Journalism Research & Education Section
CALL FOR PAPERS
IAMCR 2011 Conference to be held in Istanbul
The Journalism Research & Education Section invites submissions for its open sessions at the IAMCR that will be held Kadir Has University will host the 2011 IAMCR Conference in Istanbul, Turkey, July 13-17 2011. The theme for the 2011 conference will be 'Cities, Connectivity and Creativity'
We need to start thinking more creatively about what we are going to do in the volatile future, by finding new motives and opportunities to produce really creative change in the field of journalism research and education. It is thus mandatory to build resilience into our field. This year JRE invites its members to think creatively and holistically about solving problems of the journalism research and education that transcend borders.
It is thus imperative to analyze the different perspectives of creativity, vitality and competitively within urban contexts to provide the appropriate structural conditions necessary for the development of journalism research and education.
The current historical moments of contingency offer the opportunity to reform journalism institutions, curricula and education makes this year’s theme a chance to be prepared and resilient in order to rebuild, and improve the journalism research and education.
The Journalism Research & Education Section invites papers within the general theme of 'Cities, Connectivity and Creativity' and by following one of the JRE Section covers five main themes:
First Themes: International Collaborative Research in Journalism Research: New Challenges and Emergent Perspectives.
Second Theme: Innovations in Journalism:
Third Theme: The Professional Journalism:
Fourth Theme: Methods for Quantifying Professional Journalism:
Fifth Theme: Generic Studies of Journalism:
The Journalism Research & Education Section is opened for panel proposals. Research paper proposal and panel proposals should be sent only through the Conference website, and send another copy to the JRE Section Chair. Proposals should not exceed 500 words including the research objectives, theoretical framework and methodology. Each proposal must include title, name(s), affiliation, institutional address and email address of author(s).
The deadlines are as follows:
• Submission of abstracts: Feb 8, 2011 (papers will be assessed and provisionally accepted on the basis of the abstracts).
• Announcement of acceptances: March 25, 2011
• Full papers due: June 3 2011
IAMCR accepts presentations in English, French and Spanish. However, it is requested that abstracts, if at all possible, be submitted in English. Please refer to the JRE website for guidelines
Further information about IAMCR and this conference is available on the respective websites: http://iamcr.org/ and http://iamcr2011istanbul.com/
Authors interested in the Journalism Research & Education Section on-line publication will be requested to send their full papers after final modifications no later than September 2011. The review process includes a blind referee process of six members (steering committee) will review the research papers to optimize the quality of research in the best objective and professional level.
Dr. Ibrahim Saleh
Chair, Journalism Research & Education Section-IAMCR
Email: jre09is@gmail.com
JRE site: http://isaleh.uct.ac.za
JRE Blog: http://jre09.blogspot.com
JRE Facebook Group: http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=145905192098100
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
A Call for paper: Special Edition of Mass Communication and Society
THE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE MODEL: INNOVATIONS IN EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF SOCIETY ON MEDIA
Guest Editor John C. Pollock
The community structure research model is valuable because it explores media and journalists from an unusual perspective. Instead of the more standard paradigm, examining the impact of media on society, this approach explores the impact of society on media. In modern communication theory, Robert Park at the University of Chicago in the early twentieth century, concerned about integrating waves of new immigrants into US society, admonished the incipient communication field to look not only at the impact of media on public opinion, but also at the impact of public opinion on media.
Deadline for submissions: Manuscripts should be submitted by January 10, 2011, via the Mass Communication and Society online system at http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/mcas following the standard journal submission procedures. Authors should note in their cover letters that the submission is for the Community Structure Model symposium. Final publication will be in December 2011.
In addition, please send one hard copy of each submission to: Guest Editor John C. Pollock, Professor and Chair, Communication Studies Dept., The College of New Jersey, Ewing, NJ 08628; pollock@tcnj.edu; 609-771-2338
Guest Editor John C. Pollock
The community structure research model is valuable because it explores media and journalists from an unusual perspective. Instead of the more standard paradigm, examining the impact of media on society, this approach explores the impact of society on media. In modern communication theory, Robert Park at the University of Chicago in the early twentieth century, concerned about integrating waves of new immigrants into US society, admonished the incipient communication field to look not only at the impact of media on public opinion, but also at the impact of public opinion on media.
