第一届ICRU世界可持续发展（WSD 2019）国际会议征文启事
学校各单位：
应泰国清迈皇家大学的邀请，我校拟参与联合举办第一届ICRU以世界可持续发展（WSD 2019）“社区可持续发展”为题的国际会议。本次会议将由六所皇家大学及海外合作高校联合举办，会议定于2019年2月17-19日在泰国清迈皇后酒店举行。
根据会议的相关要求，现面向全校各单位征集会议论文。
一、会议暂定专场主题
根据泰国清迈皇家大学的邀请函，本次国际会议暂定的主题有：
1.可持续发展目标（SDGs）
2.理论科学与应用科学
3.可持续发展教育
4.计算机与信息技术
5.医疗卫生科学 改成 “国王的哲学”
6.管理与经济
7.人文与社会科学
8.东盟研究
9.环境学
10.酒店和旅游管理
11.可持续农业
12.跨学科研究
二、论文提交的几个重要时间点
2018年4月1日-7月31日，提交摘要；
2018年08月15日，摘要接受通知；
2018年08月31日，提交论文全文；
2018年09月30日，论文录用口头/公示通知；
2018年10月15日，修改论文提交截止日期。
三、论文的相关格式要求
提交的论文应严格按照以下格式说明行文，否则将被退回给论文作者修改格式。
1.论文的语言：英文。
2.所有的论文全文应符合以下要求：
摘要100-150字；
以MSWord文档格式保存；
字体Times New Roman，字号11；
论文题目后应有论文所有作者，作者单位及联系方式；
图形与表格必须可用MSWord或MS Excel打开
请参考以下示例/模板的格式要求：
标题
一个完整研究的论文应包含以下标题或部分：
实证研究的论文应包括：
摘要和关键词
引言/介绍
研究方法
调研结果
论证/论述
研究结论与启示
参考文献
概念/理论研究的论文应包括：
摘要和关键词
引言/介绍
研究结论与启示
参考文献
示例/模板
论文题目
摘要
摘要内容。摘要100-150字，简要概括论文内容，提供细节而非表现意图。摘要段落缩进1.5cm，文字对齐，单倍行距。摘要后应有不多于6个定义论文主题的关键词。
论文主体
论文按照上方“标题”部分所列内容展开。段落内部单倍行距，段落间双倍行距。论文不标页码，但请确保页面顺序无误。论文页数由编辑统计。论文页边距，上下左右均为3cm。总页数不超过A4纸15页。
四、我校提交论文的时间节点
请各单位积极鼓励教师撰写会议相关论文，积极投稿。请有意向参会的老师，于2018年7月1日前按照以上论文的要求，将论文摘要发送邮箱：skcjd@hqu.edu.cn;并于2018年8月20日前将论文全文发送上述邮箱。我校将统一发送对方，并第一时间反馈审核结果。
更多信息，可查看附件。
社科处联系人：陈俊源，联系电话：0592-6161800；国际交流合作处联系人：董楠楠，联系电话：0592-6160094。
附件：会议详细的英文通知
华侨大学社会科学研究处
华侨大学国际交流合作处
2018年4月8日
Call for Papers
The 1st ICRU International Conference on
World Sustainable Development (WSD 2019)
“Sustainable Community Development”
Hosted by 6 Rajabhat University and their 4 overseas University Networks
February 17-19,, 2019
At The Empress Hotel Chiang Mai
The world is faced with challenges in all three dimensions of sustainable development—economic, social and environmental. More than 1 billion people are still living in extreme poverty, and income inequality within and among many countries has been rising; at the same time, unsustainable consumption and production patterns have resulted in huge economic and social costs and may endanger life on the planet. Achieving sustainable development will require global actions to deliver on the legitimate aspiration towards further economic and social progress, requiring growth and employment, and at the same time strengthening environmental protection. Sustainable development will need to be inclusive and take special care of the needs of the poorest and most vulnerable. Strategies need to be ambitious, action-oriented and collaborative, and to adapt to different levels of development. They will need to systemically change consumption and production patterns, and might entail, inter alia, significant price corrections; encourage the preservation of natural endowments; reduce inequality; and strengthen economic governance.
