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			   CALL FOR PAPERS

	The Fourteenth Annual ACM SIGACT-SIGPLAN Symposium on
		 Principles of Programming Languages

			 January 21-23, 1987
			 Munich, West Germany

The fourteenth POPL symposium will address fundamental principles and important
innovations in the design, definition, and implementation of programming
languages and systems.  Both theoretical and applied papers are solicited.  In
both the theoretical and applied domains, papers at the symposium must present
new ideas that have the potential to improve the understanding of principles
of programming languages in the Computer Science Community.  Papers describing
work in which an implemented system embodies an important principle in such a
way that the usefulness of that principle is better understood, are especially
encouraged.  The symposium is not limited to topics included in previous POPL
symposia--papers introducing important new topics are desired as well.

Authors should submit 11 copies of a technical summary to the program committee
chairman:

	Michael J. O'Donnell
	The University of Chicago
	Department of Computer Science
	Ryerson Hall, 1100 E. 58th St.
	Chicago, IL 60637  U.S.A.

The initial submission should not be a complete paper, but it must contain
enough information for the committee to judge its relevance, clarity,
correctness, originality, and significance. In particular, it is important to
include specific results, sketches of their derivations, and comparisons with
related work.  Submissions should be limited to 10 pages, typed double-spaced,
or typeset 10-point on 16-point spacing.  The total text should not exceed 3,000
words.  Submissions must be received by August 8, 1986.

[For more information, see upcoming issues of SIGACT News and SIGPLAN Notices]