STUDENTS’ INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AFASTUD 2019

21​st​ Edition
COMMUNICATING ACROSS CULTURES

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First Author’s NAME​*​, Second Author’s NAME​**​, Other Authors’ NAME​***

*​
Department, Institution, City, Country, ​**​ Department, Institution, City, Country, ​***​Department, Institution, City,
Country

Abstract: ​Papers must be prefaced by an abstract in English up to 250 words. The text will be written in 10pt high,
Italic, justified, left-right alignment. A number of maximum 8 keywords will be written 10pt below the abstract. The
words will be 10pt high, Italic, left alignment, and separated by a semicolon.

Keywords ​(max.5):​ ​community; intercultural context; communication

1. INTRODUCTION
When typing the articles which are to be
published in English in ​Communicating across
Cultures - A​ FASTUD 2019 some rules will be
respected as follows: the whole paper must be
written with no free space between lines using the
Times New Roman CE; the margins of the text:
Top – 25mm, Bottom – 25mm, Inside – 25mm,
Outside – 20mm, Header – 18mm, Footer – 15mm,
Mirror margins activated, Paper format A4
210X297). It is recommended that the paper
should have an even number of pages (maximum
6).
The title will be written in Upper cases 14pt,
bold, centered. The name of the author will be
written two free spaces below the title of the paper:
First name, surname, font 11pt, bold, centered. A
free space (11pt) below the name will be left
before writing the name of the institution, font
10pt, centered.
2. THE TEXT OF THE PAPER
2.1 The main part of the text. ​The text of the
paper will be written in English, two free spaces
below the keywords, divided into two columns
separated by a 5 mm free space. The characters
will be 11pt high, justify (left-right alignment).
The main parts of the paper will be introduced by
numbered titles with Arabic figures and printed in
capitals, font 11pt, bold, centered. A free space
will be left above the text and another one below it.
Paragraphs will be 6mm indented.
2.2 Diagrams and charts. ​Drawings, diagrams
and charts will be separated by a free space from
the text and printed as close as possible to the first
reference. Their width will not exceed that of the
column they belong to. Should this be impossible
to achieve then they will be printed across the
whole breadth of the page either at the top or the
bottom of the page.
Diagrams and charts will be numbered by
using Arabic figures and will be accompanied by
captions. Ordinal numbers and figure captions will
be printed leading of free space 8pt below the
drawings, centered, font 10pt. Ordinal numbers
and the charts explanations will be printed above
the chart, right alignment, font 10pt.
2.3 Mathematical formulae. ​Characters of
mathematical formulae will be Times New Roman
straight: Full - 11 pt.; Subscript / Superscript - 8
pt.; Sub-Subscript / Superscript - 6 pt.; Symbol -
14 pt.; Sub-Symbol - 11 pt. They will be printed
6mm left alignment. Ordinal numbers will be
printed within round brackets right alignment.
Long mathematical formulae will be broken up
so as not to be wider than the column or they can
be printed integrally on the whole width of the
page either at the top or bottom of the page.
2.4 Other aspects. ​Names of firms will be
printed in Upper case, straight and the names of
military technology products in Upper case, Italic.
Neologisms, already accepted and registered in
dictionaries will be printed in regular characters.
 First name LAST NAME
Those which have not yet been registered in
dictionaries will be printed in ​Italic.
3. REFERENCES
Bibliography will be printed in the alphabetical
order at the end of the article and will be numbered
in Arabic figures. The text will be left alignment,
6mm indented.
The titles of the reference articles, books and
papers will be printed in Italic. Reference citations
will be marked in the text as follows: (Name of the
author/s, publication year: page/pages) or Name of
the author/s (publication year: page/pages).
Examples: (Cook, 2001:14), or (Cook,
1975/2001:14), or (Harris, Doe, 2010: 167-180), or
(Mattis ​et al.,​ 2015:98), or (Walter, 2009), etc.
4. CONCLUSIONS & ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The authors take full responsibility for the
contents and scientific correctness of the paper.
The selection of the texts to include depend on the
result of the peer review process announced.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Cook, J. [1975], (2001). ​Name of the first
example book​. City: Publishing House.
2. Harris, M. & Doe, B.J. (2010). Name of the 2​nd
example paper. ​Name of the journal. ​Issue.
Pages.
3. Mattis, S.; Chang, J.S. & Rossi, G. (2015).
Name of the 3​rd example paper. In M. Weiss,
Name of the book​. City: Publishing House.
Pages.
4. Walter, N. (December, 2009). Name of the
fourth example paper. ​Source. ​[online].
Available: ​http://www.domain.extension​.
[reading time].