CFP – Journalism, Society and Politics in the Digital Media Era (Limassol, Cyprus)

Journalism, Society and Politics in the Digital Media Era
Limassol, Cyprus – September 1 – 3, 2017
http://amiretreat2017.com/

We are pleased to announce the call for papers for the forthcoming international conference entitled “Journalism, Society and Politics in the Digital Media Era”. The conference is organised jointly by the Advanced Media Institute, the Open University (Cyprus), the Centre for the Study of Journalism, Culture and Community at Bournemouth University (UK), and the Laboratory of Research in New Economy and Development at University Hassan II Casablanca (Morocco), with the support of the Cyprus University of Technology in Limassol, Cyprus, at the premises of which the conference will be hosted.

This interdisciplinary conference aims to bring academics and professional journalists to discuss and compare the impact of technology on the relationship between journalism, politics and economics in terms of societies /communities. The conference will further discuss advances in digital journalism and its implications on news production, journalism practices, news sources, journalism content and consumption behaviour.

We are particularly interested in papers that examine the interplay between digital journalism and the political environments at various levels – from autocratic to democratising and democratic levels. The aim is to compile and contrast professional and academic perspectives on the normative roles and practices of digital journalism in varied contexts. We invite scholars from different disciplines, including media and communication studies, sociology, political science, economics, cultural studies, and anthropology to take part in the discussion. Amongst the aims of the conference is the publication of an edited volume, with selected contributions from its participants.

We call for potential speakers to submit a 300-word abstract in English or French, by Monday 27th February 2017. Submissions should include in a separate page the name of the author(s), their affiliation, e-mail address, paper title and a brief bio, and be emailed to abstracts@amiretreat2017.com. All abstracts will be peer reviewed.

Abstracts of papers are sought on topics that fit into one or more of the following themes:
1. Journalism, Politics and Democracy in the Digital Media Era
-Surveillance and freedom of speech in the digital age
-Digital journalism in authoritarian, transitional and democratic societies
-The impact of political structures on digital media systems
-Trust in journalism and politics in the digital media era
-Digital journalism, social media and political engagement
-New forms of political communication in the digital age
-Media literacy, activism and democracy

2. Digital Journalism, Ethics and Society
-The normative functions of digital journalism in society
-Digital journalism, social capital and social cohesion
-Digital journalists’ ideologies and role perceptions
-Journalism ethics in the digital media era
-Citizen and community journalism in the digital media era

3. Marketing and Economics in the Digital Media Era
-Journalism and media ownership in the digital age
-Digital journalism and economic development
-Social marketing in the digital media era
-Mobile advertising and sponsored / branded content

4. Digital Journalism: Funding, Practices and Content
-Newsroom structures in the digital media era
-Paywalls and crowdsourcing in the digital age
-Digital storytelling and social media use by journalists
-Big data and user behaviour analytics

5. Journalism and Audiences in the Digital Media Era
-Audiences’ formations and structures in the digital age
-Digital news consumption patterns in various contexts
-Levels of media literacy in different profiles of users
-Ethnography of online journalism audiences
-Citizenship and public opinion in the digital age

This interdisciplinary conference, focusing on the challenges of the digital media era, aims to give a wider range of participants a great opportunity to catch up with the latest discussions taking place on research basis, theoretical and practical progress regarding the vital issue of the Internet usage by journalists and communication specialists and its impact on society. We thus encourage professionals, PhD students and early career researchers to submit.
The conference is a first step towards developing collaborative approaches for understanding the relationship between digital journalism, society and politics across various contexts. A proposal for an annual convening will be discussed at the conference.

Keynote Speakers
Nico Carpentier, Uppsala University, Sweden
Paul Mihailidis, Emerson College, U.S.A

Deadlines and submission process
Monday 27th February 2017. Deadline for abstracts submission. These should include the following: a page with title and name, institutional affiliation and address, and an email address and a separate page with a paper title and abstract of not more than 300 words, prepared for blind reviewing.
Monday 10th April 2017. Paper proposers notified of decision by conference committee.
Monday 15th May 2017. Registration opens.

