Call for Papers

North American Society for the Sociology of Sport

Conference Theme:  The Sporting Arena:  Academics, Activists & Activism(s)

Portland, Oregon, USA, November 5-8, 2014



Submission Deadline:  20 June 2014

 

Invitation to Submit:

We invite you to submit a paper abstract for the 2014 NASSS Conference to be held in Portland, Oregon, USA, November 5-8.  Scholars from a variety of disciplines and interdisciplinary “fields” examining issues relevant to the study of sport are encouraged to submit their work.

 

Abstract Format and Submission:

Abstracts should be limited to 1800 characters (approx. 200 words).  The on-line submission format will guide you through required details.  Please note that due to time and space constraints presenters are limited to two presentations only (one single authored paper & one coauthored paper; or two coauthored papers).

 

Submission Procedure:

Paper abstracts will be accepted on-line only.  Log on to the 2014 NASSS conference web page.  See www.nasss.org   “Conference”.  Please read through the session descriptions located under the “Conference” tab to determine which session best matches your paper’s theme.  After you have determined the session to which you want to submit your paper go to the abstract submissions tab and follow the instructions to complete and send the abstract submission form.  Please submit your abstract to one session only.  If you are unsure about which session you should submit to or you believe you have a topic that does not easily fit one of the identified sessions, please submit your abstract to the open session listed with all other descriptions.

 

Proposing or Adding a Session:

Please be aware that the paper sessions listed on the web are guideposts, not to be construed as the final program.  If you are unable to submit your abstract via the web, please contact Jane Stangl, Smith College, Northampton, MA, 413.585.4910, or email (preferred) [log in to unmask]

 

Review Process:   Review criteria include:       

  

Relevance and significance of topic to sport sociology and related interdisciplinary fields
Clearly stated core issue, research question or objective
Reference to conceptual framework or methodology
Consideration of implications where appropriate
 

Abstract Submission Deadline:  June 20, 2014

 

Notification of Acceptance:  Late July, Early August (not later than August 8th)

 

 

Cross-listing welcome!



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Jane M. Stangl, Ph.D. 
President-Elect NASSS 2014
Smith College
Northampton, MA  01063
(o) 413.585.4910
http://www.smith.edu/classdeans/