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[ecrea] IAMCR Section calls - Istanbul, Turkey, July 13-17, 2011 - part 3
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The Working Group for Media Production Analyses
of the International Association for Media and
Communication Research invites submissions for
the IAMCR Congress in Istanbul Turkey, from July 13 to 17, 2011.
This Working Group provides a venue for
researchers of media production. The working
group focuses on different professional norms,
technologies, organizational contexts and genres
to grasp the internal and external dynamics of media production processes.
Papers addressing the 2011 conference theme
'Cities, Creativity, Connectivity' are most
welcome. We also invite empirical studies of
media production whether they are qualitative or
quantitative in nature, whether they analyse
fiction or non-fiction production or whether they
analyse mass media, social media or personal media.
The group is open to all theoretical inspirations
not only media science but also sociology,
anthropology, management studies, etc. We also
welcome work on methodological aspects of media
production: production ethnography in general,
problems and strategies of access or publication,
and the theoretical grounding of methods.
It is an explicit aim to include and encourage
studies of media convergence: the 'new media'.
These media and the production processes related
to them represent an explicit challenge for the
field of production studies, but other challenges
emerge from new types of media economy, forces of
convergence and globalization, decreasing
publicly funded media, and conglomerate economics.
The Working Group invites abstract submissions
for the 2011 conference, and these may only be
submitted via the IAMCR Open Conference System.
To create an account go to
<http://iamcr-ocs.org/index.php/2011/2011/user/account>http://iamcr-ocs.org/index.php/2011/2011/user/account
The deadline for the submission of abstracts (500
words) is February 8, 2011. The results of peer
reviews of submitted abstracts will be announced
by the Working Group Head by March 25, 2011. Full
papers must be submitted online via the IAMCR-OCS by June 3, 2011.
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Roel Puijk
Høgskolen i Lillehammer/Lillehammer University College
Postboks/PO box 952
2604 Lillehammer
Norge/Norway
tlf/phone (+ 47) 61 28 83 13
mobile (+ 47) 924 53 6 42
fax. (+ 47) 61 28 81 80
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International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)
ISTANBUL 2011
EMERGING SCHOLARS NETWORK SECTION CALL FOR PAPERS
The Emerging Scholars Network (ESN) invites you
to participate in the 2011 International Congress
of the IAMCR to be held in Istanbul,
Turkey, from July 13 to 17 2011. This yearâ??s theme is â??Cities,
Creativity, Connectivityâ??. We call for general academic papers in
Communication and Media Studies as well as papers addressing the
concrete conference theme.
The ESN is a section dedicated to the work and careers of emerging
scholars in the field of media and communication.
Hence, we especially look for works in progress
from graduate students and new university
instructors/professors who are interested in
substantial feedback and comments intended to advance their projects.
The ESN organizes emerging scholar panels and
joint panels with other sections. Our emerging
scholar panels provide a comfortable
environment for the presentation of theses and works in progress,
where emerging scholars can receive feedback from colleagues also at
the beginning of their careers and from senior scholars who act as
respondents to individual papers. The joint
panels with other sections allow for the exchange
of ideas with senior scholars in the field and networking.
In line with the purpose of our section, the ESN
also organizes panels about issues affecting emerging scholars:
- Publishing research results;
- Mentoring and the Student-mentor relationship;
- Academic work and academic jobs;
- Neoliberalism in the academy;
- Language barriers in academia.
Scholars who wish to organize or contribute to an
issue-related panel are welcome to contact
Michael Dick at michael.dick[at]gmail.com.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
- Submissions are due February 8, 2011. Please note that this
deadline will not be extended. Panelists will be announced March 25,
2011. Full papers are due June 03, 2011.
- Individual abstracts may only be submitted to a SINGLE section.
Please do not submit the same abstract to two or more different
sections of IAMCR.
- Abstracts should be submitted on the Conference website:
http://iamcr2011istanbul.com. The OCS system will be available from
December 01, 2010.
- Questions may be addressed to the section
co-chairs, Stefania Milan
stefania.milan[at]eui.eu and Sara Bannerman at Sara.Bannerman[at]gmail.com.
- Submissions must include author name(s), affiliation, address,
e-mail address, and paper title.
