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Fwd: CFP: SHOT 2004
by Phillip Thurtle 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Dear Friends: Please note the emphasis on media and IT in the CFP below. All the best- Phillip Begin forwarded message: > From: "Carsten Timmermann, H-SCI-MED-TECH" <smtedit(a)mail.h-net.msu.edu> > Date: Wed Dec 17, 2003 9:57:54 AM US/Pacific > To: H-SCI-MED-TECH(a)h-net.msu.edu > Subject: CFP: SHOT 2004 > Reply-To: "H-NET List on the History of Science, Medicine, and > Technology" <H-SCI-MED-TECH(a)h-net.msu.edu> > > Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 13:45:26 +0100 > From: "Anastasiadou, I." <I.Anastasiadou(a)tm.tue.nl> > Subject: Call For Papers: SHOT 2004 > > ---- > Call for Papers > > The International Society of the History of Technology will hold its > annual meeting in Amsterdam from October 7-10. The Program Committee is > seeking proposals for both individual papers and complete panels. In > particular, the committee welcomes work-in-progress from researchers of > all stripes (including graduate students, chaired professors, and > independent scholars), and papers from those new to SHOT who believe > that > an engagement with history can help their own work, regardless of > discipline. > > This year the program will focus on the specific themes outlined below. > While the committee is open to proposals not falling strictly within > the > themes, we nevertheless do encourage submissions that enter a dialogue > with them. > > *Water > The geography and history of the Netherlands lends itself to a focus on > water; this, broadly defined, forms one of the conference themes. > Access > to and control of water has been central to human life, and it is a > long-contested resource; this has inevitably had a technological > component. Agricultural, domestic, industrial, hygienic, and > therapeutic > applications of water have been components of all civilizations. The > committee seeks papers and panels on technology and water in oceans, > lakes, rivers, canals, aquifers, spas, springs (including geothermal), > and > on rain, plumbing, sewers, or any other water-related topic, including > political, social or cultural relationships organized around or > influenced > by water. > > *Transatlantic Community > Building on the water theme, we also welcome papers and panels related > to > the creation, maintenance, and expansion of the Atlantic Community, > defined here as including North and South America, Europe, and Africa. > Possible topics include technological components of transatlantic > interactions, competitions, exchanges, and the circulation of goods, > services, people, ideas, and artifacts. > > *Camouflaged Technologies > We are looking for papers addressing the historical and political > trajectories of technologies in camouflage, whose actual uses were > hidden > to avoid political, social controversy or prosecution under the law. > Examples might include controversial technologies such as nuclear > power, > and illicit activities such as drug use, burglary, prostitution, or > music > piracy, where producers and consumers camouflaged actual uses of these > devices. > > *Non-Aligned Technologies > The committee also seeks proposals considering what we call non-aligned > technologies -- technologies that remain outside or resist larger > networks, systems, geographical regions, or historical settings. > > *Information Technology (IT) and Media Studies > Information technology and media are frequently the separate subjects > of > specialized academic fields. The program committee seeks proposals that > problematize their intersections and/or their distinction in a > historically informed fashion. > > Deadline is April 1, 2004. Please submit your proposals to > shot2004(a)tm.tue.nl. > > Proposals for individual papers must include: > 1) a one-page abstract; > 2) a one-page curriculum vitae, including current postal and e-mail > addresses. > > > Proposals for complete sessions must include: > 1) a description of the session's theme; > 2) a list of the presenter's names and paper titles; > 3) a one-page abstract and one-page c.v. for each of the presenters > (with > postal and e-mail addresses); > 4) a one-page c.v. for the commentator, chair, and session organizer > (if > s/he is not one of the session's panelists). > > The session description should clarify how individual papers > contribute to > the session's overall theme. > > Applicants may submit as follows: > > * Electronic application: send one single e mail message to the program > committee e-mail address: shot2004(a)tm.tue.nl with electronic copies of > all > elements of the complete proposal as attachments, formatted in > Microsoft > Word (any version of Word is fine, but it must be in Word). > > Guidelines for submission: > · Whether submitting an individual paper or a complete panel, the > program > committee needs to receive a separate attachment for each item (vita, > paper, and so on). > · Please save your proposal with your last name and the word 'proposal' > (for example brown.proposal.doc) > · Please save your c.v. (idem for panel members) also with your last > name > and the word 'vita' (for example brown.vita.doc) > · In case of a panel, please save their abstracts with their last name > and > the word 'abstract' (for example brown.abstract.doc) > · The file names for all attachments should end in .doc (for example > johnsonvita.doc) > > Once the program is fixed the committee will make arrangements to make > the > accepted abstract available on the World Wide Web (details pending and > to > be announced). > > > > > > > __________________________________________________________________ > H-SCI-MED-TECH > The H-Net list for the History of Science, Medicine and Technology > Email address for postings: h-sci-med-tech(a)h-net.msu.edu > Homepage: http://www.h-net.org/~smt/ > To unsubscribe or change your subscription options, please use the > Web Interface: http://www.h-net.org/lists/manage.cgi

