Publishing Conference/Seminar

Conference papers can be an effective way to try out new ideas, introduce your work to colleagues, and hone your research questions. Presenting at a conference is a great opportunity for gaining valuable feedback from a community of scholars and for increasing your professional stature in your field.

The journal publishes conference proceedings and issues on the request of the convener of the conference. The conference organiser is responsible for communicating the Journal’s policies and publication guidelines in the call for papers, Website, and other conference communications.

Each conference determines their policy for papers that are accepted, but which are not presented at the conference. If the conference organisers decide that non-presented papers will not be published in the conference issue of the journal of “RRBB”, it is the conference organiser’s sole responsibilities and the publisher shall not be a part of it.

The conference should not specifically claim or guarantee indexing in any database. The publisher of the journal cannot guarantee that entries from your conference will be included in any particular database. Indexing services evaluate conferences and independently determine what they will index.

Publishing costs will be paid by conference organiser and Copyright to be retained either by the author or conference organiser.

The Editorial team of the Journal of “RRBB” is ready to help. If you have questions about publishing conference papers or other questions relating to conference.