- If you are submitting a work in progress, we welcome your
submission! Please state that it is a work in progress in your
abstract.
- Abstracts should be 300-500 words.
Please also take a look at our suggestions on how to write an
abstract:
http://iamcr.org/component/docman/doc_download/315-2010-esn-how-to-write-an-abstract
MORE INFORMATION AND UPDATES ABOUT THE ESN
- Please take a look at our website (http://esn.colostate.edu);
- Join the ESN Facebook group
(http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44068562342);
- Or subscribe to the ESN listserv
(http://iamcr.org/mailman/listinfo/esn_iamcr.org)
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CALL FOR PAPERS
International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)
Community Communication Section (ComCom)
IAMCR Conference 2011, 13-17 July 2011, Istanbul
http://iamcr.org/congress/istanbul-2011
Proposal submission deadline: February 8, 2011
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The Community Communication Section invites submissions for the IAMCR 2011
Conference in Istanbul, Turkey. Any proposal within the research area is
welcome, but we will consider with priority proposals for this year¹s
thematic focus areas (details below). In addition to individual papers, we
hope to receive proposals for panels, workshops and innovative session
formats, including field trips and screenings.
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Open call: General proposals in the ComCom research area
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The Community Communication Section is a major international forum for
community, alternative, citizens' and civil society media studies. It
focuses on media practices that differ significantly from government- and
market-dominated paradigms. This includes do-it-yourself media, media for
and by communities of locality or interest, communication practices of
social movements, media that form a non-profit 'third sector' next to public
service and commercial media, and a wide range of other non-governmental and
non-commercial practices. These media incorporate a broad variety of
communication technology uses, from newsletters to mobile phones, from
community radio to online communities.
Relevant research questions include the development, adaptation and
appropriation of communication technologies by marginalized groups and
sectors; the effectiveness, impact and sustainability of community and
alternative media; innovative forms of media activism; non-profit media
interactions with state and market; the social, economic, legal and
political environment; and appropriate theories and research methods for
these media.
Theoretical approaches typically come from social movement research,
community theory, communication rights, theories of political art, of civil
society, citizenship and democracy, and theories from migration studies,
among others.
(Also see ?Submitting to the right section¹ below).
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ComCom focus areas for the IAMCR 2011 Conference
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1. 'Cities, Creativity, Connectivity'
The IAMCR 2011 conference stands under the general theme 'Cities,
Creativity, Connectivity'. Cities are areas of social and economic
activity, artistic and activist creativity, and inter-cultural dialogue and
conflict, embedded in regional and global contexts. The theme emphasizes
communities of geography, as well as inter-local interactions.
Papers in the ComCom section may investigate the role of community
communication and alternative media in redefining notions of citizenship and
challenging traditional national allegiances. What is the role of such media
in changing notions of ?place¹ and ?belonging¹? How do urban social groups
and movements use various online and offline forms of community
communication for their mobilizations and interventions? How does socially
engaged art relate to urban social and cultural movements? What does
community radio in the 21st century look like? What is the future of ?local¹
community media in the trans-local and global digital media environment? How
do such media contribute to democratization and to new understandings of
'the public' in socially fragmented environments? What is their role in
local communities marked by strife? What are the regional and global
contexts for such media, and how are they transformed due to transnational
migration? Investigations may include hybrid media forms and rhizomatic
media that connect different communities.
2. Infrastructure and technology
The section is interested in platforms, technologies, and spaces for
alternative and community media, and more generally for forms of expression
by social movements. How do activists combine production/distribution
platforms and technologies? How can blogs and social networks (including
commercial ones) complement traditional alternative media? What is the
impact of the digital switchover on community radio and TV, and what are its
social, technical, economic and policy implications?
The section also encourages analysis of the flipside of technological
innovation: the web hype and the over-enthusiastic use of new (and typically
commercial) social networking platforms. What are the problems with Web 2.0
and citizen journalism from the standpoint of alternative media and
community media practice?
3. Community Communication Policy
Many countries have recently legalized community broadcasting, and many more
are considering it. We call for critical investigations into these
processes, the impact of civil society interventions, positive examples of
new legislation around the globe, comparative country level studies, reviews
of the emergence of international/regional norms and standards, but also
critiques of the normalization and mainstreaming of community media.