Deadline for submissions: Manuscripts should be submitted by January 10, 2011, via the Mass Communication and Society online system at http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/mcas following the standard journal submission procedures. Authors should note in their cover letters that the submission is for the Community Structure Model symposium. Final publication will be in December 2011.
In addition, please send one hard copy of each submission to: Guest Editor John C. Pollock, Professor and Chair, Communication Studies Dept., The College of New Jersey, Ewing, NJ 08628; pollock@tcnj.edu; 609-771-2338
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Editorial Board and National Chapter Leaders
JRE Section
Ibrahim Saleh, JRE Chair
University of Cape Town, South Africa (jre09is@gmail.com & Ibrahim.Saleh@uct.ac.za)
Cáudia Lago, Vice Chair
Universidade Anhembi Morumbi, Sao Paulo, Brazil (claudia.lago07@gmail.com) JRE
Susan Jacobson, Temple University, USA (susanj@temple.edu)
JRE Journal Coordinator
International Editorial Board & JRE Chapters’ Leaders
Abdulmoneim Al-Hasani, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman (hasani999@hotmail.com)
Abiodun Salawu, University of Fort Hare, Eastern Cape, SOUTH AFRICA (asalawu@ufh.ac.za).
Agnieszka Zwiefka-Chwalek, University of Wroclaw, Poland (Agnieszka.Zwiefka@tvp.pl)
Andrei Korotkov, Moscow State Institute for International Relationships (korotkov.andrei@gmail.com)
Annelore Deprez, Ghent University, Belgium (Annelore.Deprez@UGent.be)
Arnold S de Beer, Stellenbosch University (asdebeer@imasa.org)
Barbara Schneider, University of Calgary, Canada (baschnei@ucalgary.ca)
Beatriz Becker, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro,Brazil(beatrizbecker@uol.com.br)
Clement York Kee So, Chinese University of Hong Kong, China (clementso@cuhk.edu.hk)
David Nordfors, Stanford University, US (nordfors@stanford.edu)
Dulcilia H. Schroeder Buitoni, Faculdade Cásper Líbero, São Paulo, Brasil (dbuitoni@uol.com.br)
Eno Akpabio, University of Botswana, Botswana (lesitaok@mopipi.ub.bw)
Francis L. F. Lee, Chinese University of Hong Kong & City University of Hong Kong (francis_lee@cuhk.edu.hk)
Gail Ann Phillips, Murdoch University, Australia (g.phillips@murdoch.edu.au)
Guido Keel, Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland (guido.keel@zhaw.ch)
Herman Wasserman, University of Sheffield, UK (h.j.wasserman@sheffield.ac.uk)
Jane Louise Johnston, Bond University,-Australia (jjohnsto@bond.edu.au)
João Carlos Correia, Universidade da Beira Interior, Portugal (jcfcorreia@gmail.com)
Juliette De Maeyer, University of Brussels (ULB) (juliette.de.maeyer@ulb.ac.be)
Lawrie Zion, La Trobe University, Australia (L.Zion@latrobe.edu.au)
Leon Yousif Barkho, Jonkoping University, Sweden (leon.barkho@ihh.hj.se)
Mónica Codina Blasco, Universidad de Navarra, Spain (mcodina@unav.es)
Rodrigo Araya, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile (raraya@ucv.cl)
Mihai Coman, University of Bucharest, Romania (mcoman@fjsc.ro)
Noam Lemelshtrich Latar, IDC Herzliya, Israel (noam.latar@gmail.com)
Oliver Hahn, BiTS Iserlohn, Germany (oliver.hahn@bits-iserlohn.de)
Richard Shafer, University of North Dakota, USA (undprof@hotmail.com)
Thomas Bauer, University of Vienna, Austria (thomas.bauer@univie.ac.at)
Sahar Talaat, University of Complutense- Fac de Ciencias de Info (saharota@gmail.com)
Seon-Gi Baek, Sungkyunkwan University, Republic of Korea (baek99@skku.edu)
Shixin Ivy Zhang, University of Nottingham Ningbo China (ivy.zhang@gmail.com)
Xu Xiaoge, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Verica Rupar, Cardiff University, UK (RuparV@cardiff.ac.uk)
Wilbhredian Okumu-Bigambo, Moi University, Kenya (wobigambo@yahoo.com)
Richard Shafer, University of North Dakota, US (undprof@hotmail.com)
Ibrahim Saleh, JRE Chair
University of Cape Town, South Africa (jre09is@gmail.com & Ibrahim.Saleh@uct.ac.za)
Cáudia Lago, Vice Chair
Universidade Anhembi Morumbi, Sao Paulo, Brazil (claudia.lago07@gmail.com) JRE
Susan Jacobson, Temple University, USA (susanj@temple.edu)
JRE Journal Coordinator
International Editorial Board & JRE Chapters’ Leaders
Abdulmoneim Al-Hasani, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman (hasani999@hotmail.com)
Abiodun Salawu, University of Fort Hare, Eastern Cape, SOUTH AFRICA (asalawu@ufh.ac.za).
