[Ci4cg-announce] Special issue of AI & Society ~~~~ Statement of Interest

[Doug Schuler]

greetings everybody!

I've had a rough few weeks — starting just after my root canal and a week in Berlin (which actually was fantastic), I had (1) an operation (minor); (2) a period of non-recovery; (3) an operation to fix the mistakes of the first operation; (4) a period of real recovery which I believe started yesterday.

Anyway...  I'm trying to crawl back into the light and part of it is working again on this project....

We do have a fantastic set of initial statements — and these will be coming to you soon for a quick pre-review — actually enough for the issue, but...  Since realistically I won't be able to do anything with these until Monday at least I thought it made sense to issue this last invitation: If  you're interested in getting a paper in this special issue, please send me a statement of interest that reaches me on the west coast of the US by early morning Monday, March 23. Remember that the statement of interest as presented on the original call is basically the answers to several questions.

> A statement of interest is required for papers that are currently being envisioned as well as for those that were prepared for the workshop. 
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> The statement of interest should include authors' names and affiliations, title of submission, and a brief abstract that describes the content of your paper and the arguments you plan to make. 
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> If you are using your workshop submission as the basis of your journal submission, you should describe how the workshop submission addresses — or will address — these points. 
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> The statement should also address the relevance to CI4CG including how your findings could be used. 
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> Please indicate which of the following are (or will be) discussed in your submission: policy, experiment, online system, protocol, proposal, curriculum or other educational, institutionalization, e-government, community development, etc. (indicate as many as appropriate and feel free to add your own). 
> 
> Please indicate which of the ten topic areas (above) your paper covers and include a list of relevant tags and a list of stakeholders, i.e. who might be interested in, or affected by the work you discuss in your submission. 
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> The statements of interest should have a word count between 200 and 400. 
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> If you are planning to work with a paper you submitted to the workshop please include it with your statement of interest submission. 
> 

I'll be bugging you (a little) with the questions fairly soon.

Please share any pertinent ideas or events with this list.

We have some announcements fairly soon too.

Thanks!

— Doug



Douglas Schuler
douglas at publicsphereproject.org <mailto:douglas at publicsphereproject.org>
Twitter: @doug_schuler

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