In 2015, more than 190 world leaders committed to 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to help us all end extreme poverty, fight inequality & injustice, and fix climate change. We each have a role to play if we’re going to achieve these goals of a more prosperous, equitable, and sustainable world. By 2030, almost 60% of the world's population will live in urban areas, and most of that urban expansion will be in the developing world. Rapid urbanization puts pressure on supplies of fresh water, sewage systems, the living environment and public health. Let's embrace the technological and social benefits of cities by making sure they are safe for everyone and sustainable for decades to come. The 1st ICRU International Conference on World Sustainable Development (WSD 2019) is initiated as a venue for academicians and researchers to express and share their findings, together with building relationships and networks with others, so as with a purpose to mutually achieve the ultimate goals of United Nations’ sustainable development.
The conference sessions will be organized into multiple concurrent session tracks under the Sustainable Development Theme.
The tentative session tracks are:
1. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
2. Pure and Applied Science
3. Education for Sustainable Development
4. Computer and Information Technology
5. The King's Philosophy
6. Management and Economics
7. Humanities and Social Sciences
8. ASEAN Studies
9. Environmental Science
10. Hospitality and Tourism Management
11. Sustainable Agriculture
12. The Interdisciplinary Research
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
Date |
Conference Schedule |
|
17 FEB PM |
Welcome and Reception Dinner |
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18 FEB AM |
Opening Session Keynote Speakers: 1. Keynote Speaker from The United Nations (UN) “World Sustainable Development Through Sustainable Community Development” 2. Professor Dr. Andreas Zins -Professor of Tourism Management, MODUL University Vienna, Austria/ Editor-In-Chief of the International Journal of Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research/ Dean for International Programs, International Hospitalit and Culinary Culture College, Nanjing Tech University Pujiang Institute, Nanjing, China “Sustainable Community Development Through Sustainable Tourism” 3. Mr. Thapana Sirivadhanabhakdi - President and CEO of Thai Beverage, the leading beverage producer in Thailand which ranks among the largest in Asia/ Director at Pracharath Rak Samakkee (Social Enterprise) (Thailand) Co., Ltd., 76 social provincial enterprises to boost rural economy "Social Enterprise Roles in Sustainable Community Development " |
PM |
Paper Presentation Sessions |
19 FEB AM |
Paper Presentation Sessions (Continued) |
|
PM |
Excursion (To be suggested) |
IMPORTANT DATES:
o Abstract Submission: 1 May – 31 July 2018
o Abstract Acceptance Notification: 15 August 2018
o Full Paper Submission Deadline: 31 August 2018
o Oral/Poster Acceptance Notification: 30 September 2018
o Full Paper Revision submission Deadline: 15 October 2018
PUBLICATION
All the papers presented in the conference will be published in Rajabhat Chiang Mai Research Journal/ KASALONGKHAM RESEARCH JOURNAL, Chiang Rai Rajabhat University/ Lampang Rajabhat University Journal/Rajabhat Rambhai Barni Research Journal/Nakhon Sawan Rajabhat Journal/Wichcha Journal, Nakhon Si Thammarat Rajabhat University (Science and Technology)/ Narkbhut Paritat Journal, Nakhon Si Thammarat Rajabhat University (Human and social Sciences)
PAPER SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Please follow the following guidelines to format your paper. It is important that all papers are submitted in a standardized format. Papers not adhering to this format will be returned to the authors for formatting.
All full papers must meet the following requirements:
• Inclusion of a 100-150 word abstract
• Saved in MSWord file format
• Times New Roman 11 point font
• Inclusion of paper title with all authors, affiliations and contact details
• Graphics and tables must be accessible by MSWord or MS Excel.
Please refer to example/template of formatting requirements below.
Headings
As a minimum, all Full Research papers should include the following headings or sections:
For Full Research papers that are ‘empirical’ papers include:
• Abstract and keywords
• Introduction
• Methods
• Results
• Discussion
• Conclusions and Implications
• References
For Full Research papers that are ‘conceptual/theoretical’ papers include:
• Abstract and keywords
• Introduction
• Conclusions and Implications
• References
EXAMPLE/TEMPLATE
TITLE OF YOUR PAPER
ABSTRACT
Place your abstract here. The short abstract should be composed of 100-150 words that briefly summarize your paper. It should provide details rather than present intentions. Indent the abstract paragraph 1.5 cm single space with justified text alignment. The abstract should be followed by and a list of no more than six (6) key words that define the subject matter.
MAIN BODY OF TEXT
Begin your copy here as per the headings outlined previously. Use Single space within each paragraph and double space between paragraphs. Do not number the pages, but make sure the pages are in the correct order. The editor will number pages. Please use a 3cm margin on the left and 3cm margin on the top, bottom, and right. The paper should be no more than 15 pages in A4 size.
