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Registration for the 31s EAA Annual Meeting is now open.
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These are special categories of speakers with distinct roles within a session. They do not submit proposals through the EAA 2025 submissions portal and can only be invited by session organisers.
Only the main organiser of a session can add invited speakers, keynote speakers, or discussants through the EAA 2025 submissions portal. These speakers do not need to submit paper proposals via the portal. If they are contributing a presentation to the session in which they serve as a keynote speaker, it will be included in the session schedule during the preparation phase in February/March 2025.
These three types of speakers do not need to be EAA Members to be added to a session but must pay the EAA membership fee and conference registration fee by 28 May to be able to attend the conference.
IMPORTANT: The one paper (oral presentation) per person limitation does not apply to keynote speakers, invited speakers and discussants. However, please note that while we will do our best to avoid scheduling conflicts between sessions that involve these three types of speakers and other sessions in which they might be participating, due to the complexity of the programme, we cannot guarantee this in every case. We kindly ask organisers to consider this when selecting keynote speakers, invited speakers or discussants for their sessions.
Conference registration for the 31st EAA Annual Meeting in Belgrade is now open. The payment deadline for all session organisers to pay conference registration and EAA membership fees is 10 February.
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The EAA 2025 Call for Sessions was open between 17 September and 4 November 2024 23:59 CET (extended deadline).
Session organiser requirements:
Session organiser payment requirements:
The guidelines specified below should be followed when completing the EAA 2025 submissions form.
The EAA may restrict expression that violates the law, that defames a specific individual or group of individuals, that constitutes a genuine threat or harassment, that unjustifiably invades substantial privacy or confidentiality interests, or that violates the EAA Code of Conduct and Principles.