At the same time, alternative media continue to be subject to attacks by
both commercial and state forces, and access to communication infrastructure
is curbed both online (e.g., through challenges to net neutrality) and
offline (e.g., through radio frequency auctions). We encourage
investigations into these issues, and relations between community
communication and other policy fields, such as Internet governance and
intellectual property rights.
4. Theory for Community and Alternative Media
The section seeks to advance theoretical and conceptual development. This
includes investigating, continuing and challenging the theoretical
directions laid out by key thinkers in the field; developing understandings
of relevant emerging concepts, such as ?the commons¹; and questioning the
meanings and practices of established concepts, such as 'participation'.
5. Alternative models of researching, teaching and publishing
What are the methods, experiences and key concerns for researching and
teaching alternative and community media? How does the political economy of
research and publishing affect the work in our field? What would be
alternative publishing models for research?
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Submission Guidelines
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? Submission Format:
Submit proposal(s) online at http://iamcr2011istanbul.com/
You must include:
(1) Title, author/coordinator name(s), institutional affiliation(s) and
full contact information (mailing address, email address, and telephone
number).
(2) Topic area (open session or special session in one of the 5 above
areas).
(3) Type of proposal:
(a) Individual or co-authored paper: Applicants must submit a 300 word
abstract that describes the topic of their paper and its significance, the
theoretical framework, and research methods. Please indicate if you would be
willing to chair a session.
(b) Panel proposal: The panel coordinator must submit a well-defined
statement of purpose, a complete list of panel participants, and full
abstracts for each presentation in one document.
(c) Other format (workshops, screenings, field trips, forums, etc.): The
coordinator must submit a well-defined statement of purpose and a detailed
description of activities, as well as any infrastructure requirements
(space, projectors, etc.).
If your submission lacks any of the information above, it may be rejected on
technical grounds.
? Multiple Submissions
Our section accepts only one paper abstract submission per person (as main
author). You may additionally act as coordinator or discussant in a session,
present a short contribution in a panel or other format session, or be
listed as secondary author in another paper.
Do not submit the same paper abstract to more than one IAMCR division. You
are allowed to submit up to 2 different abstracts (as main author) to
different sections, but we encourage you to limit yourself to presenting one
paper at the conference. Please consider that if you present more than once,
there is less room for discussing your work and others have less opportunity
to present.
? Deadlines
February 8, 2011: Submission of abstracts
(papers will be assessed by double blind review of abstracts).
March 25, 2011: announcement of acceptances.
June 3, 2011: Full papers due.
? Submitting to the Right Section
You are only allowed to submit the same abstract to one section. Please
consider carefully if our IAMCR section is most appropriate for your paper
(check the list of sections at http://iamcr.org ). If you submit your
proposal to the wrong section, it may be rejected (time permitting, we may
try to forward papers to the appropriate section). Please contact us well
before the deadline if you are unsure.
- Researchers examining community media for development purposes should
consider applying to the Participatory Communication Research Section.
- Researchers studying ethnic community media within a Diaspora framework
should consider applying to the Diaspora and Media Working Group.
- Researchers using a market-based perspective or focusing on the ?hobby¹
aspect of personalized media are not encouraged to apply to this section.
? Language
You can submit your abstract and your paper in English, French or Spanish.
If at all possible, please supply an English translation (even a brief
summary) of your abstract and your paper. For the conference, please try to
prepare some material (a computer assisted presentation, a handout etc.), at
least partly in English. This will help you get better feedback and
contribute more to the international discussion.
The section has no funds to hire translators. We are looking for volunteer
translators/interpreters for abstracts, sessions and papers. If you can
contribute in this way, please contact us.
