Deadline for submitting texts is Novebmer 30^th, 2021

Texts for publication should incorporate author's answers related to comments from discussants at individual panels and from other conference participants. 

Texts should be adjusted to the APA Guidelines / American English / 12-point Times New Roman. They shall be no longer than 7000 words (notes and reference list included). Additionally there should be an abstract of 100–150 words as well as the list of five keywords included.

Texts should present, if relevant (empirical studies), a separate methodology part and the results as well as discussion sections.

Authors shall include: a) ORCID ID, b) current institutional affiliation, c) biographical data of max. 50 words and d) complete postal address (including official e-mail address).Submissions by more than one author must designate a single contact person as the corresponding author. Additionally authors may provide information on financial support received, and a disclosure statement on possible conflicts of interest.

Words in a language using other than the Latin alphabet must be Romanized into the Latin alphabet. Bibliographic items in footnotes must be transliterated in accord with an accepted transliteration table such as the ALA-LC Romanization Tables (see Library of Congress: https://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/roman.html). A simple phonetic transcription should be used for foreign terms and names in the main text.

When entering the phase of publication, it is the responsibility of the authors to make sure they have obtained all necessary permissions for possible reproduction of any third-parties’ copyrighted material, such as graphics.