NITI-SPICES 2027 invites original, unpublished contributions reflecting scholarly
rigour and practical relevance across the conference tracks. Submissions should
be grounded in robust theoretical, empirical, or practice-based insights and
written in clear, concise English.
The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.
Type of Submissions
1
Abstract (2000 Characters Approx or 300 words)
2
Extended Abstract (10000 Characters Approx or 1500 words)
Full paper submission is mandatory for consideration for Best Paper Awards and publication opportunities.
Recommended Extended Abstract Structure
Title of the Paper
Abstract / Synopsis and Keywords
Introduction and Background
Research Problem / Research Objectives
Literature Review and/or Theoretical Framework
Methodology / Research Approach
Key Findings or Expected Findings
Discussion
Theoretical, Practical and/or Policy Implications
Conclusion
References
Ethics Statement
AI Usage Declaration
Word limit: up to 1500 words (excluding references).
Recommended Full Paper Structure
Title
Abstract / Synopsis and Keywords
Introduction
Literature Review and/or Theoretical Framework
Research Problem / Objectives / Questions
Methodology / Research Approach
Findings / Results
Discussion
Theoretical and Managerial / Practical Implications
Policy Implications (where relevant)
Conclusion
Limitations and Future Research Directions
Acknowledgements (if applicable)
References
Ethics Statement
AI Usage Declaration
Appendices (if applicable)
Key Submission Guidelines
1
Submissions must be original and not under review or published elsewhere.
2
Manuscripts should be typed in Times New Roman, 12-point font, 1.5 line
spacing, following APA (7th edition) referencing style.
3
Authors must not mention their names in the submitted document; all papers
undergo double-blind peer review.
4
Abstracts of accepted papers will be included in the conference proceedings;
selected high-quality papers may be considered for journal publication.
5
At least one author must register for the paper to be included in the final
program.