Agnieszka Zwiefka-Chwalek, University of Wroclaw, Poland (Agnieszka.Zwiefka@tvp.pl)
Andrei Korotkov, Moscow State Institute for International Relationships (korotkov.andrei@gmail.com)
Annelore Deprez, Ghent University, Belgium (Annelore.Deprez@UGent.be)
Arnold S de Beer, Stellenbosch University (asdebeer@imasa.org)
Barbara Schneider, University of Calgary, Canada (baschnei@ucalgary.ca)
Beatriz Becker, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro,Brazil(beatrizbecker@uol.com.br)
Clement York Kee So, Chinese University of Hong Kong, China (clementso@cuhk.edu.hk)
David Nordfors, Stanford University, US (nordfors@stanford.edu)
Dulcilia H. Schroeder Buitoni, Faculdade Cásper Líbero, São Paulo, Brasil (dbuitoni@uol.com.br)
Eno Akpabio, University of Botswana, Botswana (lesitaok@mopipi.ub.bw)
Francis L. F. Lee, Chinese University of Hong Kong & City University of Hong Kong (francis_lee@cuhk.edu.hk)
Gail Ann Phillips, Murdoch University, Australia (g.phillips@murdoch.edu.au)
Guido Keel, Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland (guido.keel@zhaw.ch)
Herman Wasserman, University of Sheffield, UK (h.j.wasserman@sheffield.ac.uk)
Jane Louise Johnston, Bond University,-Australia (jjohnsto@bond.edu.au)
João Carlos Correia, Universidade da Beira Interior, Portugal (jcfcorreia@gmail.com)
Juliette De Maeyer, University of Brussels (ULB) (juliette.de.maeyer@ulb.ac.be)
Lawrie Zion, La Trobe University, Australia (L.Zion@latrobe.edu.au)
Leon Yousif Barkho, Jonkoping University, Sweden (leon.barkho@ihh.hj.se)
Mónica Codina Blasco, Universidad de Navarra, Spain (mcodina@unav.es)
Rodrigo Araya, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile (raraya@ucv.cl)
Mihai Coman, University of Bucharest, Romania (mcoman@fjsc.ro)
Noam Lemelshtrich Latar, IDC Herzliya, Israel (noam.latar@gmail.com)
Oliver Hahn, BiTS Iserlohn, Germany (oliver.hahn@bits-iserlohn.de)
Richard Shafer, University of North Dakota, USA (undprof@hotmail.com)
Thomas Bauer, University of Vienna, Austria (thomas.bauer@univie.ac.at)
Sahar Talaat, University of Complutense- Fac de Ciencias de Info (saharota@gmail.com)
Seon-Gi Baek, Sungkyunkwan University, Republic of Korea (baek99@skku.edu)
Shixin Ivy Zhang, University of Nottingham Ningbo China (ivy.zhang@gmail.com)
Xu Xiaoge, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Verica Rupar, Cardiff University, UK (RuparV@cardiff.ac.uk)
Wilbhredian Okumu-Bigambo, Moi University, Kenya (wobigambo@yahoo.com)
Richard Shafer, University of North Dakota, US (undprof@hotmail.com)
JRE 2010-Facebook-online journal dead line Sept 30-Virtual Room
Dear JRE Members,
I trust all is well. This email addresses four main issues:
A. Our JRE Facebook Group.
B. On-line Journal Deadline September 30th. Please refer to the guidelines on JRE website.
C. Send me an email if you approve using your papers in the IAMCR virtual room. If you don't send me an email, then it will mean that your papers won't be used.
