[ecrea] call for chapters - for European Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School Book 2018

CALL TO SUSO ALUMNI FOR BOOK CHAPTERS,
for the European Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School Book 2018

Since the early 1990s, the Doctoral Summer School 
(http://comsummerschool.org/) has brought together a group of highly 
qualified doctoral students as well as senior researchers and professors 
from a diversity of European countries and beyond. Over the course of 
nearly two and a half decades, more than 500 doctoral students received 
valuable feedback on their doctoral research projects by experienced 
lecturers. Since 2006, the Doctoral Summer School consortium has also 
been producing a yearly peer-reviewed edited volume, as part of the 
Researching and Teaching Communication book series, ISSN 1736-3918 
(print) & ISSN 1736-4752 (online) - see 
http://www.researchingcommunication.eu/.

In 2019, the fourteenth book will be published, comprising up-to-date 
chapters by the Doctoral Summer School lecturers and doctoral students 
of the year 2018. It will be edited by Maria Francesca Murru, Laura 
Peja, Simone Tosoni, Nico Carpentier, Fausto Colombo, Richard Kilborn, 
Leif Kramp, Risto Kunelius, Hannu Nieminen, Tobias Olsson, Ilija Tomanic 
Trivundza and Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt.

As our calls for Alumni chapters were very successful in recent years, 
it is our pleasure to announce that we will again include three chapters 
of former Doctoral Summer School participants in this edited book. 
Doctoral Summer School Alumni of all previous ECREA Summer Schools are 
now invited to submit abstracts for proposed chapters, to be reviewed 
and considered for publication in the 2018 SuSo book.

Invited are chapter proposals by scholars who have participated as PhD 
student in one of the annual European Media and Communication Doctoral 
Summer Schools at the University Stendahl, Grenoble (1992-96), 
Complutense University of Madrid (1997), University of Lund (1998), 
Westminster University (1999-2003), University of Tampere in cooperation 
with University of Helsinki (2004), University of Tartu (2005-2009), 
University of Ljubljana (2010-2012), University of Bremen (2013-2015) or 
at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan (2016-2017).

We are accepting submissions of abstracts for chapters to be included in 
the volume until November 20, 2018. Your *extended abstract* should 
provide a clear outline of the chapter and not exceed 1,000 words. The 
submission also has to include:

• your current affiliation, address and contact information
• the year and location of the Doctoral Summer School you attended
• the title of your doctoral research project that was discussed at that 
summer school.

Please send your abstract to Dr. Leif Kramp, (kramp /at/ uni-bremen.de)

The extended abstracts will be reviewed, and three of them will be 
selected. Chapter are up to 4,000 words (including references). 
Collaborative work is encouraged.

Time-line:
Abstract submissions before November 20, 2018
Notification of acceptance and feedback from the editors before November 
25, 2018
Submission of first full draft of the chapters before December 31, 2018
Feedback on the draft chapters before January 10, 2018
Submission of revised chapters before January 31, 2018

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