[ecrea] CFP Central European Journal of Communication

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>CENTRAL EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION
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>"POLITICAL COMMUNICATION IN THE ERA OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES"
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>Vol 4, No 1 (7), Fall 2011
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>CALL FOR PAPERS
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>New technologies and new media platforms and services provide new 
>ways of communication between citizens and public authorities. The 
>development of Internet, non-linear servcies, mobile TV, search 
>engines, citizens blogs and social networks change the perspective 
>for the analysis of election campaigns in both mature and young democracies.
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>In the special issue of "Central European Journal of Communication" 
>(Fall 2011) we seek to analyse the impact of new technologies to 
>political comunication and election campaigns with special interests 
>in the usage of new media services, development of political 
>advertising and election coverage around the world.
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>Manuscript submission
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>We ask scholars and researchers interested in this particular topic 
>to submit an abstract of maximum 500 words before 15 October, 2010. 
>Ten papers for the publication will be selected before 31 October, 
>2010. Full-length papers (max. 40 000 characters, notes and 
>reference list inclusive) should be submitted by 31 January 2011 
>electronically according to the Style and Manuscript Guidelines laid 
>out on the official website of the CEJC: 
><http://www.cejc.ptks.pl/index1.php?id=mg>http://www.cejc.ptks.pl/index1.php?id=mg. 
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>Contact
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>CENTRAL EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION
>50-149 Wroclaw, ul. Koszarowa 3
>Poland
>tel. +48 (0) 71 375 50 69
>tel. +48 (0) 669 614 033
><mailto:(journal /at/ ptks.pl)>(journal /at/ ptks.pl)
>www.cejc.ptks.pl
>All correspondence and submission should be addressed to 
><mailto:(journal /at/ ptks.pl)>(journal /at/ ptks.pl).
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>Central European Journal of Communication is published twice a year 
>(in Spring and Fall) on behalf of the Polish Communication 
>Association. The Journal welcomes contributions examining the role 
>of communication from all theoretical, empirical and critical 
>perspectives and using all forms of inquiry, as well as shorter 
>research notes and commentaries, together with scholarly reviews of 
>books and other scientific publications.
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Nico Carpentier (Phd)
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel - Free University of Brussels
Centre for Studies on Media and Culture (CeMeSO)
Pleinlaan 2 - B-1050 Brussels - Belgium
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