Evaluation criteria

All contribution proposals are evaluated by members of the scientific committee.

Proposals for individual papers and posters are evaluated according to the following criteria:

• Adequacy and importance of the subject/ question/ research problem.
• Research concept if it is an empirical study, including clearly stated questions, data sources, data collection and analysis procedures.
• Theoretical or conceptual framework, if applicable, including the integration of the subject in current thinking, a clear exposition of the subject and its contribution to literature.
• Mode of presentation (indicative of a clear and well organized presentation).

The roundtable propositions are evaluated according to the following criteria:

• Clarity of objectives and expected results of the session.
• Planned methods to engage the participants.
• The coherence and complementarity of the different interventions.
• Mode of presentation (clearly listed schedule of activities devoting an important period of time to public participation).