International Conference on Linguistics and Discourse Prosody
(ICLDP-25)

Author Guidelines:-

ABSTRACT

All abstracts submitted to the AFTER Conference will be evaluated in the absence of authors' names and addresses. Authors are therefore urged to clearly confirm their preference for oral and/or poster presentation on the AFTER Conference Abstract Submission form. Those abstracts that are submitted for oral/poster presentation but are not approved/selected for oral communication may be transferred to the poster sessions. All the decisions of the AFTER Editorial Committee are final and abiding. All accepted abstracts and the author index will be published as part of the AFTER Conference proceedings. All abstracts will be reviewed and scored, then accepted for presentation or rejected. All authors and co-authors are requested to be patient during this processing period and wait until they receive an email from the AFTER Editorial Committee informing them of whether their abstracts have been approved or rejected.

FULL PAPER

• Only those manuscripts that are presented at the conference and received in accordance with the AFTER Conference publication guidelines and deadlines will be published as part of the AFTER Conference Proceedings.
• All manuscripts will be subject to stringent editorial and peer reviews and, if selected for publication, will be published within 2-4 weeks of the conclusion of the event.
• The AFTER Conference Chairs and Editors will check for the authenticity and significance of the research carried out and the outcomes obtained as part of their reviews before signifying either their approvals or disapprovals for publication
• The AFTER Conference reserves the right to reject for publication any manuscript submitted that does not meet acceptable standards for scholarly publication.
• The decision of the conference chair/editor to accept or reject a manuscript for publication will be final and abiding.
• Authors must be authorized to transfer the copyright of their manuscripts to the AFTER Conference in order for their manuscripts to be published.