[Sighfis-l] sg hfis call for papers for am 2006

[Dr Julian Warner]

History and Foundations of Information Science Special Interest Group (HFIS)
has a particular interest in historical and theoretical studies in
information science.  A further indication of its scope can be gathered
inductively from the topics covered at recent ASIS&T Annual Meetings, which
have included, A science of public knowledge, Knowledge diffusion, and, How
neutral can technology be?

 

I invite proposals for panels and for contributions to panels for submission
under the ample aegis of HFIS for the ASIST Annual Meeting 2006, Information
Realities: Shaping the Digital Future for All (November 3-9, 2006 in Austin,
Texas).  Proposals should be formatted in accordance with the call for
papers at http://www.asis.org/Conferences/AM06/am06call.html [1] but sent to
me (j.warner at qub.ac.uk) as attachments.  I will submit all proposed panels
and attempt to compile coherent panel(s) out of proposals for individual
contributions received.

 

I would like proposals by February 3, 2006 (to give me time to compile panel
proposals from individual contributions).

 

I look forward to receiving contributions from colleagues.

 

Julian Warner

j.warner at qub.ac.uk

 

Chair SIG HFIS

 

[1] The formal requirements for panel submissions are as follows.

 

Submissions should be in the form of a short paper (approximately five
pages, no smaller than 10-pt. font). The submission must include two
distinct parts: 1) scope: providing a clear rationale for the panel, an
overview of potential issues to be discussed, and justifications for
selecting the proposed panel members and 2) panel member contributions: a
single page from each member (to be included in the 5 page count) describing
what the member plans to discuss and a list of questions the member will
raise for other panel and audience members to react to. It is assumed that a
panel will have about three to four members.

 

 

Julian Warner
School of Management and Economics
The Queen's University of Belfast
Belfast
BT7 1NN
Northern Ireland

 

email        j.warner at qub.ac.uk
home page    http://www.qub-efrg.com/staff/jwarner/

 


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[1] The formal requirements for panel submissions are as follows.

 

Submissions should be in the form of a short paper (approximately five
pages, no smaller than 10-pt. font). The submission must include two
distinct parts: 1) scope: providing a clear rationale for the panel, an
overview of potential issues to be discussed, and justifications for
selecting the proposed panel members and 2) panel member contributions: a
single page from each member (to be included in the 5 page count) describing
what the member plans to discuss and a list of questions the member will
raise for other panel and audience members to react to. It is assumed that a
panel will have about three to four members.

 

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