GDN 2017 Doctoral Consortium at the University of Hohenheim [19.04.17]
Submission to the GDN 2017 Doctoral Consortium is now open until May 15th. Researchers working toward a Ph.D. are invited to submit proposals for the Doctoral Consortium of the 17th Group Decision and Negotiation conference in Stuttgart, Germany. This event will provide an opportunity for graduate students to explore their research interests in an interdisciplinary workshop, under the guidance of a panel of distinguished experts in the field of Group Decision & Negotiation
The GDN 2017 Doctoral Consortium will provide students with an opportunity to:
- Present their research work in a relaxed and supportive environment
- Receive feedback and suggestions from peers and experienced faculty members
- Gain an overview of the breadth and depth of GDN applications and methodologies
- Obtain insight into directions for GDN research taken by other doctoral candidates
- Discuss concerns about research, supervision, the job market, and other issues and
- Network with faculty, peers and future colleagues
Doctoral Consortium Chairs
- Professor Per van der Wijst
Tilburg University, Netherlands (applied psychology, cognitve psychology, cognitice science) - Professor Tomasz Wachowicz
Katowice University, Poland (statistics, analysis communication, media)
Paper submission
- Please follow the procedure explained in the Submission page.
- Please submit your paper by May 15th 2017
- Select Doctoral Consortium as the conference stream.
- The Doctoral Consortium and paper presentations will take place on Monday August 14th 2017.
Note: Papers submitted to the Doctoral Consortium are not eligible for the consideration for the Young Researcher Award.
Requirements
- It is open only to doctoral students who have begun or are about to begin their doctoral dissertations;
- Each student with an accepted paper at the Doctoral Consortium has to register and attend GDN 2017 (special student fee applies);
- Each paper must be presented by the student;
- Submissions will be judged mainly on relevance, originality, technical quality and clarity;
- Paper format and length: 2 - 8 pages excluding references. Instructions and templates are als provided for Microsoft Word and LATEX.
- The paper should include the following information: motivation including research aims and research questions, theoretical foundations, research approach, preliminary results (if applicable), overview of schedule and indication of current state.
Proceedings
Accepted papers will be included in local proceedings and they will remain free of copyright
Further Information
For further information please have a look at our GDN 2017 conference homepage.