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? Further information
IAMCR: http://www.iamcr.org/
ComCom: http://www.iamcr.org/content/blogcategory/51/201/
2011 Conference: http://iamcr2011istanbul.com/
ComCom online contact form:
http://www.iamcr.org/component/option,com_contact/task,view/contact_id,122/I
temid,3/
emails:
Gabriele Hadl (chair) k70[at]mac.com
Ellie Rennie (vice-chair) ERennie[at]GROUPWISE.SWIN.EDU.AU
Arne Hintz (vice-chair) arne.hintz[at]mcgill.ca
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Call for Papers
Gender and Communication Section
Istanbul, Turkey, July 13-17, 2011
The Gender and Communication Section of the
International Association for Media and
Communication Research announces its call for
papers for the IAMCR Congress in Istanbul, Turkey, July 13-17, 2011.
The Gender and Communication Section seeks
research which balances theory and practice, and
explores the relationship between gender, media
and communication in its panoply. In recent years
sessions have covered topics such as advertising,
audiences, the body, consumption, development,
discrimination, elections, film,
GMMP, HIV/AIDS, human rights, the
Internet, journalism, magazines, media
production, new media, pop culture, queer theory,
reception, representation, television, and
violence. In keeping with our philosophy ofâ?¨
inclusivity, we welcome contributions without
regard to empirical, theoretical, disciplinary or philosophical perspective.
Although we welcome submissions on any topic
involving gender, media and communication, this
year we wish to encourage papers and panel
proposals that examine connections to the
conference theme (cities, creativity,
connectivity). In addition, and, in keeping with
our sectionâ??s tradition of exploring points of
intersect between gender, media and communication
and other areas of substantive interest within
IAMCR, this year we wish to convene a joint panel
with the Political Economy Section on the theme
of "Patriarchy, Capitalism and Media."
The aim of this joint session is to encourage
contributions that might illuminate how
patriarchy and capitalism, in connection with
media industries, serve as an impediment to the
advancement of women. Central concepts for this
session would include gender, capital and class.
These critical conceptual spheres would be
articulated with the highly complex processes of
media production, consumption and representation.
Those who would like to submit a proposal for
this joint session, please contact either of the
following session coordinators:
Â
For the Political Economy Section
Chair: Helena Sousa
(<http://mx.mc307.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=(helena /at/ ics.uminho.pt)>(helena /at/ ics.uminho.pt))
University of Minho, PortugalÂ
For the Gender and Communication
Co-Chair: Aimée Vega Montiel
(<http://mx.mc307.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=(aimeevegamx /at/ yahoo.com.mx)>(aimeevegamx /at/ yahoo.com.mx))
National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico
Irrespective of topic, we encourage the
submission of complete panel proposals (although
individual papers will be considered). By rule,
IAMCR does not permit submission of identical
abstracts to more than one sectionand this
policy is strictly enforced. Abstracts should bee
between 250 and 500 words, and bibliographies and
author profiles are not required. However, please
include: the name(s) of author(s); professional
title(s) (i.e. professor, postdoctoral fellow,
independent researcher, graduate student,
student, etc.); institutional affiliation;
research question; summary of main findings;
discussion of methods used; and e-mail/contact
information. Section review procedures are
explained on the section website:
<http://www.intcul.tohoku.ac.jp/%7Eholden/iamcr/Gender_index.html>http://www.intcul.tohoku.ac.jp/~holden/iamcr/Gender_index.html
The deadline for abstract submissions is February
8, 2011; announcement of acceptance will be March
25th; full papers are due by June 3, 2011.
Abstracts and full papers should be submitted via
the conference website, NOT to the section
coordinators. Please note that IAMCR accepts
abstracts and supports presentations in English,
French and Spanish. Questions about submissions
or consultations regarding possible panels should
be directed to Todd Holden
(<mailto:(holden.intcul /at/ gmail.edu)>(holden.intcul /at/ gmail.edu)),
Section Co-Chair, Aimée Vega
<<mailto:(aimeevm /at/ servidor.unam.mx)>(aimeevm /at/ servidor.unam.mx)>,
Section Co-Chair or Kaitlynn Mendes
<<mailto:(kmendes /at/ dmu.ac.uk)>(kmendes /at/ dmu.ac.uk)>, Section Vice-Chair.
