[ecrea] ICA Communication Law and Policy Division, Call for Papers, June 22-26, 2010, Singapore

> ICA Communication Law and Policy Division, Call for Papers, June 
> 22-26, 2010, Singapore
> Hello. Please find below a preliminary call for papers for the CL&P 
> division for the 2010 ICA conference.
>
> Please note that the Asian Media and Information Center (AMIC) has 
> informally announced plans to hold its annual conference in 
> Singapore just after the ICA meeting, and so you may want to 
> consider it as well. The AMIC website is www.amic.org.sg.
>
>
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> Call for Papers
> Communication Law and Policy Division
> International Communication Association Conference
> June 22-26, 2010, Singapore
>
> The Communication Law and Policy Division invites paper and panel 
> submissions for the June 22-26, 2010 meetings of the International 
> Communication Association in Singapore. Completed papers and panel 
> proposals can be submitted online from the link to be set up at 
> www.icahdq.org, and are due by 11:00 pm EDT November 6, 2009. 
> Conference information and the general call for papers can be found 
> at that web address as well.
>
> The division is interested in research and analysis of laws, 
> regulations, and policies that affect information, communication, 
> and culture. Defining policy broadly, the division includes within 
> its purview research that addresses principles that should or do 
> underlie law and regulation, proposals for new law and regulation, 
> analysis of the programs and institutions through which policy is 
> implemented. The division's scope is international, presenting work 
> that focuses on individual nation-states, localities, or regions; 
> comparative law; and international and global law. The Division 
> welcomes work dealing with policy for the medium (the architecture 
> and technologies of the global information infrastructure) as well 
> as the message (e.g., content regulation and press law)- and the 
> interactions between the two. The division encourages the submission 
> of theoretical and applied research using quantitative, qualitative, 
> historical, and comparative methodologies that touches on any of the 
> foregoing subjects, including private and public regulation of 
> content and communication infrastructures.
>
> The Communication Law and Policy division accepts papers and panel 
> proposals only. Extended abstracts will not be considered. Papers 
> can utilize any accepted citation style including MLA, APA, and 
> "Bluebook" legal citation and should adhere to the guidelines in 
> ICA's general call for papers (maximum length 25 pages, plus 
> tables). Student papers must be identified as such to be considered 
> for the top student paper award. Panel proposals should include a 
> detailed abstract describing the topic and the role of each 
> participant and also adhere to ICA's panel submission guidelines carefully.
> For more information, go to www.icahdq.org, or feel free to contact:
>
> Stephen McDowell, CL&P Chair, 2008-2010
> Florida State University
> School of Communication
> <(Steve.McDowell /at/ cci.fsu.htm)>(Steve.McDowell /at/ cci.fsu.edu)
>
> Peter Humphreys, CL&P Vice-Chair, 2009-2010
> The University of Manchester
> School of Social Sciences
> <(Peter.Humphreys /at/ manchester.ac.htm)>(Peter.Humphreys /at/ manchester.ac.uk)
>
> Becky Lentz, CL&P Secretary, 2009-2011
> Department of Art History and Communication Studies
> McGill University
> <(Becky.Lentz /at/ mcgill.htm)>(Becky.Lentz /at/ mcgill.ca)
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