Int'l Congress of Slavists
robert orr
ROBORR at acadvm1.uottawa.ca
Wed Dec 6 05:49:39 UTC 1995
I have been following the discussion on the International Congress of
Slavists with great interest. As a non-American, I suppose it's a wee
bit cheeky of me to comment, but I do have a simple suggestion:
Why does the Committee not simply issue a call for abstracts/papers (with
deadlines attached), have them refereed as for a journal, etc., etc, and then
simply accept the ones that stay the course?
I have participated in two Congresses now (actually attended one of them!)
and both times I simply stayed the course. What seems to have happened in
Canada on both occasions is that ten papers were to be accepted as Canadian
contributions - over twnety people declared their intention to submit, but
as deadlines came and went only seven or eight ended up actually being included
- the rest dropped out for various reasons. Perhaps the same process could
be applied in the US?
Just a thought
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