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Frequently Asked Questions

Submission, review, registration and travel: quick answers for authors and participants of the 3rd A&F LUM Conference.

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Submission

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What can I submit?

Extended abstracts of at least 1,000 words, excluding references. Full papers of 5,000 to 9,000 words, including references, are optional. Submission guidelines

What should an extended abstract include?

It should clearly present the research objective, theoretical background, methodology, (expected) results, and academic and/or practical relevance.

What is the submission deadline?

14 February 2027, for both extended abstracts and full papers.

Which topics does the conference cover?

The Call for Papers sets out twelve Areas of Interest around the Twin Transition. Contributions on other topics consistent with the conference theme are also welcome. Areas of Interest

In which language must I submit?

All submissions must be in English.

Is there an official template?

Yes: one Word template for extended abstracts and one for full papers. Templates & Downloads

How do I submit my paper?

Through the conference submission system. The link will be published on this website shortly.

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Review and acceptance

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How are submissions reviewed?

All submissions undergo a double-blind peer review by the Scientific Committee.

When will I know if my paper is accepted?

The notification of acceptance is scheduled for 28 February 2027.

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Registration

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How much is the registration fee?

Senior: €300 (early) or €350 (late). Junior, under 35 years old: €200 (early) or €250 (late). Registration

What are the registration periods?

Early registration is open up to 31 March 2027; late registration runs from 1 to 30 April 2027.

How do I register and pay?

The registration platform, payment methods, inclusions and invoicing details will be published on the Registration page.

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Venue and travel

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When and where does the conference take place?

On 3–4 June 2027 at Villa Romanazzi Carducci, Via Giuseppe Capruzzi 326, Bari, Italy.

How do I reach the venue?

Bari Karol Wojtyła International Airport is about 10 km from the city centre, and Bari Centrale railway station is in the city centre, close to the venue. Getting to Bari

Where can I stay?

A list of hotels in the city centre recommended for the previous edition is available on the Venue page. Partner hotels for 2027 will be confirmed. Accommodation

Do I need a visa?

Italy is part of the Schengen Area. If you need a visa, check the requirements on the official portal of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and apply well in advance. Practical information

Can I get a visa invitation letter or a certificate of attendance?

Yes. Invitation letters are issued after payment of the registration fee; certificates of attendance are issued after the conference.

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Contact

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Who can I contact for further information?

The official conference email address will be published shortly on the Contact page. Contact

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