IACM Conferences

Detailed Submission Criteria

All IACM submissions should involve the presentation of new material, being sufficiently distinct from published works or from submissions to any other conferences.

"Sufficiently distinct", in the case of theoretical or conceptual papers, means that the current IACM submission is either a new theoretical contribution, or a substantially different theoretical framework, involving different variables and causal links.

"Sufficiently distinct", in the case of empirical work means that the current IACM submission: 1) examines different variables, 2) proposes a different causal model, 3) analyzes different data, or 4) explores how the theory and/or findings applies to a different substantive domain.

Papers currently in press, which will be published prior to the conference, are excluded from submission.