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[Commlist] CFP EDEIJ "Innovation and disruption in business models and technologies related to the care economy"

Sat May 06 18:30:07 GMT 2023



Call for papers for Special Section, Vol. 2 (December 2023): "Innovation and disruption in business models and technologies related to the care economy"

04/05/2023

*Chief Editor:*
*Dr. César García Muñoz
*ESIC University (España)

Cesar.garciamunoz@esic.university <mailto:Cesar.garciamunoz@esic.university>

*Guest editor:*
*Dr. Jorge Alberto Hidalgo*
University of Anahuac (Mexico)

(jhidalgo /at/ anahuac.mx) <mailto:(jhidalgo /at/ anahuac.mx)>

*EDEIJ, ESIC Digital Economy & Innovation Journal* (https://revistasinvestigacion.esic.edu/edeij/ <https://revistasinvestigacion.esic.edu/edeij/index.php/edeij/index>) invites the national and international academic community to submit proposals for articles for a special section to be included in Volume 2, to be published in December 2023.*Communication and Media Studies scholars are welcome*. *No payment is required for publication.*

Digitalisation has had a pervasive impact on all aspects of life and culture, altering the way products and services are produced, distributed, marketed and consumed. This change has had a significant impact on economic, political, cultural and social structures. The media, cultural, creative and entertainment industries have played a crucial role in globalising the dynamics of convergence and hypermediatisation. These industries have been instrumental in the expansion of this global trend which has led us to live in the era of the end of dead time (Hidalgo, 2021).


The struggle for attention is not only a battle led by media companies but also by public companies from various industrial sectors, public sector organisations and civil society. Every product, service, content, platform and interface is tinged with an entertainment component. We live in an attention economy that has become a scarce resource in industrialised countries (Falkinger, 2008; Franck, 2019, 2020).


In the digital economy, which has become the panopticon economy (Hidalgo, 2018), most businesses and organisations need the attention of their audiences and that is the key to success. Attention has become a competitive commodity for which companies, governments, political parties and all kinds of institutions compete. And the issue goes beyond the generation of algorithms.


The second machine age, also known as the new phase of the digital revolution (4th Industrial Revolution), focuses on interconnectedness, automation, artificial intelligence and data mining. This trend has generated new technological and media ecosystems that interact in real time with humans, machines and institutions. As we move towards a post-digital world, the communicational and economistic view is insufficient to understand the implications and effects of the connection between physical and digital systems, as well as the exploitation of the internet of things, cyber-physical systems and the constant flow of data. All of this is evidence of user and consumer patterns and trends, posing new challenges to our understanding of the world we live in.


Many of the applications of big data, machine learning, automation and exponential disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) have as one of their main objectives to capture the attention of audiences. Innovation becomes an essential element for the loyalty, dynamisation and monetisation of these audiences.           Another aspect to bear in mind is that the care economy cuts across all sectors. It includes business, education, public institutions, universities and many others. Technology, communication and marketing act as cross-cutting elements and drivers of processes. Their repercussions pertain to the economic, human and ethical spheres as the so-called "surveillance capitalism" (Zuboff, 2021) or "surveillance advertising" (Crain, 2021) raises questions about its limits and regulation.


The connection between innovation and attention is clear and will define how human beings use their time, resources and leisure in the coming years. This scenario presents researchers with multiple theoretical, methodological and ethical challenges in order to understand their object of study from a complex and multidisciplinary perspective; this is the focus of this dossier, which is why we invite you to send your articles focused on analysis, reflection and empirical research on the following topics:


- Big data.
- Machine learning.
- Social networks.
- Automation.
- The importance of virtual environments: the Metaverse.
- Artificial intelligence (AI) as a knowledge activator.
- New exponential disruptive technologies.
- Digital media and platforms as pillars of leisure, learning and development.
- New technologies applied to education.
- Reformulation of models.
- Critical approaches: "surveillance capitalism" and "surveillance advertising".

