22.2509, Calls: Applied Ling/ ESP Across Cultures (Jrnl)

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Subject: 22.2509, Calls: Applied Ling/ ESP Across Cultures (Jrnl)

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Date: 31-May-2011
From: Denise Milizia [denise_milizia at libero.it]
Subject: ESP Across Cultures
 

	
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Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2011 14:43:54
From: Denise Milizia [denise_milizia at libero.it]
Subject: ESP Across Cultures

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Full Title: ESP Across Cultures 


Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; English 

Call Deadline: 15-Jul-2011 

ESP Across Cultures vol. 9 (2012)

ESP Across Cultures is a refereed international journal that is 
published on an annual basis. The journal addresses a readership 
composed of academics, professionals, and students interested in English 
for special purposes particularly from a cross-cultural perspective. The 
aim of the journal is to bring together scholars working in different 
specialized language domains and in different disciplines with a view to 
developing an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural approach to the study 
of ESP.

Proposals for papers would be most welcome for volume 9 (2012) of 
ESP Across Cultures. The deadline for submitting an abstract of 250-300 
words is 15 July 2011, with delivery of the completed paper by 31 
December 2011. Abstracts, papers and enquiries regarding the volume 
should be sent by e-mail to the Editors:

Christopher Williams (cjwilliams72 at hotmail.com)
Denise Milizia (denise_milizia at libero.it)

For further details see http://old.unifg.it/esp/ and
https://www.edipuglia.it/ESP/

Contributors
1. ESP Across Cultures is published under supervision of its Chief 
Editors (henceforth referred to as 'the editors'), assisted by an 
Editorial Board for evaluation.
2. Save for exceptional cases and at the discretion of the editors, 
articles submitted must be unpublished works, and not have been 
simultaneously submitted to other journals. ESP Across Cultures retains 
full copyright on published papers.
3. To ensure a wide international readership, the journal accepts only 
articles written in English.
4. Contributions should be submitted to the editors in 2 copies (one 
copy to each editor), together with the illustrations (graphs, tables, 
photographs). In the final version, the articles will be accepted only 
on a 3.5 inch high-density floppy disk or as an attachment to an e-mail 
message to the editors. The originals and the illustrations will not be 
returned to the authors, unless expressly requested.
5. All contributions will be submitted to the evaluation of the editors. 
Members of the Editorial Board will evaluate proposals for publication. 
The identity of the members of the Editorial Board assessing the 
articles will be confidential.
6. Each author is entitled to receive one copy of the journal and 
reprints of the article may be downloaded freely.
7. The original is to be presented in the following order: title, name 
and surname of the author, affiliation of the author, abstract, text, 
acknowledgements, references and appendices.
8. Abstracts should be 250-300 words. Articles should be 3,000-5,000 
words (including abstract, footnotes, references and appendices).
9. All manuscripts of the final version must be typed in Times New Roman 
font, double spaced throughout on A4 paper (21cm x 29.7cm), justified, 
with the following set margins: Top 3, Bottom 3, Left 3, Right 3. No set 
spaces between paragraphs. Page numbers on all pages (position: bottom 
of page: alignment: centre, font 12). Indent each paragraph (but not the 
first line of the abstract). Set the left tab stop at 0.5cm.

For more information on how to format submitted articles, please visit: 
http://old.unifg.it/esp/contributors.asp







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