abstract submission
Language
Articles are
accepted for publication in Turkish, other Turkish dialects and English.
The alphabet to be used in writing can be Latin or Cyrillic . The
article should comply with the grammar and spelling rules. In Turkish articles, the Turkish Language Association's "Current
Turkish Dictionary" and/or "Great Turkish Dictionary" and
"Turkish Spelling and Orthography Guide" should be used for
spelling and punctuation rules. In other Turkish dialects , Azerbaijani Turkish
,
Kazakhstan dialect , Kyrgyzstan dialect
,
Uzbekistan dialect ,
Turkmenistan dialect should comply with their own spelling rules. For other
Turkish dialects, their own spelling and orthography rules will be taken into
consideration. In English articles, the
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English , Oxford Advanced Learner's
Dictionary , Cambridge Advanced
Learner's Dictionary can be used.
Articles
that are not prepared in accordance with the writing rules are
directly rejected by the editorial board without being directed to the
referees.
Science
Field Code/Jel Codes: Science field code/Jel
codes should be specified to more easily determine the field of the article to
be sent to the journal. Gel Codes can be accessed at https://www.aeaweb.org/econlit/jelCodes.php?view=jel
.
Extended Abstract Format
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Word Count:
The extended abstract should generally be between 1500-2000 words.
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Font Type and Size: Arial,
9-point font should be used for all text.
· Line
Spacing: Single line spacing should be used and no
extra space should be left between paragraphs.
Language
and Style
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The extended abstract
should be written in an academic style and grammatical rules should be
followed.
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Unnecessary technical
details should be avoided, but sufficient information should be provided to
demonstrate the originality of the study.
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Clear and concise
language should be used to ensure that the work is understandable to an
international readership.
Summary Templates
Abstract Writing Template in Turkic Languages (ForPresenters in Turkic Languages)
English Abstract Template (for those who will presentin English)
Title
The main title
should reflect the subject matter of the article in the most concise manner and
should be in "Times New Roman" font size "14 Point", bold
centered and 1.5 line spacing. It should be descriptive and specific and should
be limited to a maximum of 96 characters. In addition, at the application
stage, the short title (running head) of the article in
Turkish and English (in the relevant Turkish dialect when written in Other
Turkish Dialects) should be included in a maximum of 50 characters
including spaces.
Author/Author
Information
No information
about the author(s) (name, institution, etc.) should be included in the file.
However, when the manuscript is sent to the author by the editor-in-chief for
the addition of name and contact information after the article is accepted, the
following conditions must be followed: The name and surname of the author(s)
should be clearly indicated under the title, centered, in "Arial"
font, "12 point" size, bold and 1 line spacing. The title,
institution and contact information of the author(s) should be written with (1)
footnote (2, 3, ... if there is more than one author) in "Arial"
font, "8 point" size, bold and single-spaced. Sample author information; Author
Title/Student, Institution where he/she works/University and Field if he/she is
a student, e-mail address, City/Country.
ORCID information
of each author should also be included. You can get the Orcid number from https://orcid.org/
Artificial
Intelligence (AI) Ethics Rules are valid in the
symposium and authors are required to comply with the rules explained below
with the help of the Table. Authors are fully responsible for any ethical
violations. In the academic studies to
be sent by the authors to the symposium, the rules of the "Ethical
Guidelines on the Use of Productive Artificial Intelligence in Scientific
Research and Publication Activities of Higher Education Institutions"
determined by the Higher Education Council (YÖK) in 2024 and the international
ethical rules mentioned in the Table below are valid and the authors
are required to prepare their articles in accordance with the ethical rules.
All ethical violations in this regard belong to the author. By submitting an
academic work, the author is deemed to have accepted all conditions regarding
ethical principles in advance. For more detailed information please click on
the links below:
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Organization |
Document Name |
Year |
URL |
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HIGHER EDUCATION |
Ethical Guidelines on the Use of Generative
Artificial Intelligence in Scientific Research and Publication Activities of
Higher Education Institutions |
2024 |
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UNESCO |
AI Ethics Recommendations |
2021 |
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AB |
Reliable Artificial Intelligence Guidelines |
2019 |
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IEEE |
Ethically Compatible Design |
2016 |
Bibliography
- "Apa
7 Edition" will be used for bibliography. For citation methods,
please see; https://apastyle.apa.org/instructional-aids/reference-examples.pdf
- If necessary,
the table of abbreviations can be used by adding it after the bibliography.
