[NORSLIS] Fwd: ISIC 2006 Call for papers

[Pertti Vakkari]

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>From: Sue Burgess <isic2006 at uts.edu.au>
>Subject: ISIC 2006 Call for papers
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>         Joan Durrance <durrance at umich.edu>,
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>Dear Colleagues
>The Information Seeking in Context 2006 conference to be held in 
>Sydney, Australia from 19-21 July, 2006 offers researchers and 
>practitioners the opportunity to hear results of the latest research 
>in the field of human information behaviour; to debate 
>methodological issues, and to the discuss emerging and further areas 
>for research.
>
>All participants in previous ISIC Conferences are welcome to submit 
>papers for ISIC 2006 as are other researchers from 
>information-related fields. We also invite doctoral students to 
>submit an application for participation in the Doctoral Workshop 
>held in conjunction with the Conference on July 18, 2006.  We 
>especially welcome submissions from researchers and doctoral 
>students based in the Southern Hemisphere.
>
>Themes of the conference include the following:
>
>1.	Theories and models of information seeking
>2.	Research approaches and methodologies, both interpretive and positivist
>3.	Information seeking and use in specific contexts e.g., health 
>care, education, business, etc.
>4.	Organizational structures and processes and information seeking and use
>5.	Information behaviour in everyday life; in communities both 
>real and virtual, including the role of indigenous knowledge.
>6.	Integrating studies on information seeking and retrieval
>7.	Information use, the nature of information and how 
>information is used to help solve an original problem or satisfy an 
>initial need
>
>Deadlines (awaiting approval from Permanent Committee)
>Papers
>January 31, 2006          Submission of papers for review
>March 15, 2006          Notification of acceptance of papers
>May 31, 2006             Submission date for final versions of accepted papers
>
>Doctoral Workshop
>March 31, 2006           Submission of Doctoral workshop application
>April 15, 2006              Notification of acceptance for Doctoral workshop
>May 15, 2006              Final submission for Doctoral workshop
>
>More details will be available on the conference website at: 
><http://www.hss.uts.edu.au/isic2006>http://www.hss.uts.edu.au/isic2006
>Email inquiries to Jan Houghton, Conference Convenor, at: 
><mailto:isic2006 at uts.edu.au>isic2006 at uts.edu.au
>
>On behalf of the UTS ISIC2006 team
>Sue Burgess
>Coordinator, Information and Knowledge Management Program
>Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
>University of Technology, Sydney
>Ph: +61 2 9514 2712
>Fax: + 61 2 9514 2723
>Email: <mailto:isic2006 at uts.edu.au>isic2006 at uts.edu.au
><http://www.hss.uts.edu.au/departments/DIS/>http://www.hss.uts.edu.au/departments/DIS/
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-- 
Pertti Vakkari,
Professor
Department of Information Studies
FIN-33014 University of Tampere, Finland
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