Title of Extended Abstract

 

Author*¹, Co-author², Co-author^x

¹ Affiliation details (Department and University/Institution/Organization, Country name)

² Affiliation details (Department and University/Institution/Organization, Country name)

^x Please add as many number of co-authors if required. There is no restriction on the no. of co-authors

 

 

ABSTRACT / EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

 

• What is the purpose of this STUDY?
• What problem is being addressed? Summarize briefly.

 

This document presents the instructions needed to prepare the extended abstract to the journal. All extended abstracts should only be written in English. The extended abstract should be submitted in Microsoft Word format. The maximum page limit for the extended abstract is 4 pages; including references. It should start with the paper’s title, authors, address, followed by the Abstract's text and the keywords (up to five). Please, indicate the author who will present the paper with an asterisk (*). Abstract should not include any table, picture, figure, etc. Please, briefly explain the aim and scope of your study, your materials and methods, and the main conclusions of the study. The abstract should be written in MS Word format in single-spaced in 11 point Times New Roman.

 

Keywords: Abstract, Template, up to 7 words arranged in alphabetical order.

 

 

 

1. 1.    INTRODUCTION

 

• What is the context (or background) of the study? (What has prompted this study?)
• What is the problem? (Answer this in one clear statement if possible.)
• What factors (e.g., stakeholders, timelines, underlying issues) should be considered in developing a recommendation?
• What recommendation(s) are you making?
• How will you support your recommendations in your study?

 

 

Major headings are typed bold in 12pt upper case (capital letters), with two lines space above and below. Text should be justified (extend to the right-hand margin) and be typed to fill the full depth of the text area. Please, use a single-spaced 12pt Times New Roman typeface. Do not indent the text paragraphs. Official language of the journal for extended abstract is English.

 

 

1. 2.    ANALYSIS

 

• Examine the problem being faced—what are the contributing factors?
• Show us the steps you’ve used to reach your recommendation and implementation plan.
• How do METHODS / CONCEPTS apply to the case?

 

Outline the METHODS / CONCEPTS used in your study here.

 

2.1.  Minor headings

 

Minor headings are in 12pt bold-italic type, not indented, with one line of space above and below. Do not number headings.

 

2.2    Minor headings

 

New paragraphs are not indented, but are preceded by a line of space. Also please avoid using footnotes or splitting tables over two (or more) pages.

 

 

1. 3.    ALTERNATIVES, RECOMMENDATION AND DISCUSSION

 

• What are the alternatives the decision-maker can choose among?
• What decision criteria should be used to evaluate the alternatives?

 

• Tell us about the recommendation in detail: What exactly are you asking them to do? How many steps are involved? What equipment or expertise will be needed?
• Next, explain your Action Plan, including:
  • Who will be responsible for what part of the action plan?
  • When will the different parts of the recommendation be implemented? Short-, medium-, and long-term action plan?
  • What will the cost be of these required actions?
  • What will the impact of this recommendation be on other parts of the COMMUNITY?
  • What problems do you anticipate, and how can develop contingency plans?

 

Describe and discuss your all results here and/or the finding/contents of your study. You can present tables, graphs and figures in this part.

 

Table 1. This is an example of table layout. It shows the dimensions of the text area. Note that a minimum number of horizontal rules and (usually) no vertical rules are used.

 

1	2	3
Example	Development	Delivery
Example	Livelihoods	Technology
Example
Example

 

 

 

Figure 2(a). This is an example layout for the photos.

 

 

 

Figure 2(b). This is an example layout for your graph.

 

Figures and tables must be numbered. Figures and tables captions must be centered in 12 pt with small caps. Captions with figure numbers must be placed after their associated figures, as shown in Figure 1. Captions with table numbers must be placed before their associated tables, as shown in Table I.

 

1. 4.    CONCLUSION

 

• What have you told us? Remind us what the most important point of your STUDY is.
• Succinctly restate your recommendation and tie in these two points:
  • Why should they implement your recommendations?
  • What will be the outcome if the recommendations are implemented successfully? (What will the benefits be?)

 

Present your conclusions here (and do not use any graphs, figure or table). If you use any references, please give them with authors’ surname and date (Kemal and Sen, 2011). That means that references should be listed in alphabetical order (Yueng, 2015). Journal articles as depicted in the example below should conform to the standard Vancouver style of punctuation, and abbreviations (Kang et al., 2017).

 

Finally, please ensure that you keep within the word limits. The text of your extended abstract should not exceed 4 pages (including all texte and references).

We are looking forward to seeing you at the RTDD 2020.

 

 

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

 

Collate acknowledgements in this separate section at the end of the text, before the part of references. List here those individuals who provided help during the research (e.g., funding the project, providing language help, writing assistance or proof reading the article, etc.).

 

 

REFERENCES

 

It is essential that References should be listed alphabetically at the end of the paper. Although "et al." is preferable in the text, in the list of references all authors should be given.

 

Citations in the text

 

            The abbreviation "et al." (In italics) should be used in the text, when there are more than three authors of a cited paper.

 

List of references

 

            References should be ordered alphabetically in this list.

            The reference information within the text should be set in brackets, thus (Surname,1965).

            The reference list should be formatted using 12pt Times New Roman typeface with the first line hanging.

 

-        Faraji, R., Hemmatinezhad, M. A., & Shabani, S. (2019). Role and Importance of Human Resources in Security of Football Stadiums. Journal of Human Resource Management in Sport, 6(2), 179-194. (in persian).

 

-Chelladuray, P. & Madella, A (2006). Human resource management in Olympic sports organizations. First edition, Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.