*Referencias*
Crain, M. (2021). /Profit over privacy. How surveillance advertising conquered the internet./
University of Minnesota.
Falkinger, J. (2008). Limited Attention as a Scarce Resource in Information‐Rich Economies. /The/ /Economic Journal/, 118(532), 1596–1620. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-0297.2008.02182.x <https://academic.oup.com/ej/article-abstract/118/532/1596/5088820?redirectedFrom=fulltext> Franck, G. (2019). The economy of attention. /Journal of Sociology/, 55(1), 8-19. https://doi.org/10.1177/1440783318811778 <https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1440783318811778> Franck, G. (2020). /Vanity fairs. Another view of the economy of attention./ Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-41532-7 <https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-41532-7> Hidalgo Toledo, J. A. (2021). Ocio y entretenimiento: la familia digital ante el fin de los tiempos muertos en López Novelo, R. A. /Ocio y entretenimiento en el contexto digital: Aproximaciones desde la academia./ Gedisa. Hidalgo Toledo, J. A. (2018). La Economía del Panóptico: la Imagen y las Identidades digitales en Grossi, A., Barcellos, J., Carvajal García, A. & et al, /Semiótica e História: Fotografia e Informação./ Ria Editorial Zuboff, S. (2020). /The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power./ PublicAffairs.

All the articles must comply with the journal's rules, which can be consulted at https://revistasinvestigacion.esic.edu/edeij/index.php/edeij/about/submissions <https://revistasinvestigacion.esic.edu/edeij/index.php/edeij/about/submissions>

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*Dates to be taken into account:*

- Submission of manuscripts: until 1 October 2023.
- Online publication: December 2023.

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*Articles should be sent through the submissions section on the journal's website <https://revistasinvestigacion.esic.edu/edeij/index.php/edeij/about/submissions>.*

Authors who wish to send their questions regarding the special section to the editors may do so via the following e-mail addresses:

Dr. Jorge Alberto Hidalgo: (jhidalgo /at/ anahuac.mx) <https://revistasinvestigacion.esic.edu/adresearch/index.php/adresearch/management/settings/announcements/mailto:(jhidalgo /at/ anahuac.mx)>

PhD in Applied Communication from the Universidad Anáhuac; Member of the National System of Researchers Level 1. President of the Mexican Association of Communication Researchers, AMIC period 2019-2021. Vice President of the Mexican Association of Communication Researchers, AMIC for the period 2017-2019; University Vice President of the Mexican Academy of Communication for the period 2015-2017 and 2017-2020; President of the National Council for Teaching and Research in Communication Sciences, CONEICC for the period 2012-2015; Secretary of the Catholic Association of Communication, SIGNIS Mexico for the period 2014-2016. He also worked as Coordinator of the Bachelor's Degree in Communication 2008-2017; Researcher of the Research Center for Applied Communication of the School of Communication of the Universidad Anáhuac. He currently serves as Postgraduate Coordinator of the School of Communication at the same university. With more than 25 years of professional experience in communication areas in which he has worked for different organisations including the Reforma newspaper, El Universal, El Heraldo, collaborator of the publications Origina, MD magazine, The O and editor of Clap! magazine. He was host and producer at Grupo Acir, Grupo Radio Centro. He has almost 30 years of teaching experience. He has published 9 books and more than 50 chapters in national and international books.

Dr. César García Muñoz: cesar.garciamunoz@esic.university <mailto:(jhidalgo /at/ anahuac.mx)>

He specialises in teaching and research in public relations and strategic communication. He has more than a decade of experience in Europe in the professional world of public relations for international firms such as Edelman and Pleon. He has published more than 35 articles, mostly as sole author, in relevant public relations and global communication journals such as Public Relations Review, Public Relations Inquiry, Journal of Communication Management, Public Relations Journal, International Journal of Strategic Communication, Journal of International Communication and International Journal of Sport Communication, among others. Several of these articles analyse the intersection between public relations, culture, politics and economics and explore the intellectual history of public relations. He has published opinion articles in Spanish newspapers such as El País, El Español, El Mundo, El Confidencial and ABC, as well as in The Huffington Post (Spain edition). He has written three books: American Psique (2011); Historia de un estereotipo. Intelectuales Españoles en Estados Unidos (1885-1936) (History of a Stereotype. Spanish Intellectuals in the United States [1885-1936]) (2009), and Public Opinion in Santayana (2006). I have also written several chapters on the history of communication.

	
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