SPANISH VERSION:
Convocatoria
Sección Género y Comunicación de la AIECS/IAMCR/AIERI
Estambul, TurquÃa, 13 al 17 de Julio de 2011
La Sección de Género y Comunicación de la
Asociación Internacional de Estudios de
Comunicación Social (AIECS) convoca al envÃo de
resúmenes para participar en la Conferencia
Internacional de la AIECS 2011 que tendrá lugar
en Estambul, TurquÃa, del 13 al 17 de julio de 2011.
La Sección promueve la difusión de
investigación que, con base en la teorÃa y
estudios empÃricos, explore la relación entre
género, medios y comunicación. En los años
recientes las sesiones han cubierto diversos
tópicos, tales como Internet, televisión,
publicidad, cine, periodismo, publicaciones
impresas, violencia, teorÃa Queer, producción,
recepción, representación, monitoreo global de
medios, derechos humanos, discriminación,
elecciones, cuerpo, VIH Sida, desarrollo, cultura
popular y consumo. En esta lÃnea, y manteniendo
nuestra filosofÃa de promover la diversidad de
temas de nuestra lÃnea, damos la bienvenida a
todos los trabajos que contribuyan al desarrollo de este campo de estudios.
Adicionalmente, en esta convocatoria invitamos al
envÃo de propuestas de ponencias y paneles que
examinen relaciones con el tema de la Conferencia
(ciudades, creatividad, conectividad). Asimismo,
y de la mano de la Sección de EconomÃa
PolÃtica, en esta conferencia llevaremos
adelante una sesión conjunta que, con el tÃtulo
â??Patriarcado, Capitalismo y Mediosâ??, busca
impulsar el debate sobre la relación entre
patriarcado, capitalismo e industrias de medios
como impedimento para el avance de las mujeres.
Conceptos centrales en esta sesión, incluirán:
género, capital y clase para el análisis de los
procesos de producción, consumo y
representación mediática. Todas las personas
que deseen enviar una propuesta para participar
en esta sesión conjunta, les agradeceremos
contactar a alguna de las siguientes coordinadoras de la sesión:
Por la Sección de EconomÃa PolÃtica
Chair: Helena Sousa
(<http://mx.mc307.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=(helena /at/ ics.uminho.pt)>(helena /at/ ics.uminho.pt))
Universidad de Minho, PortugalÂ
Por la Sección de Género y Comunicación
Co-Chair: Aimée Vega Montiel
(<http://mx.mc307.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=(aimeevegamx /at/ yahoo.com.mx)>(aimeevegamx /at/ yahoo.com.mx))
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Mexico
Â
Independientemente del tópico, invitamos al
envÃo de propuestas de paneles. Por regla, la
AIECS no permite el envÃo de un mismo resumen a
más de una Sección. Los resúmenes deben tener
una extensión de entre 250 y 500 palabras y
deben incluir: nombre del/de la autor(a), tÃtulo
académico (profesor(a), investigador(a),
estudiante de postdoctorado, de posgrado,
etcétera), adscripción institucional, datos de
contacto (correo electrónico). Las reglas para
la construcción del resumen pueden ser
consultadas en la página electrónica de la
Sección:
<http://www.intcul.tohoku.ac.jp/%7Eholden/iamcr/Gender_index.html>http://www.intcul.tohoku.ac.jp/~holden/iamcr/Gender_index.html
Fechas lÃmite:
EnvÃo de resúmenes: 8 de febrero de 2011
Publicación de resúmenes aceptados: 25 de marzo de 2011
EnvÃo de ponencias completas: 3 de junio de 2011
Resúmenes y ponencias completas deben ser
enviados a través del sitio electrónico de la
Conferencia, NO a las y el coordinador de la
Sección. Les recordamos que la AIECS acepta el
envÃo y la presentación de trabajos en
Español, Francés e Inglés. Cualquier duda
acerca de esta convocatoria, favor de dirigirse
a: Todd Holden
(<mailto:(holden.intcul /at/ gmail.edu)>(holden.intcul /at/ gmail.edu)),
Section Co-Chair, Aimée Vega
<<mailto:(aimeevm /at/ servidor.unam.mx)>(aimeevm /at/ servidor.unam.mx)>,
Section Co-Chair o Kaitlynn Mendes
<<mailto:(kmendes /at/ dmu.ac.uk)>(kmendes /at/ dmu.ac.uk)>, Section Vice-Chair.
