Com o Alto Patrocínio:
Apoios:
Comunication/Posters
Requisites for communications/posters presentation proposals
- The communication or posters proposals should be submitted until October 6th, in proper space for online submission within the VIII Portuguese Sociological Congress platform, available at www.aps.pt;
- Each participant can submit three papers but can only be main author in two of them (e.g. two papers as individual author or one paper as individual author and another as first author of a collective proposal; or two proposals as first author of a collective paper). When the final version of the program is presented only proposals where first authors have completed their registration, within the deadlines, will be accepted.
- The abstracts should have between 1750 to 2500 characters, no spaces included, and should be directly inserted by the author in the platform
- Abstracts can be presented in Portuguese, Castellan, English or French;
- Information about the abstracts approvals shall be announced until November 15th of 2013;
- The evaluation results may be:
- Communication proposal accepted for TS/TA
- Poster proposal accepted for TS/TA
- Communication proposal not accepted for TS/TA
- Poster proposal not accepted for TS/TA
- Communication proposal accepted under the condition of becoming a poster for TS/TA
- It can also be the case that a communication proposal submitted for a specific TS or TA can be considered by the referee as more adequate for a different TS or TA. Might that be the case, it will be sent to other TS/TA for proper appreciation.
Similar to previous editions of the Portuguese Sociological Congress, proposals for communication/posters will be accepted for sessions dedicated to each thematic session [TS] or thematic area [TA] (in the case of the domains where there still aren´t thematic sessions already created by the APS). In the table below you will find the sections and thematic areas where you can register your proposal in, as well as the call for proposals presentation.
| Thematic Sections [TS] Thematic Areas [TA] | CALL |
|---|---|
| Environment and Society [TS] | |
| Art, Culture and Communication [TS] | |
| Cities, Fields and Territories [TA] | |
| Class, Inequality and Public Policy [TS] | |
| Knowledge, Science and Thecnology [TS] | |
| Consumption, Sociology of [TS] | |
| Beliefs and Religiosities [TA] | |
| Sport, Sociology of [TS] | |
| Population Dynamics, Generations and Aging [TA] | |
| Law, Crime and Dependencies [TA] | |
| Education, Sociology of [TS] | |
| Emotions, Sociology of [TS] | |
| Profissional Experiences [TA] | |
| Families and Course Life [TS] | |
| Globalization, Politics and Citizenship [TA] | |
| Identities, Values and Lifestyles [TA] | |
| Migrations, Ethnicity and Racism [TA] | |
| Modernity, Uncertainty and Risk [TA] | |
| Poverty, Social Exclusion and Social Policy [TS] | |
| Health, Sociology of [TS] | CALL |
| Security, Defense and Armed Forces [TS] | |
| Sexuality and Gender [TS] | |
| Theories and Methodologies [TA] | |
| Work, Organizations and Professions [TS] |
