[Commlist] Call for Papers: NordMedia2025 Imagining Livable Futures.

Call for Papers: NordMedia2025 Imagining Livable Futures
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The NordMedia 2025 conference is now open for abstract submissions. 
The biannual conference will take place August 13-15 at the University 
of Southern Denmark (SDU), Odense. The theme of NordMedia25 is Imagining 
Liavable Futures. A pre-conference for PhD students takes place on 
August 12.
For more information see the conference website 
(_https://nordmedianetwork.org/nordmedia-conference-2025/ 
<https://nordmedianetwork.org/nordmedia-conference-2025/>_). For 
further information than that given below, please contact us at 
(_editors /at/ nordmedianetwork.org) <mailto:(editors /at/ nordmedianetwork.org)> 
_editors[at]nordmedianetwork[dot]com.
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The deadline for all submission types and abstracts is 28 February 
2025. Notifications of acceptance or rejection will be sent to the 
contact person by 16 April 2025. The deadline for full paper or extended 
abstract submissions is 16 June 2025.  All submissions must be uploaded 
using the online submission system at 
SDU (_https://event.sdu.dk/nordmedia2025/uploads 
<https://event.sdu.dk/nordmedia2025/uploads>_).
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Accepted formats and abstract submission guidelines are listed below. 
Applicants should consult the following link to check which formats are 
accepted by each division 
(_https://nordmedianetwork.org/nordmedia-conference-2023/divisions-and-twgs/ 
<https://nordmedianetwork.org/nordmedia-conference-2023/divisions-and-twgs/>_).

Full papers should be between 5,000 and 8,000 words (including the 
abstract but excluding references) and will receive 10–15 minutes for 
presentation and 15–20 minutes for discussion, depending on the session 
format (divisions may vary in their approaches). Papers will be assigned 
commentators before the conference.
Paper Abstract Submission Guidelines:
* The word limit for paper abstracts is 500 words (references excluded). 
Abstracts should be followed by five keywords.
* Submission of multiple abstracts is allowed, but one person may only 
serve as the main author for one submission. If multiple abstracts by 
the same author are accepted, the author must decide which one to 
present. However, they may still co-author other accepted submissions.
* Incomplete abstracts will not be reviewed.
* Each division will provide specific instructions for accepted authors 
regarding full paper submissions or, where applicable, extended abstract 
submissions.


Panels consist of 3–5 paper presentations forming a thematic entity that 
addresses a specific topic. A panel has a presider who moderates the 
session and serves as contact person. The allocated session time will 
depend on the number of presenters.
Panel Proposal Submission Guidelines
* A 400-word description of the panel’s theme, explaining its importance 
and its contribution to the division or temporary working group. This 
description should be followed by five keywords.
* A list of panelists, titles of papers, and a 300-word abstract for 
each paper (excluding references).
* The name of the contact person, who will act as the panel organiser 
and liaison with the division or working group chairs. By default, the 
contact person moderates the session unless an external moderator is 
proposed, in which case the moderator’s contact information must be 
included.
* Each division will provide specific instructions for accepted panel 
authors regarding full paper submissions or, where applicable, extended 
abstract submissions.

Workshops last 1 to 1.5 hours and should involve a 10–15-minute 
introduction to a theme, followed by hands-on activities and a 
10–15-minute wrap-up. Workshops aim to support participants in their 
research or generate a shared outcome.
Workshop Proposal Submission Guidelines:
* A 500-word abstract outlining the workshop’s aim, anticipated outcome, 
significance, and relevance to the conference division or working group. 
The description should be followed by five keywords.
* A detailed activity plan for the workshop.
* A list of required materials if participants need to bring anything.
* The name of the contact person, who will organize the session and 
communicate with the division or working group chairs. By default, this 
person will moderate or lead the workshop unless an external leader is 
proposed, in which case their contact information must be included.
* Unlike papers or panels, workshops will not require any further 
submission beyond the proposal stage.
Divisions:  
1. Audience Studies
2. Environment, Science and Risk Communication 
3. Journalism
4. Media and Communication History 
5. Media, Globalization and Social Change 
6. Media Industries
7. Media Education and Literacies
8. Organization, Communication and Promotion 
9. Political Communication 
10. Television and Film Studies
11. Theory, Philosophy and Ethics of Communication
12. Game Studies
13. Media, Communication and Health
14. Visual Communication and Culture
Temporary Working Groups: 
TWG 1: Sensory and Immersive Media
TWG 2: Media and Linguistic Minorities
TWG 3: Digital Technologies, Materiality, and the Environment
No payment from the authors will be required.
For more info 
visit (_https://nordmedianetwork.org/nordmedia-conference-2025/ 
<https://nordmedianetwork.org/nordmedia-conference-2025/>_).





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