Title in the language in which the contribution is written – 100 characters max., do not use capital letters, 
Title in English (or Czech/Slovak if the contribution is written in English) – 100 characters max., do not use capital letters

Prof. Ing. First name Surname, Ph.D.

	Department
Faculty 
University 	
 street, ZIP code, city, country
E-mail:  aaaa@abcd.cz	

Prof. Ing. First Name Surname, Ph.D.

	Department
Faculty 
University 	
 street, ZIP code, city, country
E-mail:  aaaa@abcd.cz	

Annotation (in the language in which the contribution is written)
Annotation of the contribution in Czech (Slovak) or English is to involve the following: goal and methods, main results, conclusions. Extent of annotation: 100 to 250 words.

Key words (in the language in which the contribution is written)
key word 1, key word 2, key word 3

Annotation (in English; or Czech/Slovak if the contribution is written in English)
Annotation is to involve the following: goal and methods, main results, conclusions. Extent of annotation: 100 – 250 words.

Key words (in English; or Czech/Slovak if the contribution is written in English)
key word 1, key word 2, key word 3

Introduction
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1st headline
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Table No. 1: Title of Table No. 1
A	I	II	III	
B	12	23	34	
C	45	56	67	
Source: Author.

2nd headline
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Picture No. 1: Title of Picture No. 1

Source: Novak, 2014.

Conclusion
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Literature
Source No. 1 – Please keep formatting as stated below. 
Source No. 2 – Please keep formatting as stated below.

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Format sample:
Extent of a contribution: 8 pages maximum (A4)
Title of a contribution: 100 characters maximum
Font: Times New Roman, size 11 pt
Line spacing: 1, a space between two paragraphs
Margins: 2,5 cm left, right, top, bottom
Headlines: do not use capital letters
Tables: tables are to be formatted in a text (not a picture)
Tables and pictures: are to be accompanied with headlines and sources
Citation: in brackets in the text or in footnotes, it is recommended to use world scientifically-accepted literature (typically literature included in world citation databases such as WOS or Scopus),  
List of literature: all resources stated in the list of resources are to be cited in the text of a contribution

How to state literature resources
Please keep formatting the resources in compliance with the sample below.
Order of resources: in alphabetical order
Authors’ surnames: in capital letters, authors spaced by commas.
Year of issue: in brackets after authors‘ names.
Title of publication (monograph, journal, proceedings) – in italics.
Insert ISBN, ISSN, or DOI No. (if assigned).
Articles in journals: insert a volume, issue, numbers of pages and ISSN (DOI No. if possible).

Sample:
Monograph
Cooke, P., Piccaluga, A., (2006). Regional development in the knowledge economy. London and New York : Routledge Taylor & Francis Group. 296 pgs. ISBN 0415578639.
Articles in journals
Tödtling, F., Trippl, M., (2005). One size fits all? Towards a differentiated regional innovation policy approach. Research Policy, vol. 34, no. 8, pp. 1203-1219. ISSN 0048-7333. DOI 10.1016/j.respol.2005.01.018.
Articles in proceedings
DUŠEK, J., (2016). Dostupnost základního zboží a služeb v městech a obcích Jihočeského kraje. In KLÍMOVÁ,V., ŽÍTEK, V. (eds.). 19th International Colloquium on Regional Sciences. Conference Proceedings. Brno : Masaryk University, 2016. pp. 546-555. ISBN 978-80-210-8272-4. DOI: 10.5817/CZ.MUNI.P210-8273-2016-70.
Websites
ČTRNÁCT, P., (2014). Regionalizace dojížďky do zaměstnání podle výsledků sčítání lidu – 2011 [online]. Prague : Czech Statistical Office, 2014, 28.11.2014  [cit. 2016-10-09]. Available at WWW: <http://www.scitani.cz/sldb2011/redakce.nsf/i/historie_scitani>.
Theses
NOVAK, J., (2016). Title of Dissertation. [Dissertation]. České Budějovice : University of South Bohemia.