All abstracts and final papers can be submitted in English or Croatian language. Papers from Congress that attend to be published in scientific journals should be submitted in English.

Abstracts/papers will be accepted for review on the condition that they have not been copyrighted or previously published, they are not being considered for publication, and they are not in press elsewhere.

All abstracts and final papers should be submitted via our Online Submission System – at the EasyChair web page https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=cromar2023

In order to submit the abstract and/or final paper first create an EasyChair user account (you will receive an e-mail to activate your user account)

After obtaining a user account please: 

• Go to the CROMAR 2023 Congress EasyChair page https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=cromar2023
• Press the "New Submission" button to open the submission form
• By clicking on the link "click here to add yourself" your personal and contact data will be added to the correct author position (author 1, author 2, author 3). You can add additional authors here.
• The title, abstract, and keywords should be entered as plain text and not uploaded as a document (only the final paper can be uploaded as a file).
• After filling out the form, press the "Submit" button once.

Abstracts should contain approximately 300 words, with 3 to 6 keywords. They should contain a clear indication of the purpose of the research, the approach used, the major results, and the implications to be described in the full paper. Please, do not attach any files to the EasyChair submission form as this tool will be used to upload the final paper.

For full paper writing please use the paper submission guidelines – CROMAR2023 – full paper template

The presentation at the Congress should be delivered in English language. It should focus on the following key features of the paper:

• Objective(s) / Key research questions
• Key model or theoretical framework used
• Nature and source of data, including any key limitations of the methodology/methods used
• Presentation of key findings – avoiding detailed discussion of statistical data
• Conclusions and implications for research, policies, or practitioners
• Recommendations for future research.

The above list is more guidelines and it is not necessary to cover all the above features. The purpose of the presentation is to stimulate discussion and debate rather than cover every detail of your paper.

The preferred presentation format is Microsoft PowerPoint with a maximum of 10 slides. Please use the official template available on the following link. The presentation should last for 10 minutes followed by a 5 minutes discussion.