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II SEMINAR ON RESEARCH BY GRADUATE STUDENTS IN LAW FROM THE MIDWEST REGION
Constitution, Democracy and Challenges of Contemporary Law
Call for Proposals for Working Groups
The Brazilian Institute of Teaching, Development and Research (IDP) invites master's and doctoral students in Law from the Central-West region to submit proposals for participation in Working Groups at the II Seminar on Postgraduate Research in Law in the Central-West, according to the specifications of this call for proposals.
The event is an initiative of the Postgraduate Programs. Stricto Sensu in the Institution's Law Department, with the aim of promoting a democratic and critical space for debate and improvement of research developed by Master's and Doctoral students in Law from the Central-West region of Brazil.
In its second edition, which will take place between the days November 22 - 26, 2021, with the theme "Constitution, Democracy and Challenges of Contemporary Law"Discussions will be held regarding the legal implications of social, political, and economic issues in the country, as well as the current state of the disciplinary field of Law.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, this version of the seminar will be held virtually, providing a connection between master's and doctoral students in Law from the Central-West region, the exchange of experiences on their study topics, and the sharing of the theoretical and methodological resources of the discipline.
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It is recommended that you carefully read the rules for submitting papers, described here, during the registration process.
About the Working Groups
Working Groups (WGs) seek to foster dialogue between original research stemming from Master's or Doctoral experience (academic or professional), whether related to theses or dissertations, in progress or defended, or other research activities.
To participate in the event, the proposer must submit an abstract of their work for evaluation and, if approved, must submit the full article.
In the Working Groups (GTs), students whose work is approved for participation in the event will present the main points of their work, coordinated by a professor and monitored by members of the Seminar's Scientific Committee.
In each working group, 4 to 6 abstracts will be presented. Each presentation will have a maximum duration of 20 minutes, and at the end of all presentations, a debate on the papers will be opened, lasting a maximum of 30 minutes. The working groups will be held in Zoom online rooms, the links for which will be available on the event page, and, depending on the volume of submissions, may take place simultaneously.
The selection of papers will be carried out by the Scientific Committee of the Seminar, and the evaluation criteria will be: the timeliness and relevance of the proposal and its suitability to the Seminar's theme. announcement of selected abstracts will be held on the day September 17th, 2021.
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Rules for Submitting Proposals
To participate in the seminar, the applicant must submituntil September 01, 2021, summary in up to 1.500 palavrasfollowed by key words (between three and five) and by preliminary bibliographic referencesThe abstract must comply with ABNT standards and highlight: the research objective, methodology, hypotheses (if any), and preliminary research findings. If the submitted abstract is approved, the proposer must send the full article, until October 22, 2021, containing between 4.500 and 7.000 wordsexcluding bibliographic references, and observing ABNT standards and the standards established in this call for papers.
Participation is allowed. master's students e doctoral students linked to the different Postgraduate Programs Stricto Sensu in Law from the Central-West region, upon proof of active enrollment in the 2021.2 semester at their institution. Furthermore, participation is permitted for masters e doctorsSince do not exceed two years of experience in obtaining a degree.
There are no defined topics for submissions; only relevance to the Seminar's theme (Constitution, Democracy, and Challenges of Contemporary Law) is requested. After the selection of papers, presentations will be organized according to the approach of the papers and by thematic affinity.
Job applications may be submitted in Portuguese or English.
The process for submitting work proposals is entirely online, via form. Applications will not be accepted by phone or email..
IDP will not be held responsible for registrations or works not received due to any technical problems or network congestion.
The applicant may submit a “single proposal” to be included by the Scientific Committee in a relevant Working Group. It is also possible to submit proposals for complete Working Groups (4 to 6 abstracts), provided that, in this case, there is participation from at least two different institutions and both are located in the Central-West region.
At the time of registration, the applicant(s) wishing to submit a single proposal to form a Working Group must:
a) Fill out the registration form with your personal information such as main author(s), indicating the institutional link;
b) Indicate whether the work has co-authorship and, if applicable, also enter the personal details of (x) co-author(s)(x);
c) Attach, in single file e in PDF formatTitle of the work; summary in up to 1.500 Keywords (between 3 and 5); and Preliminary bibliographic references.
Work Formatting Requirements
For the initial submission, only compliance with the requirements described above is requested. However, for the submission of the final article of the approved works, it is necessary to observe the following structure:
Cover
The final work must have a cover page containing the following information:
a) Name of the event, in capital letters;
b) Full name of the author(s), in capital letters;
c) Title of the work in capital letters and bold (identical to the title of the approved proposal);
d) Subtitle (if any), in lowercase letters;
e) Location (city) of the institution to which the work is being submitted, in capital letters;
f) Year.
General instructions
a) File format: PDF;
b) Page: A4 (21cm x 29,7cm);
c) Margins: 3 cm top; 3 cm left; 2 cm bottom; 2 cm right;
d) The manuscript must contain between 4.500 and 7.000 words, not including bibliographic references;
e) The manuscript must adhere to the basic structure of a scientific article (Title, Authorship, Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Development, Conclusion, and Bibliographic References);
f) The title and subtitle (if any) must remain identical to those initially submitted and approved for participation in the event;
g) The abstract must remain as initially submitted and approved, allowing only the addition of new research developments, such as results and conclusions;
h) Insert a footnote on the first page regarding authorship, identifying the course and institution of the author(s);
i) There should be between three and five keywords;
j) Body text: Arial font, size 12; justified text; paragraph indentation of 1,25 cm; line spacing of 1,5 cm, with no spaces before or after the paragraph;
k) Citations: preferably, author-date system;
l) Bibliographic references must comply with ABNT standards.
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Contact for clarification of doubts: seminario.ppgd@idp.edu.br
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