[Commlist] CFP - eSociety track at 'Digital Transformation & Global Society' Conference

Call for Papers
eSociety track
Digital Transformation & Global Society (DTGS 2021) - 
https://dtgs-conference.org/ <https://dtgs-conference.org/>
Conference Date: 23-25 June 2021, online
Submission Deadline: March 1, 2021

Track Organizers: Social and Cognitive Informatics Lab (SCILa - 
https://scila.hse.ru/en/ <https://scila.hse.ru/en/>), formerly 
Laboratory for Internet Studies (LINIS) at HSE University.

Dear friends and colleagues,

We are organizing the eSociety track at DTGS 2021 and invite you to 
submit 12-15 pages long papers (Springer LNCS format) focused on but not 
limited to such topics as:

  *
    Quantifying offline phenomena through online data
  *
    Forecasting of social phenomena with digital traces
  *
    Social influence and social contagion
  *
    Online community structure & dynamics
  *
    Individual social tie formation, maintenance & decay
  *
    Information & disinformation diffusion, perception and effects
    (including electoral and COVID-related information)
  *
    Online political deliberation, polarization, and mobilization
  *
    Problem detection in communication in and with vulnerable groups
    (children, women, ethnic minorities, etc.), including hate speech,
    discrimination, and cyber-bullying
  *
    Predicting and explaining game user behavior and its social 
implications
  *
    Designing digital environments to improve societies
  *
    Security, privacy, trust, reputation, and incentive issues
  *
    Opinion mining and social media analytics
  *
    News production & consumption in the Internet era
  *
    Social media and health behaviors
  *
    Equity in social and information systems


Accepted papers can be published in the Communications in Computer and 
Information Science series of Springer proceedings.

Learn more on the conference website: https://dtgs-conference.org/ 
<https://dtgs-conference.org/>.


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