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• Designing for spatial justice
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1.  Abstract

Authors should submit the abstracts according to the following requirements:

• Abstracts should be written in English;
• Text should be 12-point, in Times New Roman Font, left-justified and single-spaced with one inch margin on all sides;
• Author(s) name(s) and all author affiliations should be included;
• Abstracts should be text only. Graphics, pictures or graphs should not be included;
• Abstracts should include
  • Title of Paper
  • Author(s) – Presenting author’s name to be highlighted in bold
  • Institutional Affiliation/ Address/ Email
  • Abstract text (maximum 500 words). Suggested subsections: context, central theme or hypothesis; methodology and expected outcomes/major findings
  • 3-5 keywords

Please submit the abstract in Microsoft Word format (File name: Author’s Surname_Given Name_Abstract.doc, e.g. Chan_Tai_Man_abstract.doc) to 2016AnR@cuhk.edu.hk on or before 15 June 2016.

2.  Full Paper

Authors should submit the full paper according to the following requirements by 18 November 2016 and that you will be able to present your paper in a 20 minutes time slot at the Conference in December.

Paper Format

• The paper must not exceed 6,000 words (excluding figures, tables, appendices and references);
• The title should be bold and centered;
• Main paragraph should be 12-point, in Times New Roman Font, left-justified and single-spaced;
• Paragraph headings should be bold and left-justified.

References
All the references should be cited according to the following formats:
Alexander, E.R., 2007. Planning rights and the implications. Planning Theory, Vol.6(2), pp.112-126.
Hohfeld, W., 2000. Fundamental legal Conceptions: as applied in judicial reasoning. NJ: Lawbook Exchange Ltd.
Authors could download the sample paper (  |  ) for reference and please submit the full paper in Microsoft Word format (File name: Author’s Surname_Given Name_Paper.doc, e.g. Chan_Tai_Man_Paper.doc) to 2016AnR@cuhk.edu.hk on or before 18 November 2016.