Registration Fees
Academics and professionals: 120 Euros, PhD students: 75 Euros, Master’s students: 35 Euros.
Registration fees for the conference include a copy of the programme, participation in the scientific and professional sessions, lunch, coffee breaks, outing and the Gala dinner.

Publication
We plan to publish a selection of papers in an edited volume in English after consultation with the author(s). If you want your paper to be considered, please send it to (i.e. papers@amiretreat2017.com) by Friday 1st September 2017. All submissions will be peer reviewed. For more details, please visit our website www.amiretreat2017.com

Steering Committee
Sofia Iordanidou, Advanced Media Institute & Open University of Cyprus
Nael Jebril, Bournemouth University, UK
Redouane Benabdelouahed, Casablanca University, Morocco
Dionysis Panos, Cyprus University of Technology
Athanasios. N. Samaras, Piraeus University, Greece
Manos Takas, Advanced Media Institute, Cyprus.

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História Biográfica e Intelectual da Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação: Perspectivas filosóficas e visões de política, Évora (POR), 23 e 24 Nov.

Está ser a organizado um evento internacional dedicado à “História Biográfica e Intelectual da Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação: Perspectivas filosóficas e visões de política”. O intuito deste evento de História da Ciência, incluindo demais áreas disciplinares e interdisciplinares correlatas, é reunir especialistas e interessados em temas de história biográfica e intelectual da Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação.

O evento, de cariz internacional, decorrerá nos dias 23 e 24 de Novembro de 2017, contando com dois conferencistas convidados (brevemente anunciados), uma mesa redonda e participantes selecionados, após chamada pública (a abrir em breve) e consequente avaliação dos resumos de propostas de comunicação pela Comissão Científica.A organização está equacionar a possibilidade de organizar um dossier temático numa publicação da especialidade, em conformidade com os trâmites de arbitragem científica de publicações de referência.

Comissão Organizadora
Augusto José Fitas (Universidade de Évora / IHC-CEHFCI-U.E.)
Maria de Fátima Nunes (Universidade de Évora / IHC-CEHFCI-U.E.)
Tiago Brandão (IHC, FCSH-U.N.L.)

Mais info:    stihistory.wordpress.com
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CFP: New Narratives Congress Deadline: March 31st, 2017

The aim of this conference is to stimulate the reflection and exchange of knowledge concerning different storytelling, including journalistic, fiction and entertainment narratives. The main focus of the conference will be the evolution of television genres and internet formats, transmedia relationships and the education-entertainment strategies of TV shows.

*Proposals for papers are welcomed in the following areas:***

§Journalistic narratives
§Fictional narratives and entertainment narratives
§Transmedia narratives
§Narratives of genre
§Political communication narratives
§Advertising narratives

*Guidelines for Submission*:
Proposals must include an abstract (250 words), title, author(s) name, contact e-mail(s), educational institution, and modality of presentation (on-site or virtual). Proposals must be submitted as a Word document file by e-mail to info@congresointernacionalnuevasnarrativas.com <mailto:info@congresointernacionalnuevasnarrativas.com>. The deadline for proposals is *Friday, March 31st, 2017*. Notification of acceptance or rejection will be available in a maximum of 15 working days, from the date the abstract was received. Proposals can be in Spanish or English. Recorded papers are also accepted, however, this modality of presentation must be clearly indicated at the time of the proposal’s submission.

Each paper can be authored by a maximum of three people. Each one of them must pay the registration fee. The congress organization will provide an individual certificate to the participants and will publish the conference proceedings in digital format. The organization will select the better contributions, and after a peer evaluation, they will be published as a monographic issue on the journal /Anàlisi. Quaderns de Comunicación i Cultura./

More detailed information about the congress (programm, organizing comitee, important dates, etc.) you can find at the official website:**http://congresointernacionalnuevasnarrativas.com/en/call-for-papers-2/

For all general enquiries, please contact:
info@congresointernacionalnuevasnarrativas.com <mailto:info@congresointernacionalnuevasnarrativas.com>

