[eccr] ISA, Dunbar (South Africa) 23-29.7.06

>International Sociological Association, ISA, Research Committee on
>Sociology of Communication, Knowledge and Culture RC14
>
>invites you to participate in a session on mobile communications.
>The themes include:
>How mobility is altering telephony?
>Emerging new patterns of communication?
>Social problems related to mobile communication (camera phones, etc.)?
>Social impact of mobile telephony?
>Future trends of mobile telephony?
>
>Below the link to conference web site.
>
>http://www.ucm.es/info/isa/congress2006/rc.htm
>
>Note that presenters have to be members (i.e. join) ISA & RC 14.
>
>Send a paper proposal to (ilkka.arminen /at/ uta.fi)
>by 15.8.05, or sooner.
>
>Yours,
>Ilkka Arminen
>
>Ilkka Arminen, professor
>Sosiologian ja Sosiaalipsykologian laitos
>Tampereen yliopisto
>
>p.t.      358 3 21565 63 /358 50 301 8636
>e-mail: (ilkka.arminen /at/ uta.fi)
>fax:      358 3 2156080
>
>
>
>Ilkka Arminen, PhD, is professor in Sociology and Social Psychology at the 
>University of Tampere, Finland. His research has focused on communication 
>and social interaction. His special interest is on the uses of mobile 
>media and communication technologies both at everyday contexts and 
>workspaces. His current work concerns mobile telephony and social changes 
>in social networking. He is the leader of media, technology and 
>interaction team that addresses interaction design in various contexts. 
>His work has been done in collaboration with number of industrial 
>partners, such as Elisa, Finnair, the Finnish Aviation Ministry, Nokia MP 
>and Radiolinja. He has published in numerous journals, including Acta 
>Sociologica, Discourse & Society, Journal of Pragmatics and The 
>Sociological Quarterly. His books include ?Institutional Interaction ? 
>Studies of Talk at Work? (Ashgate, Forthcoming).
>

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