D. National Chapter Leaders and Language coordinators will be requested to help in the reviewing of this year's papers and take responsibility in disseminating information and circulate the JRE call for papers in 2011 and will be kindly requested to help review the abstracts.
A. JRE Facebook Group:
We would like to invite all of you to become members. You can see the JRE group page here:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=145905192098100
Please use the JRE FaceBook group as a venue for informal discussion with other JRE members. We encourage everyone to post notices about recent awards and publications, share useful links and resources, seek collaborators and keep in touch.
If you already have a FaceBook account, you can easily join the group my clicking on the JOIN button to the right of the group name at the top of the page.
If you do not have a FaceBook account, you will be able to see the content of the JRE Group page, but you will not be able to join or to post any material. We have posted some useful information about how to use FaceBook and manage its settings so that you may control who can see your information. The information is posted under the Discussion Board section of the JRE Group. If you do not have a FaceBook account, you can create an account and prevent anyone from seeing your information by setting your privacy settings to “Friends Only,” and then not approving any Friend requests. If you join the JRE Group, none of the group members will be able to see your personal information, they will only see what you choose to share with the JRE Group.
At the moment we have the group open to anyone who would like to join, and the group content visible to anyone who would like to see it. We may change these settings after everyone has had a chance to see the group and decide whether or not they would like to join.
B. Online Journal-Deadline September 30th
http://isaleh.uct.ac.za/Submission%20Guidelines-JREpublications.pdf
If you need any consultation in English-send me and Susan an email(jre09is@gmail.com,susanjacobson@gmail.com & jre09is@hotmail.co.za).
If you need any prior consultation in Portugese-send me and claudia an email (jre09is@gmail.com, claudia.lago07@gmail.com &jre09is@hotmail.co.za).
If you need any prior consultation in Spanish-send me and Monica Codina an email (jre09is@gmail.com, mcodina@unav.es & jre09is@hotmail.co.za
My sincere warm greetings,
Ibrahim
I trust all is well. This email addresses four main issues:
A. Our JRE Facebook Group.
B. On-line Journal Deadline September 30th. Please refer to the guidelines on JRE website.
C. Send me an email if you approve using your papers in the IAMCR virtual room. If you don't send me an email, then it will mean that your papers won't be used.
D. National Chapter Leaders and Language coordinators will be requested to help in the reviewing of this year's papers and take responsibility in disseminating information and circulate the JRE call for papers in 2011 and will be kindly requested to help review the abstracts.
A. JRE Facebook Group:
We would like to invite all of you to become members. You can see the JRE group page here:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=145905192098100
Please use the JRE FaceBook group as a venue for informal discussion with other JRE members. We encourage everyone to post notices about recent awards and publications, share useful links and resources, seek collaborators and keep in touch.
If you already have a FaceBook account, you can easily join the group my clicking on the JOIN button to the right of the group name at the top of the page.
If you do not have a FaceBook account, you will be able to see the content of the JRE Group page, but you will not be able to join or to post any material. We have posted some useful information about how to use FaceBook and manage its settings so that you may control who can see your information. The information is posted under the Discussion Board section of the JRE Group. If you do not have a FaceBook account, you can create an account and prevent anyone from seeing your information by setting your privacy settings to “Friends Only,” and then not approving any Friend requests. If you join the JRE Group, none of the group members will be able to see your personal information, they will only see what you choose to share with the JRE Group.
At the moment we have the group open to anyone who would like to join, and the group content visible to anyone who would like to see it. We may change these settings after everyone has had a chance to see the group and decide whether or not they would like to join.
