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No headers ACORN-REDECOM is a cross-disciplinary
academic network of research centers * which seeks to advance knowledge
on the social, economic and political impact of ICT in the Americas. It
fosters research and dialog among researchers who examine the economic,
technological and policy issues that affect ICT and their impact on
development.
ACORN-REDECOM
is now soliciting abstracts of papers for presentation at the 2009
conference which will take place in Mexico City. Proposals should be
based on current theoretical or empirical research relevant to the
communication and information sector, and may be from any disciplinary
perspective. ACORN-REDECOM seeks submissions of disciplinary,
comparative, multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary excellence.
Graduate students are encouraged to submit abstracts. Travel funds will
be available on a competitive basis.
The
purpose of the annual conference is to bring together scholars and
members from the private sector and regulators to learn from the
studies and experiences that all of them have encountered as they work
in the field of ICT policy. Abstracts or panel proposals can be
submitted, and will be reviewed by a Program Committee.
Subject areas of particular interest include, but are not limited to the following:
1. Market environment and industry structure
2. The future of ICT regulation
3. Economic development and competitiveness through ICT
4. ICT and social development
5. Emerging technologies and their impact on the market and regulation
In the abstract please identify the research question, methods, central ideas, and outcomes
(obtained or expected) of the research.
Abstracts are not to exceed 500 words and they should be in English or Spanish only.
Important deadlines:
* Abstract or panel proposals submitted: January 15, 2009
* Notification of acceptance: February 15, 2009
* Completed papers: April 15, 2009