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CFP: Symposium on Foreign Aid and Journalism in Latin America and Africa: Developing a Research Agenda

This symposium will examine the influence and impact over the years of foreign aid on journalism practice and education. In so doing, it aims at developing a research agenda to examine issues and problems arising from the intersection between journalism, foreign aid, public diplomacy and foreign policy in historical and current contexts. Although the geographical focus is Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean, we will welcome scholarly contributions from other areas of the Global South. The format of the event is explorative and therefore full papers are not necessary at this stage. The idea is to discover opportunities for collaborative research including joint research grants and publications as well as other types of exchanges.

Calls for papers is now open for this event:

Symposium on Foreign Aid and Journalism in Latin America and Africa: Developing a Research Agenda

http://ajn.leeds.ac.uk/symposium/**

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CFP: Third annual International Journal of Press/Politics conference

Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of Oxford

Wednesday September 28-Friday September 30 2017

September 27-29 2017, the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford will host the third annual International Journal of Press/Politics conference, focused on academic research on the relation between media and political processes around the world.

A selection of the best full papers presented at the conference will be published in the journal after peer review. The deadline for submission of abstracts is March 31 2017. Attendees will be notified of acceptance by April 28 2017.

Professor Natalie Stroud from the University of Texas at Austin will deliver a keynote lecture on “Engaging Newsrooms in the Digital Age.”

The conference brings together scholars doing internationally-oriented or comparative research on the intersection between news media and politics around the world. It aims to provide a forum for academics from a wide range of different disciplines and countries to discuss the theoretical, methodological, and substantial challenges and opportunities for research in this area. It is open to work from political science, political communication, journalism studies, media and communications research and many other fields.

Examples of relevant topics include the political implications of current changes in the media, the relative importance of new forms of digital media for engaging with news and politics, studies of the role of entertainment and popular culture in how people follow current affairs, studies of relations between political actors and journalists, research on political communication beyond the electoral context (including of government, interest groups, and social movements), all with a particular interest in studies that focus on parts of the world that are under-researched in the international English language academic literature, develop comparative approaches, or represent substantial theoretical or methodological advances.

Titles and abstracts for papers (250 words max) are invited by Friday March 31 2017. The abstract should clearly describe the key question, the theoretical and methodological approach, the evidence the argument is based on, as well as its wider implication of international relevance.

Please send submissions to the email address ijpp@politics.ox.ac.uk <mailto:ijpp@politics.ox.ac.uk> with the subject line “IJPP conference submission” including in the email the full title of your paper, the abstract, and your name and professional affiliation. (Please do not send attachments.) Full papers will be due August 25 2017.

Please contact the conference organizer, Rasmus Kleis Nielsen (RISJ Director of Research and IJPP Editor-in-Chief) with questions at rasmus.nielsen@politics.ox.ac.uk <mailto:rasmus.nielsen@politics.ox.ac.uk>.

More about the journal, the Reuters Institute, and the keynote speaker:

The International Journal of Press/Politics (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/hij)

IJPP is an interdisciplinary journal for the analysis and discussion of the role of the press and politics in a globalized world. The journal publishes theoretical and empirical research which analyzes the linkages between the news media and political processes and actors around the world, emphasizes international and comparative work, and links research in the fields of political communication and journalism studies, and the disciplines of political science and media and communication.

Keynote Speaker – Natalie Stroud (http://commstudies.utexas.edu/faculty/rhetoric-and-language/natalie-jomini-stroud)

Natalie (Talia) Jomini Stroud (Ph.D., Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania) is an Associate Professor of Communication Studies and Assistant Director of Research at the Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life at the University of Texas at Austin. Since 2012, Stroud has directed the grant-funded Engaging News Project, which examines commercially-viable and democratically-beneficial ways of improving online news coverage. In 2014-15, she is a fellow at the Center for the Study of Democratic Politics at Princeton University. Stroud is interested in how the media affect our political behaviors and attitudes and how our political behaviors and attitudes affect our media use. Her book, Niche News: The Politics of News Choice (Oxford University Press) explores the causes, consequences, and prevalence of partisan selective exposure, the preference for like-minded political information. Niche News received the International Communication Association’s Outstanding Book Award. Her research has appeared in Political Communication, Journal of Communication, Political Behavior, Public Opinion Quarterly, Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, and the International Journal of Public Opinion Research.