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African American Experience in Cyberspace -- new book
by Kate Williams 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

New book out: -- The African American Experience in Cyberspace: -- A Resource Guide to the Best Web Sites on Black Culture and History -- by Abdul Alkalimat -- Pluto Press, 294 pages, $18.95 -- 1-800-232-0223 (20% discount available, "code PL60") Ten historical stages of development and 20 aspects of society and culture comprise the chapters of this basic guide to the Black content in cyberspace. This is a research tool to speed up your access to the best most scholarly and accurate information in cyberspace. Introduction by Howard Dodson, Director, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture: "In an era when the advances of the Internet and web technologies have threatened the very existence and relevance of books, Alkalimat, a cyberspace maven if there ever was one, has written an indispensable book for students, teachers, and scholars of the Africana experience who want to know what the Internet can do for them." Mark Kornbluh, Executive Director, H-NET, Michigan State University: "[Alkalimat's book] is not only an invaluable resource for all interested in the Black experience, but it is also testimony to the proliferation of African American voices on the Internet." Dorothy Washington, Librarian of the Black Cultural Center at Purdue University: "This stellar array of Africana digital archives, primary source material, streaming audio and video, syllabi, e-texts, music, photos, art, literature, bibliographies and webliographies should be in every personal and institutional library where users want to use cyber-sources to better understand African and the Diaspora." Gloria H. Dickinson, President of ASALH: "Read this book and keep it close by your computer. This book begins a new era of research and teaching." more information at: http://www.africa.utoledo.edu/faculty/newbook.html

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CFP: Workshop on >>e-Voting in Europe<< to be held 7th-9th july 2004 in Austria
by Robert Krimmer 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

Dear Readers! The European Science Foundation, the working group "e-Democracy" of the Austrian Computer Society and the research group e-Voting.at are jointly announcing the following call for papers for the workshop "e-Voting in Europe" from 7th till 9th of July 2004. For more details see below, http://e-voting.at/main.php?ID=80 and http://e-voting.at/ted. Important Dates: Draft of the paper....................15th February 2004 Notification of acceptance .......... 15th March 2004 Receipt of the final paper............23rd April 2004 Seasons Greetings, Alexander Prosser Robert Krimmer --- Liebe Leserinnen und Leser! Anbei finden sie den Call for Papers für die Tagung "e-Voting in Europe" von 7.-9. Juli 2004 in Bregenz/Vorarlberg, die von der European Science Foundation, der OCG und der Forschunsgruppe e-Voting.at organisiert wird. Nähere Details finden sie unten und im Anhang oder auf http://e-voting.at/main.php?ID=80. Die Konferenzwebsite ist http://e-voting.at/ted. Frohe Weihnachten und einen guten Rutsch wünschen Alexander Prosser Robert Krimmer --- The ESF TED Workshop on Electronic Voting in Europe Technology, Law and Politics Jointly Organized by Working Group "e-Democracy" of the Austrian Computer Society (OCG) and Institute of Information Processing and Information Economics University of Economics and Business Administration, Vienna (WU Vienna) Supported by ESF: European Science Foundation (ESF) within the project TED: Towards Electronic Democracy Internet-based Complex Decision Support Aim --- The aim of this ESF Workshop is to bring together e-voting specialists working in academia, government and industry in order to - Formulate the issues involved (technology, law and politics) in implementing e-voting. - Report on implementations, their legal, organisational and technical framework, the project experience made and future plans. - Analyse the effects of e-voting on our democratic system and voter behaviour. Topics ------ The idea of this workshop is to discuss the development in this field in a 3-day workshop with 2 tracks that deal with the topics from a theoretical view as well as real-world case studies. - Implementation issues of e-voting, whether technical or legal, preferably combined with their application in real or test elections. - Social and political analysis of the effects of electronic voting. Venue ----- The workshop "Electronic Voting in Europe" will be held in Bregenz/Austria (Lake of Constance). There will be no parallel sessions and sufficient space will be given to informal communications. Working language ---------------- The working language of the workshop will be English. Contributed papers ------------------ The full paper submissions will be subject to a double-blind review. Electronic submissions shall be made through the platform provided at http://e-Voting.at/ted or by e-mail to e-voting(a)wu-wien.ac.at, which serves as an online-system for the whole review process. Deadlines --------- Draft of the paper....................15th February 2004 Notification of acceptance .......... 15th March 2004 Receipt of the final paper............23rd April 2004 Accommodation ------------- Participants are responsible for their accommodation. The organisers will reserve blocks of accommodations at the conference location. Fee --- Before 25th April 2004 ...... 150 EUR / student fee.......75 EUR After 25th April 2004.........200 EUR / student fee .....100 EUR The registration fee covers participation in regular, poster and computer sessions, one set of preprints, welcome party, conference dinner and three lunches. If you cancel your registration before May 31, 2004, you will obtain 50 percent of the registration fee refunded. No refund will be made after this date. The proceedings will be sent by mail in any case. Publication ----------- All papers accepted for the Workshop will appear in the Workshop Proceedings. The Workshop proceedings are intended to appear as an edition in the Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences of the Springer-Verlag. Best Paper Award ---------------- The IPC will award the best contribution presented at the Workshop. Accommodation ------------- Accommodation for the participants of the Workshop is possible in the conference location hotels nearby the conference location. International Programme Committee --------------------------------- A. Prosser, Austria Chairman W. Polasek, Switzerland N. Braun, Switzerland J. Scholl, USA R. Traunmüller, Austria National Organisation Committee ------------------------------- R. Krimmer Chairman R. Kofler Web General Enquiries ----------------- Prof. Alexander Prosser The ESF TED e-voting workshop Institute of Information Business and Information Economics WU Vienna, Pappenheimgasse 35/5, A-1200 Vienna, Austria Phone: +43/1/31336/5615, Fax: +43/1/31336/905622 E-Mail: e-Voting(a)wu-wien.ac.at Web: http://e-Voting.at/ted The ISWorld LISTSERV is a service of the Association for Information Systems (http://www.aisnet.org) To unsubscribe, redirect, or change subscription options please go to http://lyris.isworld.org/. You are subscribed to isworld as: isworld_2(a)newsletter.krimmer.at. Each Sender assumes responsibility that his or her message conforms to the ISWorld LISTSERV policy and conditions of use available at http://lyris.isworld.org/isworldlist.htm.

