What are the differences among types of submissions (session, individual paper, roundtable, or poster presentation)?

Sessions – When possible, we encourage program participants to submit complete panels because they have the greatest thematic cohesion. For a session submission, you must submit titles and abstracts for all papers and information for all authors together. We suggest no more than four papers or three papers and a discussant for each session.

Individual paper presentation – Submissions for a regular session presentation may take one of two forms. First, you may submit a title and abstract and approximately 5 pages of your paper (a brief description of theory, methods, and findings). These presentations will be given priority in scheduling and panel composition.

Second, you may submit a title and abstract (approximately 200 words). In the latter case, you must indicate whether you prefer to present your paper in a standard panel or in a roundtable. Roundtable sessions – These sessions consist of three to six presenters on related topics.

To organize an entire roundtable, you must submit ... more.

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