The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (http://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/)

The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism marks the University of Oxford’s commitment to the comparative study of journalism around the world. Anchored in the recognition of the key role of independent media in open societies and the power of information in the modern world, the institute aims to serve as the leading forum for a productive engagement between scholars from a wide range of disciplines and practitioners of journalism. It brings the depth and rigor of academic scholarship of the highest standards to major issues of relevance to the world of news media. It is global in its perspective and in the content of its activities.

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Call for Papers “Sexualities and digital culture in Europe” | Deadline: 14/02/2017

A Joint ECREA Symposium, organized by the Gender and Communication Section and Digital Culture and Communication Section

Faculty of Communication and Media Studies National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Athens, Greece

26 May – 27 May 2017 14/02/2017.

Rationale

The Gender and Communication and Digital Culture Sections of ECREA are organizing a symposium on sexualities and digital culture. The focus of this symposium is on sexual politics in and around the digital, which means a critical understanding of sexualities in European digital culture. Thereby, focusing on changes in sexual life-worlds, but also continuities; how are certain intimate sexualities valued, while others are stigmatized? How are diverse sexual life-worlds flourishing in the digital public sphere, or how are diverse sexual life-worlds protested, controlled, managed or strictly regulated? To answer such questions, this symposium is interested in contributions dealing with processes of power that are currently surrounding the digital and sexualities. The symposium will focus on three key areas:

(1) sexual experiences, practices and digital culture,

(2) intimate/sexual citizenship and the digital, and

(3) online sexual content and representations.

The emphasis is on research exploring sexual politics, challenges, opportunities and continuities surrounding the digital, with a specific focus on European contexts and that reflect, from diverse viewpoints, on the European sphere. This includes taking into account the specific European socio-cultural, political-economic and legal contexts. We particularly welcome contributions on topical matters in European societies and politics, among which: the regulation of online pornographic content in discussions on sexuality, children and the internet, LGBTQ challenges and opportunities related to the digital, the rise of conservative grass-roots movements in Europe that protest against what is called ‘gender ideology’ (such movements question and protest pro-gender equality legislations, abortion laws, same-sex marriage laws and transgender laws, while advocating for traditional family values and ‘restoring’ the naturalness of male and female bodies).

Format

To encourage debate and fortify coherence, all presenters will be able to attend all panels. Instead of parallel sessions, the conference program will consist of plenary panel sessions and keynote presentations. We invite presentation proposals that are engaged in understanding sexualities in European digital culture. A non-exhaustive list of topics can be found on the website (see below).

Application procedure

All proposals should be submitted in English. Please submit an abstract of 350 words with a brief biographical note up to 150 words. Proposals must be submitted by 14/02/2017 to sexualitydigitalculture@gmail.com. Presenters whose proposals are accepted will be notified by 24/02/2017.

Go to

http://gcecrea.wixsite.com/gendercommunication/symposium-2016-athensor
https://dccecrea.wordpress.comfor more information on the conference venue and registration.

Keynote Speaker: Professor Susanna Paasonen Susanna Paasonen is a professor of media studies at University of Turku, Finland. Her work focuses on internet research, affect theory, pornography, materiality and media. Her most recent work deals with the affective dimensions of technological failure, monster toon porn, theories of boredom and distraction connected to networked media, and the notion of sexual play.

Conference location: Faculty of Communication and Media Studies, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Scientific committee: Despina Chronaki, Sander De Ridder, Frederik Dhaenens, Aristea Fotopoulou, Ana Jorge, Marco Scarcelli

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Chamada de trabalhos – Vol. 6, N.º 1 – Média e Cidadania: Um tributo a Paquete de Oliveira

Decorre até 15 de abril de 2017 a chamada para a receção de artigos para o número especial da Revista Comunicando “Média e Cidadania: um tributo a Paquete de Oliveira”.

