Only the First Letter of the First Word Capitalized
Valencia, May 24-25 Clustering-2018
CLUSTERING-2018
3rd International Conference on Clusters and Industrial Districts
Valencia (Spain), May 24-25, 2018
Title of the research proposal
(only the first letter of the first word capitalized)
Author 1
University of XXXX (Country)
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Supervisor
University of XXXX (Country)
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Abstract:
Select ParrafoClust as the style of this paragraph. Length of the abstract: up to 350 words.
Keywords:
Keyword 1; Keyword2; Keyword3; no more than 5 keywords allowed
Title of the research proposal
(only the first letter of the first word capitalized)
1 TITLE 1
All the paragraphs indented. Select the style “ParrafoClust”. Times New Roman 11, 1.5 spacing between lines; paragraph fully justified. No spacing between paragraphs.
Paper length: once formatted in this template, try to maintain your document within a total length of no more than 20 pages all included.
1.1 Title 2
Select the style “ParrafoClust”. TITLE 1, Title 2 and Title 3 have their own styles created. Choose them from the styles inventory or copy/paste.
1.1.1 Title 3
Please, insert tables and figures in the middle of the text where appropriate. Include figure/table caption on top and source below.
Table 1: this is an example
Titles in first raw in bold / Titles in first raw in bold / Titles in first raw in boldText left aligned and vertically aligned in the middle / Numbers aligned in the centre / 9.9
Copy/paste this table as many times as needed / 9.9 / 9.9
Source: write your source here
references
Choose the style “ReferencesCluster”. French indentation as showed in these examples (the first is an article, and the second is a book):
Cruz, S. & Teixeira, A. (2010). The evolution of the cluster literature: shedding light on the regional studies–regional science debate, Regional Studies, 44(9),1263-1288.
Hall, C., Williams, A. y Lew, A. (2004). Tourism: Conceptualizations, institutions, and issues. A companion to tourism, Blackwell Publishing.
Citations in the main text: if more than 2 authors, include Author1 et al. (Year). If two authors use & between the authors’ surname. In multiple references, list them from older to newer separated by a semi-colon. Examples:
Cruz & Texeira (2010) showed that…
Hall et al. (2004) considered that…
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