B. Online Journal-Deadline September 30th
http://isaleh.uct.ac.za/Submission%20Guidelines-JREpublications.pdf
If you need any consultation in English-send me and Susan an email(jre09is@gmail.com,susanjacobson@gmail.com & jre09is@hotmail.co.za).
If you need any prior consultation in Portugese-send me and claudia an email (jre09is@gmail.com, claudia.lago07@gmail.com &jre09is@hotmail.co.za).
If you need any prior consultation in Spanish-send me and Monica Codina an email (jre09is@gmail.com, mcodina@unav.es & jre09is@hotmail.co.za
My sincere warm greetings,
Ibrahim
CALL FOR PAPER – BRAZILIAN JOURNALISM RESEARCH – BJR
Diversity of journalism research works: multiple perspectives, possible dialogues
This edition of BJR is devoted to the diversity of approaches to journalism as a subject for study and a social practice, from a critical and analytical perspective. Articles which will be of interest for this edition are those that seek to question and go deeply into theoretical issues, show the results of empirical research works and establish dialogues with other areas of knowledge capable of contributing to the comprehension of the discipline´s singularities and of the contemporary professional practice of journalism. This edition intends to bring together works which can express critical thought regarding different forms of management, production, circulation and consumption of information, taking into consideration the impact of technologies on the production routines, the hybridization of styles and languages in the construction of narratives and the current reconfigurations of journalistic mediation.
Brazilian Journalism Research – BJR – has had a Portuguese version since the second semester of 2008.
Authors should send the articles in two versions(English and Portuguese). BJR is a semiannual scientific magazine of the SBPJor – Brazilian Association of Journalism Researchers.
For more information regarding the SBPJor,
visit our site(http://www.sbpjor.org.br/www.sbpjor.org.br).
Articles:They should be originals in English and Portuguese. The authors should send them in accordance with the magazine’s system to the following electronic addresses:mailto:beatrizbecker@uol.com.brbeatrizbecker@uol.com.br,mailto:tattianat@gmail.comtattianat@gmail.com and
Book reviews: the magazine includes a section of reviews of books concerning journalism and related areas with up to 1,000 words.
Please send comments regarding books to Celia Ladeira
(mailto:cmmota@terra.com.brcmmota@terra.com.br).
Brazilian Journalism Research
Director: Carlos Eduardo Franciscato
Executive Editor: Beatriz Becker
Adjunct Editor: Tattiana Teixeira
Book Review Editor: Celia Ladeira
Editorial Secretary: Fernando Resende
Graphic Design Project: Nanche Las-Casas
Graphic Designer: Andre Vendrami
Translator/Reviser: Jack Liebof / Sergio Meira
Contact:
mailto:beatrizbecker@uol.com.brbeatrizbecker@uol.com.br
Calendar for Volume 6, Number 2, 2010:
Submission of articles by November 10, 2010
Opinions: by November 30, 2010
Scheduled publication: December 20, 2010
This edition of BJR is devoted to the diversity of approaches to journalism as a subject for study and a social practice, from a critical and analytical perspective. Articles which will be of interest for this edition are those that seek to question and go deeply into theoretical issues, show the results of empirical research works and establish dialogues with other areas of knowledge capable of contributing to the comprehension of the discipline´s singularities and of the contemporary professional practice of journalism. This edition intends to bring together works which can express critical thought regarding different forms of management, production, circulation and consumption of information, taking into consideration the impact of technologies on the production routines, the hybridization of styles and languages in the construction of narratives and the current reconfigurations of journalistic mediation.
Brazilian Journalism Research – BJR – has had a Portuguese version since the second semester of 2008.
Authors should send the articles in two versions(English and Portuguese). BJR is a semiannual scientific magazine of the SBPJor – Brazilian Association of Journalism Researchers.
For more information regarding the SBPJor,
visit our site(http://www.sbpjor.org.br/www.sbpjor.org.br).
Articles:They should be originals in English and Portuguese. The authors should send them in accordance with the magazine’s system to the following electronic addresses:mailto:beatrizbecker@uol.com.brbeatrizbecker@uol.com.br,mailto:tattianat@gmail.comtattianat@gmail.com and
Book reviews: the magazine includes a section of reviews of books concerning journalism and related areas with up to 1,000 words.