Mais informações: http://www.sopcom.pt/ficheiros/Cartaz+Chamada%20a%20trabalhos_2.pdf

Cartaz+Chamada a trabalhos_2
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2017 PhD Symposium Media and Politics: alienation, engagement and resistance

LSE Media and Communications PhD Symposium

London School of Economics and Political Science, 9 June 2017

In recent times alienation, understood as a distance between citizens and their political and cultural environment, has resurfaced. Low levels of trust in ‘established’ political and media systems have led to increasing estrangement, characterised by the rise of populism, civic (dis)engagement and social unrest. Alongside this, alienation in the cultural realm has led to negative portrayals of and responses to the Other – e.g. minorities or refugees. Media have always been vital to facilitating political processes and identity formation, representation and resistance. We therefore seek to address questions of alienation, participation and subordination through the lens of media and communications. How are these phenomena occurring within, and beyond, representational practice?  How are old and new forms of media differently implicated in such processes? How do they intersect with other social and political forces? How are they situated in different historical and cultural contexts?

This interdisciplinary symposium ties together the fields of politics, media and cultural studies and is particularly geared towards PhD students in the early stages of their research. The emphasis will be on thoughtful discussion with fellow PhD students, along with feedback from leading academics from LSE. This year’s keynote speech will be given by Bart Cammaerts (LSE).

Papers are welcomed in line with the following topics, but are not limited to these:

  • (Non)participation and the public sphere
  • Engagement and (social) media
  • New and mediated spaces for political decision-making
  • Populism and (digital) media
  • Traditional governance and its alternatives
  • Subaltern representations
  • Identity formation in migration: gender, ethnicity, class and religion
  • Representing political views in the margins
  • Mediated mobility
  • Modes of activism and resistance
  • Globalization and its opposing forces

Please send a 300 word abstract, along with your name, e-mail address, academic affiliation (and department) and short bio to

Media.Phd.Symposium@lse.ac.uk

The deadline for this is 24 February 2017.

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Call Rede esCTS e ST Conhecimento, Ciência e Tecnologia da APS

É com muita satisfação que comunicamos o primeiro encontro conjunto da Rede esCTS (Espanha) e da Secção Temática Conhecimento, Ciência e Tecnologia da APS. O encontro terá lugar em Lisboa, Instituto de Ciências Sociais da Universidade de Lisboa (Av. Prof. Aníbal de Bettencourt, 9, 1600-189 Lisboa www.ics.ulisboa.pt) de 7 a 9 de Junho de 2017 com o tema: Traduções perdidas/Perdido em Tradução: Pessoas, tecnologias, práticas e conceitos através de fronteiras. Convidamos todos os interessados a enviar propostas de trabalhos, comunicações, apresentações audiovisuais e formatos alternativ! os.

Portugal e Espanha partilham muita coisa, mas também estão divididos por diversas fronteiras – políticas, linguísticas, históricas, tecnológicas. Embora pertençam à mesma península, são entidades próprias por direito: dois países, dois sistemas políticos, várias línguas e, além disso, dois sistemas académicos, com suas comunidades no campo dos Estudos Sociais de Ciência e Tecnologia. Visto assim, Portugal e Espanha representam dois lados de uma fronteira.

Os Estudos Sociais de Ciência e Tecnologia ensinaram-nos que as fronteiras e extremidades estão longe de serem evidentes. Desta perspectiva, as fronteiras são continuamente atravessadas, desafiadas, e re-feitas. Esta perspectiva também afirma que a manutenção das fronteiras é uma prática performativa que req! uer separação e integração, diferen&ccedil ;a e tradução, assim como interdição e transgressão. De fato, a manutenção à força de limites e margens requer objetos, pessoas e informação capazes de ultrapassar essas extremidades.

