The Conference aims to serve as a forum for academics, researchers, local–self government officials, educators, undergraduate and post graduate students as well as people involved in planning, development, innovation, sustainability, cultural administration and communication. The conference is also open to every individual wishing to participate in a salutary consideration on issues relevant to the topics of the Conference. Authors are invited to submit original papers, panel proposals, posters or workshop proposals. The Conference aims to address main issues of concern such as:Regional Administration and Local Self-Government
•Social State Social policy and Local Self-Government
•European policies and Local Self-Government
•Constitutional framework for Local Self-Government
•Citizens’ Community and Local Self-Government
•Cultural and Educational institutions within Local Self-Government
•Educational functions and Local Self-Government structures
•Educational policy and Local Self-Government actions
•School curricula and local community
•Education and Regional Adminitration within the European Union
•Innovation and New Technologies
•Modern Approaches to Lifelong Learning
•Innovative actions promoting cultural touristic and social development
•Educational policies concerning Local Self-Government
•Cultural policy and administration
•Digital programs and smart cities
•Education ,economy and entrepreneurship
•Religious culture, education and regional government
•Subsidiarity of education and Regional Development
•Educational structures of Local Self-Government (Special Education, Pre-school Education, Lifelong Learning etc.)
•Cultural differences and social disparity
•Immigration, cross-cultural education and Local Self-Government
Abstracts must be sent by email to the following website: iake.weebly.com not later than Sunday December 20th, 2015 Papers should be submitted as a standard attached file in MS Word. The filename to be submitted must conform to the following form e.g John-Smith_ΙΑΚΕ_Abstract . You will receive an acknowledgement of receipt within two or three days. All submissions, except invited talks, are subject to a blind reviewing process. Acceptance of any contributions will be primarily based on its originality, innovation and quality. All accepted papers have to be presented during the conference and they will be published in the conference proceedings.
The length of the abstract should be a maximum of 300 words. It should give enough information to provide the reader with a full picture of the topic that the paper covers including the following: aims, design, methodology, approach, findings, practical implications, and contributions of the paper. It is not an introduction. Citing bibliographic references should be avoided.