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IAMCR CONFERENCE, ISTANBUL, TURKEY JULY 13-17, 2011
MEDIATED COMMUNICATION, PUBLIC OPINION & SOCIETY SECTION
CALL FOR PAPERS
Conference theme: ?Cities, Creativity, Connectivity?
The Mediated Communication, Public Opinion &
Society section invites submissions for its open
sessions at the IAMCR that will be held in
Istanbul, Turkey, July 13-17, 2011. The overall
conference theme is: ?Cities, Creativity, Connectivity?
The role of mediated communication for creativity
and connectivity became a central issue in the
everyday life and is a central subject for
research on its implication on private and public
issues. Public opinion and its interrelations
with media are central to the empowerment of
citizens of the cities and to the enhancement of
their quality of life. Our section will endorse
the general theme and encourage our members to
submit research papers around these issues.
In addition, we wish to continue our well
established tradition to promote the further
theoretical discussions on the contribution of
prominent thinkers on the field of communication
research. In the last years we organized panels
that discussed the contribution of the works of
Goffman, Habermas, Schutz, Bourdieu, Foucault,
McLuhan and Walter Benjamin with relation to
media and communication. Following that tradition
we would like to organize for the Istanbul
conference at least one session centred on the
contribution of the works of Roland Barthes to
the theory and research in the field of communication.
Further, we would like to continue to offer space
for the presentation and discussion of
theoretical and empirical papers about Family and
Mediatization. Despite the social and cultural
changes it seems that the family is still the
main place of media domestication and media use,
and it is the place where children learn to
operate with media and start their lifelong media
career. The main question we would like to
discuss is: how this takes place today in the
different cultures, different classes and with
reference to the different possibilities to deal with media.
Finally, we would like to announce our long
standing interest in the discussion, development
and critical assessment of the methodologies we
use and we need for communication research and
especially for international and cross cultural
research projects, both quantitative and qualitative.
Abstracts should be sent to the MCPOS Section
Heads only through the Conference website. They
should be not more than 500 words long in
English. Each abstract must include title,
name(s), affiliation, institutional address and
email address of author(s) and a short (up to 100 words) bio-data.
It is also possible to propose a full panel of no
more than four participants, which should come
from at least three different countries. In this
case we expect the four abstracts of the
participants and their short bio-data and in
addition a framing text about the idea and the
goal of the full panel. It would also be
recommended to present a panel chair and a respondent.
IAMCR accepts presentations in English, French
and Spanish. However, it is requested that
abstracts will be submitted in English.
Papers and panels proposals will be reviewed by
the two heads of section and by further specialists, named by the heads.
For more on the submission of abstracts,
registration, theme, location, etc., please go to
<http://iamcr2011istanbul.com>http://iamcr2011istanbul.com
or visit IAMCR at: <http://iamcr.org/>http://iamcr.org/
The deadlines are as follows:
February 8, 2011: Submission of abstracts
March 25, 2011: announcement of acceptances
June 3, 2011: Full papers due
Some future information on the rules and
practices of IAMCR on submission of papers and panels.
You may not submit the same abstract or paper to
more than one section or working group. You may
submit different papers to different sections or
working groups or, as the case may be, different papers to the same section.
If a proposal is accepted, the sender must fulfil
two preconditions to be included in the final
program of the section. She or he must send a
full paper until June 3, 2011, register for
participation at the Conference and mail a copy
of the registration to the heads of section.
Non members of IAMCR are welcome to submit and
present if accepted, following the same procedure as described above.
All submission should follow the instructions
and information to be found on the IAMCR and
conference websites:
<http://iamcr.org/>http://iamcr.org/ and
<http://iamcr2011istanbul.com>http://iamcr2011istanbul.com
Questions for further information should be addressed to the section heads.
Looking forward to seeing you in Istanbul!
Hillel Nossek, (College of Management Academic
Studies, Israel): <mailto:(hnossek /at/ colman.ac.il)>(hnossek /at/ colman.ac.il)
Friedrich Krotz, (University of Bremen, Germany):
<mailto:(krotz /at/ uni-bremen.de)>(krotz /at/ uni-bremen.de)
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