[Commlist] ACMC 2020, Auckland, New Zealand

ACMC 2020 International Conference
in partnership with the School of Communication Studies, AUCKLAND
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

Theme
“Change, Adaptation and Innovation: Media, Communication and Culture”
26-28 November 2020 Auckland, New Zealand

Important Dates
Abstract submission deadline: on or before March 15, 2020
Abstract acceptance: maximum of 60 days after abstract submission
Full papers: on or before July 31, 2020
Early Bird Registration: on or before July 31, 2020

For more information, please visit: 
<https://www.asiancongress.org/conferences>

Conference Rationale
The conference theme covers a broad area signifying the imperative
power of change. Change is a constant in human communication. From
climate change to technological innovation, communication and media
play an integrative role for sustainable and progressive development.
Mass Media likewise plays a crucial role in shaping public perception
and influencing the powers that be. The conference explores how change
is managed, embraced and adapted in communication and media. More
research in this area is needed to fully explicate the complexities
and nuances involving change –climate change and change management
communication, paradigm shifts, cultural, technological and linguistic
dynamics in diaspora and more. The 2020 ACMC International Conference
is pleased to invite papers addressing the conference theme. Streams
include but are not limited to:

1.  Reinventing communication paradigms
2.  Broadcast media in flux
3.  Media influence and impact
4.  Public Relations theory and practice
5.  Social media, digital media and dynamic technologies
6.  Advertising, adaptations and changing perspectives
7.  Communication, education challenges and changes
8.  Love, life, popular culture and the new media
9.  Democracy and disinformation
10.  Language, culture and the dynamics of change
11.  Ethnicity, identity, gender and the media
12.  Climate change communication, global crisis and the Asia-Pacific

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