The main body of the paper. Figures and Tables. Referencing published research within text

The main body of the paper

Two categories of heading are defined: ‘Heading’ ( Bold, Left, 12 pt ) with 10 point space before paragraph for the first level headings and ‘Subheading’ (Italic, Left) for the subsidiary level.

The main body of the paper, 10 pt time New Roman, can include titles and subtitles followed by discussion to address: literature review, research question, research design and methodology, result, discussion, study limitations and conclusion.

Body text is set in ‘Text’ style (Justified). Paragraphs are separated by a separate line.

Figures and Tables

Include figures and tables within the body of your paper. DO NOT design your figures using Microsoft word in bits and pieces. This will cause the figure to be distorted during formatting and production. You have to use a drawing tool and import the figure to word.

Fig 1. Internet Usage & E-government access

Table 1: table title here

Factor	Per country	Per continent
Internet Usage
E-government

Figures’ titles should be under the figure. Tables’ titles should be above the table.

Make sure you have permission of any previously published figure or table from publishers and/or authors. This is the sole responsibility of the author(s).

Acknowledgment
Include any acknowledgement right before the references section (if applicable)

Referencing published research within text

References to previously published research studies must in Harvard style. Author(s) should make every effort to ensure completeness, accuracy and consistency of each reference.
Examples:
- In a research study by ackoff (1961) …..
- Gibberd et al (1991) mentioned……
- In the book by Dunlop and Williams (1989) ……

Please submit the final camera Ready paper on via e-mail to:

Conference Chair, Khalid S. Soliman

e-mail: ksoliman@ibima. org

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