• Papers/Presentations

• PLENARY SESSIONS
• THEME 1: Policy and ideology of social economy
• THEME 2: Measurement and assessment of the social economy
• THEME 3: Laws on social economy, legal statutes and types of undertaking
• THEME 4: Financing mechanisms, state aid and public policies
• THEME 5: Innovative management
• THEME 6: Governance models
• THEME 7: Network management, partnerships and stakeholders
• THEME 8: Globalization and local anchoring
• THEME 9: Social economy, social inclusion and fight against poverty
• THEME 10: Social innovations, products and services
• POSTER SESSION 1: Employment and social action
• POSTER SESSION 2: Governance models
• POSTER SESSION 3: SE and their communities
• POSTER SESSION 4: SE and societal challenges
• POSTER SESSION 5: SE and social action
• POSTER SESSION 6: SE and networks
• Call for papers
• Guidelines
• LIST OF ACCEPTED PAPERS
• LIST OF ACCEPTED POSTERS

Download the call for proposals (PDF)

Main guidelines to submit your proposal

When preparing your submission:

1. Please consider first the central question/object of your contribution.

2. Choose 5 key words to best fit your paper.

3. Consider the following questions to characterise your contribution:
• Is it general or specific? Are your research questions considered at a rather meso, macro or micro-level?
• Is your research of conceptual or methodological nature, policy oriented, or aimed at shaping regulation? Or is it rather of technical kind, linked to the operational/implementation level and depending on the present structural changes or the existing regulation?

4. Prepare your proposal if possible in English (6.000 - 9.000 characters).

5. Choose one of the 10 themes.
Themes are numbered from 1 to 10 going from the more general to the more specific. They are also numbered decreasingly from a more policy oriented approach, passing through the enterprise delivering a service/product in a given environment, towards the final users/ beneficiaries. While it could be seen that the numbering goes from the rather meso, macro-level towards the more micro-level of the analysis, each theme can encompass several kinds of analyses and approaches.

Fill in the form to submit your proposal

PLEASE NOTE THAT IF ACCEPTED, YOU WILL BE INVITED TO SUBMIT A FULL PAPER. PROPOSALS ALONE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FINAL CONFERENCE.

Deadlines
Paper proposals: April 21, 2013
Notification of accepted proposals: mid-May 2013
Long version of selected papers: September 1, 2013

Only the papers for which one author at least is registered by September 1 (payment validated) will be included in the Conference programme.

Languages
Paper proposals must be submitted in EN
Oral presentations at the Conference can be made in 3 languages: EN – FR – ES
Long versions of accepted papers (and posters) can be delivered in 3 languages: EN – FR – ES