CKS 2024 / Guidelines for the Authors
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The papers must be entirely written in English language; they must have minimum 3000 words and maximum 12000 words and must exactly comply with the instructions bellow. Papers which don’t comply with the formatting conditions described below will be returned to the authors and will only be taken into consideration for final review when they fulfill the mentioned standards.
CKS complies with Creative Commons License Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0).
All the authors who intend to publish their scientific papers in CKS must accept these as the terms of publication.
Papers must be written clearly, concisely, and without any ambiguities.
PAPER STRUCTURE
TITLE OF THE PAPER
THE FIRST NAME AND THE SURNAME OF THE AUTHOR (the affiliation and the webmail address will be added like a footnote at the first name and the surname of the author)
ABSTRACT Should have minimum 200 words and maximum 300 words. The abstract must clearly specify the purpose of the paper and the objectives pursued by the author by his/her study.
KEYWORDS: five key words, defining the subject approached in the paper.
INTRODUCTION
The introduction shall have a page at the most, however not less than half a page. The text must provide answers for four questions. (1) What matter does the paper cover? (2) Why is the studied matter important? (3) How does the author intend to answer to this matter? (4) What is the relation between the paper and the already existent specialized literature? This introductory section shall be written clearly, and any confusion in communicating the four answers might result in paper rejection.
PAPER CONTENT (headline depending on the specific of the approach subject) In this section the author must present and argue his/her research outcomes. The author is free to choose the structure of his/her paper content depending on the specific of the approached subject.
CONCLUSIONS The conclusions section shall cover three elements: (1) it shall summarize the main outcomes; (2) it shall present the expected impact of the research outcomes; (3) it shall include suggestions for further research work.
REFERENCES References shall be written in accordance with the attached template (see above).
References are mandatory. There are accepted only footnotes.