On our website https://iberoamericannetworkofcomputationalsociology.org/ in the SYMPOSIUM 2020 section.
The Virtual Symposium of Computational Sociology 2020 invites researchers, students, members of the IberoamericanNetwork of Computational Sociology, subscribers and all those interested in participating.
The short summary template is available on our website in the download area. (https://iberoamericannetworkofcomputationalsociology.org/simposio-2020-1 Spanish version) (https://iberoamericannetworkofcomputationalsociology.org/symposium-2020 English version).
The short and extensive summary formats are in English because the book resulting from this 2020 symposium will be published in that language.
No, since only works with the format established by the Iberoamerican Network of Computational Sociology will be accepted.
The book will be published in English so that it has an international reach.
Yes, you must use a specific format that is available on our website in the download area. (https://iberoamericannetworkofcomputationalsociology.org/simposio-2020-1 Spanish version) (https://iberoamericannetworkofcomputationalsociology.org/symposium-2020 English version).
The presentations must be in the Spanish language (The template available on the website already comes in Spanish).
No, there won't be publication fee.
No, there won’t be registration fee.
The reception of short summaries will be in the period of November and December of the current year and January 2020.
The short summary should be sent to the email address incsred@gmail.com with a copy for leticia.abrica@gmail.com and antonio.aguilera@colsan.edu.mx.
To be part of the network, it is necessary to send an email to the address incsred@gmail.com saying that you want to be part of it, within 96 hours you will receive an email with the information you must send us to register, Once you send us your information, you will receive another email announcing that you are already registered.
No, it is totally free.
All those interested in the area of Computational Sociology.