearly summarizes the paper. The abstract should be set in 10 point Helvetica (or an equivalent sans serif font) with 13 point line leading (line space). The abstract should have 24 point space before and after.

Body text

Body text should be set in 12 point Times (the font used here) or an equivalent serif font. Line spacing (leading) should be 15 point. The first paragraph after a headline should not be indented; otherwise the first line of a body text paragraph should be indented by 5 mm. Body text should be justified (i.e., do not use a ragged-right style).

 

Headings should be set in Times and flush left:

•   Level 1: 18 point, 24 point space before, 12 point after.

•   Level 2: 14 point, 18 point space before, 9 point after.

•   Level 3: 12 point, 12 point space before, 6 point after.

Quoted passages of more than 40 words should be set off from the text by indenting the left-hand margin 5 mm. Such quotations should be set in 10 point Times with 13 point line spacing, with 2 mm additional spacing before and after the quotation.

Trademarks and system names should be set in small caps, for example, The Coordinator.

References

Citations should be incorporated into the text, either directly in the sentence (‘As claimed by Bowers (1990)...’) or at the end, with author’s name and date of publication in parenthesis: (Bowers, 1990).

References should be listed at the end of the article, after the Notes, in alphabetical and chronological order. References should be set in 10 point Times, with 5 mm hanging indents.

 

(a)     References to books should include the author’s name; year of publication; title in full, in italics; publisher; place of publication; volume number (if appropriate).

 

Johansen, R. (1988): Groupware. Computer Support for Business Teams, The Free Press, New York and London.

 

(b)     References to articles in periodicals should include the author’s name; year of publication; title of article, in quotation marks; full title of periodical, in italics; volume number; issue number; issue date; page numbers.

 

Gerson, E. M. and Star, S. L. (1986): ‘Analyzing due process in the workplace’, ACM Transactions on Office Information Systems, vol. 4, no. 3, July 1986, pp. 257-270.

 

(c)     References to essays in edited editions should include the author’s name; year of publication; title of essay, in quotation marks; editor’s name; title of collection, in italics; publisher; place of publication; volume number (if appropriate).

 

Bowers, J. M. (1991): ‘The Janus Faces of Design: Some Critical Questions for CSCW’, in J. M. Bowers and S. D. Benford (eds.): Studies in Computer Supported Cooperative Work. Theory, Practice and Design, North-Holland, Amsterdam etc., 1991, pp. 333-350.

 

Notes

Please keep notes to a minimum, and avoid long or discursive notes.  Short notes should preferably be placed as footnotes at the bottom of the page.[1] Notes should be numbered consecutively with Arabic numerals, and indicated in the text by superscript numerals.

Tables

Tables should be numbered consecutively with roman numbers, followed by the title (Table I. xxxxx). Horizontal rules should be indicated; vertical rules should not be used. Each table should be mentioned in the text. Each table should be positioned in place in the manuscript.

Figures

Figures should be numbered consecutively with arabic numbers, followed by the title (Figure 1. xxxxx). Each figure should be mentioned in the text. Each figure should be positioned in place in the manuscript:

Figure 1. Figure caption in 10 point Times, 13 point leading, 12 point space before and after.

Do not use absolute picture anchors or similar gimmicks, as the result may change with different printers (Word is not a DTP application). 

 

Photographs should be black-and-white and should be prepared for offset printing without further processing.

 

For illustrations in general, do not use proprietary graphics formats.

Long quotes

Long quotes should be set in 10 point Times with a 5 mm paragraph indentation and 2 mm space above and after  (as here).

Lists

The following list formats are recommended:

 

•   list 1

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(1)     list numbered 1

(2)     list numbered 1

(3)     list numbered 1

Acknowledgments

Acknowledgment.

References

Bibliography.

 

Permissions

If the paper is accepted for publication, a separate transfer-of-copyright form must be signed and submitted as a PDF or TIFF file, by ordinary mail, or by fax no later than the deadline for submission of camera-ready manuscripts. It is the obligation of the author(s) to obtain written permission for quotations from unpublished material, for all quotations in excess of 250 words in one extract or 500 words in total from any work still in copyright, and for the reprinting of illustrations or tables from unpublished or copyrighted material.