[ecrea] CfP - Special Issue of JITP on Online Deliberation

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> Call for Papers
> Online deliberation: Developments and future directions
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> Over the past ten years, a sizeable, multidisciplinary body of research
> has developed which is focused on analyzing new sites and practices of
> public deliberation online. This special issue of the Journal of
> Information Technology and Politics, following on from the 2010 Online
> Deliberation conference held at the University of Leeds, aims to take
> stock of this field of research and debate the future direction it should
> take. The editors invite original papers that reflect critically on the
> development of online deliberation theory, practice, and research, as
> well as contributions that introduce new research findings and innovative
> theoretical and empirical approaches to the field.
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> Full drafts of all papers are due by 3 December, 2010
> Papers will be returned to authors by 25 March, 2011
> Final versions of papers must be received by 20 May, 2011
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> Submission information
> Details of submission types can be found here:
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> http://www.jitp.net/m_submiss.php. In preparing manuscripts for
> submission, authors are asked to review the information on replication
> (
> http://www.jitp.net/m_replicat.php), the JITP checklist for APA style
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> http://www.jitp.net/files/jitp_style_checklist.pdf), and the referee
> guidelines
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> http://www.jitp.net/files/refguide.pdf)
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> Manuscripts should be submitted electronically using the JITP’s online
> system:
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> http://www.jitp.net/m_submit.php. When submitting your manuscript,
> please state (using the relevant field) that the submission is for the
> ‘Online Deliberation’ special issue.  
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> Guest Editors:
> Stephen Coleman, Institute of Communications Studies, University of
> Leeds.
> Giles Moss, Institute of Communications Studies, University of
> Leeds.
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> Giles Moss
> Lecturer in Media Policy
> Institute of Communications Studies
> University of Leeds