When abbreviations are used, the full name should be written first in the text
and the abbreviation should be written in parentheses next to it. In subsequent
uses, the abbreviation can be used directly. For example; The first use in the
text is Turkish Language Institution (TDK), subsequent uses are TDK
- If artificial intelligence (AI) tools are used in academic texts, the AI used should be cited in the bibliography. All responsibility in this regard belongs to the author.
An electronic abstract book with an ISBN will be officially published, fulfilling the criteria for associate professorship applications in Türkiye
English title of the Abstract
Name SURNAME[1]©[2]
Name SURNAME [3]
Name SURNAME [4]
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Abstract Process:
Submitted: 00/00/0000 Accepted: 00/00/0000
JEL Codes: JEL 1, JEL 2, JEL 3 (minimum
3 maximum 5 JELS)
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Key Considerations
in Writing an Extended Abstract An extended
abstract is a detailed summary of a study that presents its key elements but
is not as lengthy as a full paper. It should be structured to reflect the
main sections of the paper. - Introduction:
Specifies the context, significance, and research question of the study. -
Methodology: Describes the methods and data collection
processes used. -
Findings/Results: Summarizes the main findings of the
study. -
Conclusion and Contributions: Highlights the study's
conclusions, contributions, and areas of application. Introduction - The theoretical and empirical gaps addressed by
the research should be clearly stated. - The topic, purpose, significance, and scope of the
study should be emphasized. - The research question or hypothesis should be
explicitly stated. - A brief explanation of how the study contributes
to the literature should be provided. - A concise summary of relevant literature should be
included to explain the study's contribution to the field. - The limitations and scope of the study should also
be briefly mentioned in this section. Example: This study focuses on
[topic] and addresses the [gap or problem] observed in previous research. The
aim of the study is to fill this gap by addressing [research question or
hypothesis]. Existing studies in the literature are limited to [brief summary
of the literature], and this study aims to provide [original contribution]. Main Body The main body should include the following
subsections: a.
Methodology - The methods used in the research should be clearly
and explicitly defined. - The data collection process, analysis techniques,
and tools used should be detailed. - The dataset, sample size, and data collection
instruments should be specified. - The methodology section should be descriptive
enough to allow readers to replicate the study. Example: The
research was conducted using the [method] approach. During the data
collection process, [data collection tools] were used, and the study was
carried out with a sample size of [sample size]. The data were analyzed using
[analysis method]. b.
Findings and Discussion - The key/most significant findings of the research
should be presented clearly and concisely. - The findings should be compared with the existing
literature, and the study's contribution to the field should be emphasized. - The practical and theoretical implications of the
findings should be explained. Example: The
results of the study indicate that [key findings]. These findings provide an
answer to [research question]. Specifically, [detailed finding] shows
[similarity or difference] when compared to the existing literature. c. Future
Research Directions - The limitations of the study and how these
limitations can be addressed should be discussed. - Suggestions for future research should be
provided. Originality - The extended abstract should clearly demonstrate
the originality of the study and its contribution to the literature. - It should explicitly state why the study is important
and which gap it addresses. Conclusion/Contributions - The main conclusions of the research should be
summarized. - The theoretical and practical contributions of the
study should be clearly stated. - The overall benefits of the study to the
literature and practice should be emphasized. Example: This
study makes a significant contribution to the literature by providing
[theoretical/practical contributions]. Additionally, it offers
recommendations for [application areas]. Suggestions for future research
include [recommendations]. Formatting - Word
Count: The extended abstract should typically be between 1500-2000 words. - Font
and Size: Use Arial, 9-point font for the
entire text. - Line
Spacing: Single line spacing should be used, with no extra spaces between paragraphs. Language
and Style - The extended abstract should be written in an
academic tone and adhere to grammar rules. - Unnecessary technical details should be avoided,
but sufficient information should be provided to demonstrate the originality
of the study. - Clear and concise language should be used to
ensure the study is understandable to an international audience. |
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Keywords: Word 1, Word 2, Word 3, Word 4, Word 5 (minimum 4 maximum 5 Words) |
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REFERENCES |
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References: A maximum of 10 references in APA 7 style must be included
at the end of the summary (see Writing Guidelines).
NOTE: Sources used in the paper must be cited
within the structured summary in the format (Author’s last name, year).
Formatting - Word
Count: The extended abstract should typically be between 1500-2000 words. - Font
and Size: Use Arial, 9-point font for the
entire text. - Line
Spacing: Single line spacing should be used, with no extra spaces between paragraphs.
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