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  • Exciting research is often presented first at conferences. Conference proceedings can be an excellent way to make results available quickly, and Cascadilla Proceedings Project offers both the prestige of print publication and the advantages of free and open web access.

    This combination allows for the best of both worlds: free and quick access for researchers looking for a proceedings paper, and the imprimatur of being published in book form (which can be important for review committees, libraries wanting archival copies, and researchers wanting simplicity and familiarity of citation).

    Every paper published on the Cascadilla Proceedings Project web site is identical to the print edition in content, formatting, and pagination.

    On these pages, you can review the advantages and process of publishing a proceedings with Cascadilla Proceedings Project, and read answers to frequently asked questions from volume editors.

    If you want Cascadilla Proceedings Project to publish your conference proceedings, send e-mail to Michael Bernstein at michael@cascadilla.com. We only publish original proceedings which have not been previously published. We need to know the name, location, and dates of the conference, the approximate attendance, the number of papers presented, the number of papers expected for the proceedings, and how the proceedings have been published for previous conferences if the conference is part of a series.


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