TABLES AND FIGURES
Tables and figures must appear within the text, not at the end of the text. Tables and figures should be numbered sequentially, e.g., Table 1, Table 2, Table 3, etc., and they should include a title (in upper- and lower-case letters), which explain their contents. For example:
Table 1: Profile of Typical Travel and Tourism Students
If appropriate, appendices should appear at the end of the article after the list of references
REFERENCES
References must be listed immediately following the CONCLUSION AND IMPLICATIONS of the paper. Use APA style. Alphabetize by author, and for each author, list in chronological order. List the authors' names exactly as written in the source cited. Use no abbreviations. See examples below:
Henry, W. A., III. (1990). Making the grade in today's schools. Time, 135, April 9, 28-31.
Higgins-Desbiolles, F., Powys Whyte, K., & Mian, A. (2012). Abandon hope: The importance of remaining critical. Paper presented at the 22nd Annual CAUTHE conference, Melbourne, Australia.
Macdonald, S. (1997). A people’s story: heritage, identity and authenticity. In C. Rojek & J. Urry (Eds.), Touring cultures: Transformations of travel and theory (pp. 219-235). London: Routledge.
Reisinger, Y., & Turner, L. (2003). Cross-cultural behaviour in tourism: Concepts and analysis. Oxford: Butterworth-Heinemann.
Tribe, J. (2005). The truth about tourism. Annals of Tourism Research, 33(2), 360–381.
All abstracts and papers must be submitted electronically to Dr. Bung-on Chartrungruang at the email address: research_cmru@cmru.ac.th
REGISTRATION FEES
· Standard fee for paper presenters US$ 200 or 6,000 Thai Baht(before 15th October 2018), US$ 250 or 7,500 Thai Baht (after 15th October 2018)
· Standard fee for session participants, non-paper presenters US$ 150 or 4,500 Thai Baht
· All fees are in US dollars and Thai Bahts. The standard registration fee includes conference registration, conference proceedings in CD, reception dinner, Chiang Mai tour and all catering during the conference. The registration fee payment should be made to the following accounts
US DOLLARS/BAHTS:
Recipient name: CHIANG MAI RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY
Recipient address: THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE, CHIANG MAI RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY,
CHANGPUEK ROAD, MUANG DISTRICT, CHIANG MAI 50300, THAILAND
Bank: KRUNGTHAI BANK, THAILAND
BENEFICIARY A/C NO: 501-0-19406-6
SWIFT CODE: KRTHTHBK
CONFERENCE VENUE
The Empress Hotel Chiang Mai
ACCOMMODATION
The Empress Hotel Chiang Mai
Superior Single/ Twin/Double Room: 1,500 Baht/night include ABF
Deluxe Single/ Twin/Double Room: 2,000 Baht/night include ABF
Airport/Hotel Transfer: 100 Baht/trip
Free WiFi
Room Reservation: E-mail : emprsvn@empresshotels.com
Website: www.empresshotels.com
Tel. +66 53 253 199 Fax : +66 53 279 956
Organising Committee
· Research and Development Institute, Chiang Mai Rajabhat University Team:
Chair: Dr. Bung-on Chartrungruang
Members: Asst. Prof. Dr. Sittichai Sah-iam,, Dr. Chalermchai Chaichompoo, Dr. Worajit Setthapun, Dr. Nuttiya Tantranont, Dr. Tatporn Kunpradid, Asst. Prof. Suparerk Tarapitakwong, Dr. Ratchapol Sumputtanon
· Chiang Rai Rajabhat University Team:
Chair: Dr. Anan Kaewtatip
Members:
· Lampang Rajabhat University Team:
Chair: Dr. Duangjai Bhudhawongs
Members:
· Rambhaibarni Rajabhat University Team:
Chair:
Members:
· Nakhon Sawan Rajabhat University Team:
Chair:
Members:
· Nakhon Si Thammarat Rajabhat University Team:
Chair:
Members:
· Huaqiao University Team from China:
Chair:
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· National Pintung University Team from Taiwan:
Chair:
Members:
· Feng Chia University Team from Taiwan:
Chair:
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· October 6 University Team from China:
Chair:
Members:
For further information, please contact Dr. Bung-on Chartrungruang by E-mail address: research_cmru@cmru.ac.th or the website: http://www.research.cmru.ac.th