Please send comments regarding books to Celia Ladeira
(mailto:cmmota@terra.com.brcmmota@terra.com.br).
Brazilian Journalism Research
Director: Carlos Eduardo Franciscato
Executive Editor: Beatriz Becker
Adjunct Editor: Tattiana Teixeira
Book Review Editor: Celia Ladeira
Editorial Secretary: Fernando Resende
Graphic Design Project: Nanche Las-Casas
Graphic Designer: Andre Vendrami
Translator/Reviser: Jack Liebof / Sergio Meira
Contact:
mailto:beatrizbecker@uol.com.brbeatrizbecker@uol.com.br
Calendar for Volume 6, Number 2, 2010:
Submission of articles by November 10, 2010
Opinions: by November 30, 2010
Scheduled publication: December 20, 2010
Call for papers:Innovation, Journalism and Collective Intelligence
IJ-8 The Eight Conference on Innovation Journalism and Communication
Stanford Center for Innovation and Communication
Stanford University, California.
23-25 May 2011
IJ-8 The Eight Conference on Innovation Journalism is a venue for researchers from many disciplines and institutions to present work and ideas relating to the interplay of journalism, communication and innovation ecosystems.
The conference welcomes a varied set of participants: Working journalists, policy-makers in innovation, academic researchers, faculty and research students in related areas of commerce, communication and journalism, and other professionals connected to the media industry.
The Conference is hosted at Stanford University under the auspices of the Stanford Center for Innovation and Communication. The Center for Innovation and Communication welcomes faculty and graduate student submissions on all topics related to innovation and communication.
Information about the conference and accepted papers will be posted on: http://injo.stanford.edu,
http://www.innovationjournalism.org , the general InJo site, and the conference site
http://ij8.innovationjournalism.org
Program Committee
IJ-8 Chair: David Nordfors, Executive Director, Stanford Center for Innovation and communication.
IJ-8Academic Program Chair: Kirsten Mogensen, Associate Professor, Roskilde University.
IJ-8 Academic Review & Publication Chair: Turo Uskali, University of Jyväskylä, Finland and Senior Research Scholar, Stanford Center for Innovation and Communication.
Dr. Ibrahim Saleh, Centre for Film & Media Studies, University of Cape Town
Program Committee Contact:
Professor Kirsten Mogensen: Mogensen@innovationjournalism.org
http://www.innovationjournalism.org/blog/2010/02/ij-8-academic-track-call-for-papers.html
Stanford Center for Innovation and Communication
Stanford University, California.
23-25 May 2011
IJ-8 The Eight Conference on Innovation Journalism is a venue for researchers from many disciplines and institutions to present work and ideas relating to the interplay of journalism, communication and innovation ecosystems.
The conference welcomes a varied set of participants: Working journalists, policy-makers in innovation, academic researchers, faculty and research students in related areas of commerce, communication and journalism, and other professionals connected to the media industry.
The Conference is hosted at Stanford University under the auspices of the Stanford Center for Innovation and Communication. The Center for Innovation and Communication welcomes faculty and graduate student submissions on all topics related to innovation and communication.
Information about the conference and accepted papers will be posted on: http://injo.stanford.edu,
http://www.innovationjournalism.org , the general InJo site, and the conference site
http://ij8.innovationjournalism.org
Program Committee
IJ-8 Chair: David Nordfors, Executive Director, Stanford Center for Innovation and communication.
IJ-8Academic Program Chair: Kirsten Mogensen, Associate Professor, Roskilde University.
IJ-8 Academic Review & Publication Chair: Turo Uskali, University of Jyväskylä, Finland and Senior Research Scholar, Stanford Center for Innovation and Communication.
Dr. Ibrahim Saleh, Centre for Film & Media Studies, University of Cape Town
Program Committee Contact:
Professor Kirsten Mogensen: Mogensen@innovationjournalism.org
http://www.innovationjournalism.org/blog/2010/02/ij-8-academic-track-call-for-papers.html
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