A noção de “objetos fronteiriços”, sugerida pela primeira vez por Susan Leigh-Star e James Griesemer em 1989, refere-se a entidades consideradas “suficientemente plásticas para se adaptarem às necessidades locais e constrangimentos das diversas partes que os aplicam, além de serem suficientemente robustas para manter a identidade comum através dos lugares” (Leigh-Star and Griesemer, 1989:393). Os objetos fronteiriços fazem simultaneamente parte de múltiplos mundos sociais, embora facilitem a comunicação e a tradução entre eles; são entidades que residem nas zonas fronteiriças onde dois ou mais mundos sociais se sobrepõem, e não pertencem inteiramente a nenhum deles, tal como os monstros ou ciborgues (Bowker and Star, 1999).

Serão os encontros dos Estudos Sociais de Ciência e Tecnologia “objetos fronte! iriços”? De alguma forma acreditamos que sim e, de fato, reflexões sobre fronteiras e margens não são novas para nós. Encontros anteriores da Rede Espanhola esCTS apresentaram explicitamente o desafio de abrir as fronteiras dos Estudos Sociais de Ciência e Tecnologia e dialogar com públicos e coletivos interessados, para além do âmbito da academia. As dinâmicas e paradoxos das diásporas académicas também já foram representadas de maneira proeminente em encontros anteriores, à medida que muitos investigadores ibéricos se viram obrigados a emigrar por causa da escassez de financiamento ou outras questões ligadas com a crise económica que atingiu os nossos países de forma tão dura. Assim, acreditamos que este primeiro encontro conjunto entre as comunidades espanhola e portuguesa de Estudos Sociais de Ciência e Tecnologia oferece u! ma oportunidade privilegiada de continuar a pensar o cruzamento de fro nteiras; das identidades em construção e reconstrução; da tradução entre mundos sociais e das práticas tecnológicas, académicas e políticas além-fronteiras.

Este encontro pretende ser uma oportunidade de os investigadores em Estudos Sociais de Ciência e Tecnologia de Espanha, Portugal e de outros países se reunirem e partilharem as suas experiências académicas, epistemológicas e políticas. O objectivo é fomentar a reflexão a partir das suas dificuldades e oportunidades surgidas no cruzamento de fronteiras territoriais, linguísticas, disciplinares e profissionais. Convidamos a submissão de trabalhos individuais ou de grupos, assim como comunicações breves, apresentações audiovisuais e propostas em formatos alternativos que promovam a reflexão acerca dos seguintes temas:

  • Práticas, tecnologias e objetos de desmantelamento/construção de fronteiras, em particular as geográficas, linguísticas, tecnológicas e políticas.
  • Visões e tendências nos Estudos Sociais de Ciência e Tecnologia, assim como teorias específicas sobre a mobilidade académica e as migrações de forma genérica.
  • Constituição/mapeamento sociotécnico das diásporas.
  • Estabelecimento de hierarquias da mobilidade académica (“centros” e “periferias”).
  • O que significam as fronteiras e quem excluem? Qual o papel da fronteira nas actuais políticas de tecnociência da União Europeia?
  • Retorno (ou deslocação) ao país ou à instituição de origem e transformação dos indivíduos e comunidades a que pertencem.
  • Naturalização de cidadãos estrangeiros a viverem em Espanha e Portugal.
  • Desafios da tradução/adaptação genérica (anglófona, francófona) dos conceitos dos Estudos Sociais de Ciência e Tecnologia para outras línguas e contextos locais.

Para além das sugestões acima, a comissão organizadora encontra-se também aberta a outras propostas e trabalhos que se adequem a uma conferência sobre Estudos Sociais de Ciência e Tecnologia, e que possam enriquecer e estimular o nosso encontro.

Convidamos à submissão de apresentações, atividades, performances e contribuições em quaisquer das línguas oficiais de Espanha, inglês e português.

Pedimos o favor de enviar a sua proposta (máx. 250 palavras) para es.cts.es@gmail.com, incluindo dados de contato (nome, e-mail, instituição se existente).

Prazo para envio de propostas 10 de fevereiro.

A presença no encontro será aberta e gratuita.

Site da Rede e mais informações noutras idiomas: https://redescts.wordpress.com 

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