Call for Abstracts
DAWO24 is calling for Abstract submissions related to DAOs from a wide range of research methodologies and theoretical perspectives – without claiming to be exhaustive – such as:
| Trends | Structure | Practice |
|---|---|---|
| Artificial Intelligence | Decentralized Decision-Making | Business Models |
| Metaverse & Gaming | Economics & Tokenomics | Community Building |
| New Work | Governance Structures | Contribution Measurement & Verification |
| Speculative Design | Incentives & Reputation | Legal Frameworks & Regulation |
| Sustainability | Organizational Design | Use Cases & Case Studies |
Other topics on DAOs in the spirit of the above will also be considered. Authors are invited to submit original, previously unpublished work that is not currently being reviewed by another conference, workshop, or journal.
Submission Types
There are two types of submissions. Which type of contribution you will submit will depend on what you are hoping to get out of the DAO workshop. At least one author of each accepted submission is expected to register for DAWO24 to give a presentation.
- Abstract for full paper
- Will give you the chance to have a full paper published in the workshop proceedings.
- Abstract submissions should not extend 500 words and are based on completed research.
- Once the abstract is accepted, a full paper may be submitted including up to 8 pages, excluding references and appendices.
- Abstracts-only
- Will give you the opportunity to present new ideas at the workshop at an early stage of a research project.
- Abstract submissions should not extend 500 words and are based on intended research.
Submission Guidelines
Abstract Submission
There is no specific format required for the abstract submission. In particular, abstracts are not subject to an anonymized peer-review process. The conference committee will make a selection considering quality of the research, but also other factors such as the diversity of speakers and topics.
Full Paper Submission
DAWO24 uses a double-blind review process for full papers; author names and affiliations should not appear in the submission and authors should make a reasonable effort not to reveal their identities or institutional affiliation. Full papers that do not comply with these guidelines will be rejected without review.
All papers must use the templates (Springer) provided. Only PDF files will be accepted for the review process.
The workshop proceedings will be made available via SSRN or arXiv.
All manuscripts (abstracts and full papers) need to be uploaded through the EasyChair portal.
Conflict of Interest
Authors and DAWO committee members are required to indicate any possible conflict of interest. Potential conflicts of interest include:
- advisor-advisee relationships, at any time
- professional collaborations, employer/employee relationships
- co-authorship within the past 5 years
- current institutional conflicts
- or close personal relationships.