ETHICOMP Working Conference 2007
Yunnan University, Kunming , China
April 2-3, 2007
Call for Participation
The ETHICOMP name is synonymous with an international inclusive dialogue
concerning the ethical and social issues associated with the development and
application of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Since 1995 there
have been conferences, workshops and reports under the ETHICOMP umbrella. All
have been organised by the Centre for Computing and Social Responsibility of De
Montfort University in the UK in collaboration with other universities around
the world.
The ETHICOMP Working Conference 2007 is a new venture designed to promote ICT
ethics and social impact activity in academia within regions of the world where
currently such activity is relatively limited. It is fitting that the first one
will be held at Yunnan University in China. The ETHICOMP Working Conferences
will include position papers, case studies, posters, tutorials, workshops and
demonstrations.
Themes
There are two parallel themes for ETHICOMP Working Conference 2007
1. Issues - current topics in computer and information ethics, and social
impacts of ICT. Position papers, case studies and posters can be submitted.
2. Teaching - inclusion of computer and information ethics and information
ethics and social impacts of ICT in the higher education curriculum for
computing, computer science and software engineering; methods, content and
location. Tutorials, workshops and demonstrations can be submitted.
How to submit
1 All submissions must be in English and have neither been published nor
submitted elsewhere.
2 Position papers and case studies submissions will be accepted on the basis of
a paper of 6-8 pages with a maximum of 4000 words.
3 Posters submissions will be accepted on the basis of a 400 word description
of the poster content and format.
4 Tutorials, workshops and demonstrations submissions will be accepted on the
basis of a 500 to 700 word description of the activity including the
objectives, format of the session, duration of session, participants aimed at
and outline description of session.
5 An additional title page of each submission must include the title of the
submission, type of submission, theme of submission, all of the authors' names,
affiliations, complete mailing addresses including email, telephone numbers,
and a statement of commitment that one of the authors will attend present the
paper at ETHICOMP Working Conference 2007 in China.
6 A submission lacking any of the above information or not conforming to the
submission guidelines will not be considered by the Programme Committee for
inclusion in the conference programme.
7 Please make submissions in the electronic form via email as embedded plain
text or an attachment in RTF format.
8 Submissions must be submitted no later than 26 January 2007 to
[log in to unmask] Authors will be informed of the decision of the Programme
Committee by 23 February 2007.
Important Dates
12 December 2006 Call for papers
26 January 2007 Latest date to send submissions to [log in to unmask]
23 February 2007 Authors informed of programme committee decisions
2 April 2007 to 3 April 2007 ETHICOMP Working Conference 2007, Yunnan
University in China
Conference website:
http://www.ccsr.cse.dmu.ac.uk/conferences/ethicomp/ethicomp2007China/index1.html
We hope to see you at this exciting new venture.
Professor Simon Rogerson and Professor Hongi Yang
on behalf of the Conference Committee
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