International Conference on
Rewriting the Human Story
in the Age of AI

Originality Requirement

• Submitted abstracts and papers must be original and must not have been previously presented at any academic conference or forum.
• Plagiarized or purely AI-generated abstracts and papers are not accepted for presentation.

Presenter Regulations

• An individual may be the main presenter for only one submission.
• A presenter may be listed as a co-presenter in one additional submission only.
• Each abstract/paper may include a maximum of three presenters.
• All presenters must register and pay the conference fee separately.
• In the case of joint submissions, all co-presenters must confirm their availability prior to submission.

Communication & Responsibility

• All communication regarding submission status will be shared via email.
• Presenters must ensure that a valid and active email address is provided.
• The corresponding author is responsible for informing co-presenters.
• Presenters must inform the organizers in advance if they are unable to present.

Additional Notes

• Interdisciplinary and collaborative submissions are encouraged.
• Only registered presentations will be included in the conference programme.

Double-Blind Peer Review

• All submissions will undergo a double-blind peer review by experienced reviewers.
• Neither the presenters nor the reviewers will know each other’s identities.

Notification Timeline

• Presenters will normally be notified of the review outcome within 15 days of submission.
• Due to a high volume of submissions closer to the deadline, the review process may take slightly longer during peak periods. Every effort will be made to communicate decisions as promptly as possible.
• All communication regarding submission status will be shared via email.
• The corresponding author is responsible for informing co-presenters.

Evaluation Criteria

Submissions will be evaluated based on the following:

1. Focus (theoretical, practical, or a combination of both)
2. Clarity of purpose
3. Relevance to context and audience
4. Coherence between title and abstract
5. Structure and organization
6. Contribution to knowledge or practice

Disqualification Conditions

A submission will be rejected if:

• It is plagiarized.
• It is submitted after the deadline.
• It does not follow the submission guidelines.
• It promotes commercial products or services.
• It contains misleading or irrelevant information.

Post-Acceptance

• Authors of selected submissions will receive formal communication along with presentation guidelines.

Paper Submission Format and Requirements

Selected full papers should be between 4,000 and 7,500 words, inclusive of the abstract, main text, references, and any appendices. Authors are expected to follow a consistent citation style (APA 7th Edition or MLA 9th Edition) throughout the manuscript.

Submissions should be prepared in 12-point Times New Roman font with double spacing and standard margins and must be submitted as a single .docx or PDF file. Each manuscript should clearly include the title, author name(s), institutional affiliation(s), email address(es), and identification of the corresponding author.

All accepted papers will be required to adhere to the publisher’s formatting guidelines and template for final submission. Detailed instructions and the official template will be shared with authors upon acceptance.

Best Paper Award

The authors of the top three papers (student, scholar, and academician categories) shall receive the best paper award with a certificate and cash prize.