[ecrea] Call for Papers: Amsterdam Privacy Conference (APC) 2015

Call for Papers: 2015 Amsterdam Privacy Conference (APC 2015)
October 23-26, 2015, Amsterdam (The Netherlands)
http://www.apc2015.net

The 2015 Amsterdam Privacy Conference (APC 2015) brings together 
researchers, practitioners, policy makers and professionals in the field 
of privacy to share insights, exchange ideas and formulate, discuss and 
answer the challenging privacy questions that lie ahead of us. APC 2015 
intends to be a lively forum to discuss privacy issues, held in the 
capital of the Netherlands, Amsterdam. APC 2015 is organised by the 
Amsterdam Platform for Privacy Research (APPR), a network of researchers 
of the University of Amsterdam, with active participants from diverse 
fields including philosophy, law, economics, computer science, medicine, 
media and communication studies and social sciences. APC 2015 is the 
follow-up of the highly successful conference APC 2012. The conference 
will take place on 23 to 26 October 2015 at the intimate venue of the 
Oudemanhuispoort in the heart of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. We will 
include plenary sessions, parallel sessions, and panel discussions with 
invited speakers, as well as presentations from respondents to this call 
for papers. The goal of the conference is to bring together people from 
academia, policy makers, journalists, and practitioners to promote 
active discussion on timely topics, to foster an active debate on 
privacy issues between participants from various backgrounds and 
perspectives.

The seven conference tracks are:

- The value and ethics of privacy (Theme coordinator: Marjolein Lanzing)
- Privacy and security (Theme coordinator: Julien Jeandesboz)
- Privacy and the information society (Theme coordinator: Frederik 
Zuiderveen Borgesius)
- Privacy and healthcare (Theme coordinators: Corrette Ploem and Beer 
Franken)
- Privacy and technology (Theme coordinator: Sander Klous)
- Commercial value of privacy (Theme coordinator: Arie den Boon)
- Transformation of the public space and personalized communication 
(Theme coordinators: Thomas Poell and Jo Pierson)

Call for papers information

We invite you to submit your research paper to APC 2015. The conference 
aims to be a multidisciplinary conference and is particularly interested 
in papers that illustrate a multidisciplinary approach, but it is also 
open to more specialised papers on a relevant topic from any scientific 
discipline. Accepted papers will be included in the electronic 
conference proceedings. In addition, selected papers will be put forward 
for publication in refereed journals after a double review.

General call for symposia, panels and workshops

APC reserves space for symposia, panels and workshops on specific 
topics. If you have a specific topic you would like to see represented 
or discussed at the conference, please submit a proposal.

Important dates

15 March 2015: Symposium, panel and workshop proposals
15 March 2015: Submission of paper abstract
15 April 2015: Notification of acceptance
15 July 2015: Submission of full paper

More information

Preferred style: Times New Roman, size 12, line spacing 1,0 and no 
spaces before or after paragraph, margins normal.
Preferred document type: Word or PDF

An abstract for the call for papers should contain:
- Name(s): (e.g. Bart van der Sloot & Beate Roessler)
- Affiliation: (e.g. University of Amsterdam or Federal Trade Commission)
- Position: (e.g. Professor or Phd)
- Track: Choose one of the conference tracks to which you want to submit 
your proposal
- And of course the abstract for the paper itself. Please use between 
500-1000 words
Send your abstract for a paper to: (papers /at/ apc2015.net)

An abstract for the call for panels should contain:
- Name of the panel coordinator: (e.g. Bart van der Sloot)
- Affiliation: (e.g. University of Amsterdam or Federal Trade Commission)
- Position: (e.g. Professor or Phd)
- Track: Choose one of the conference tracks to which you want to submit 
your proposal
- And of course the abstract for the panel itself. This should include 
(1) a discription of the topic, (2) bio of all speakers and (3) an 
abstract of the papers/presentations being presented. Please use between 
1000-2000 words.
Send your abstract for a panel to: (panels /at/ apc2015.net)

For further information and questions, please contact Bart van der Sloot 
at: (info /at/ apc2015.net)
For the full call, see: 
http://www.apc2015.net/sites/default/files/pdffiles/HR_2pages_Call_for_Papers_CMYK.pdf




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