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Digital Artist Tenure track @ VT
by jeremy hunsinger 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

distribute broadly as appropriate for more info http://www.ps.vt.edu Assistant Professor (Tenure ?Track) Digital Artist Department of Art and Art History College of Architecture and Urban Studies Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia The Department of Art and Art History is part of the School of the Arts and the College of Architecture and Urban Studies at Virginia Tech (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University). Virginia Tech is the largest university in the state. The department has just over 300 majors offering the BA and BFA degree in studio and a BA in art history and a BFA only graphic design degree. Salary: The salary for the digital artist is competitive with other major universities and will be based on the experience and professional qualifications and credentials of the selected candidate. Start Date: August 2004 Position Description: The department is seeking a candidate with prior experience in the field of digital art and two years experience beyond graduate school. The candidate must be committed to continued research and professional development in contemporary art that addresses aesthetic, technical and conceptual ideals related to the digital art and design field. The position is tenure track. Duties and Responsibilities: 1.Teach a 5-course load over two semesters. 2.Primary class instruction will be devoted to developing and instructing digital art and animation courses at the beginning and advanced levels. 3.Experience in the use of Macintosh-based educational technologies and a working knowledge of Maya 5.0, Flash or comparable capabilities in animation and 3-d modeling. 4.Maintain an ongoing professional research and exhibition agenda that would lead to the awarding of tenure. 5.Advise a limited number of students within the department along with committee service at the departmental and college level. The university recognizes the importance of accomplishment in the areas of teaching, research, service and outreach. To Apply: Send the following to be considered for this position, an artistic statement, current CV, a teaching philosophy statement, sample syllabi, and examples of student work, the name, title, complete address, phone/fax/email of at least 3 references, a CD-Rom, DVD, Video Tape or portfolio of work and a SASE c/o: Foundations Search Committee Chair, Department of Art and Art History, Virginia Tech, 201 Draper Road, Blacksburg, Va 24061-0193. Applications for this position will be accepted until filled. To be considered for an interview at the CAA conference materials must be received by January 30, 2004. Virginia Tech has a strong commitment to the principle of diversity and, in that spirit, seeks a broad spectrum of candidates including women, minorities, and people with disabilities. Individuals with disabilities desiring accommodations in the application process should notify Bailey Van Hook, chair, Art and Art History 540-231-5547 or 800-828-1120.

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FW: Invitation to Tender: JISC Consultation Workshop reports
by Rowin Cross 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

I wondered if this would be of interest to anyone; apologies if it's not. Best wishes. -----Original Message----- From: A JISC announce list. [mailto:JISC-ANNOUNCE@JISCMAIL.AC.UK] On Behalf Of Katie GARDENER (7256) Sent: 16 December 2003 14:43 To: JISC-ANNOUNCE(a)JISCMAIL.AC.UK Subject: Invitation to Tender: JISC Consultation Workshop reports The JISC invites tenders to provide written reports on the JISC Consultation Workshop series, covering the following three topics: Building Collaborative eResearch Environments Information as a Strategic Resource Bridging the Divide: Transition between Schools, FE, HE and Research Bidders may submit tenders for one or more workshop topics. However, these should be submitted as separate tenders. The tenders should demonstrate the knowledge and expertise of the bidder in the relevant topics. The deadline for proposals is: 12 noon on Monday 19 January 2004. The full Invitation to Tender is available on the JISC website at: <http://www.jisc.ac.uk/funding_workshoprep.html> http://www.jisc.ac.uk/funding_workshoprep.html All enquiries should be addressed to Jane Charlton (j.l.charlton(a)bristol.ac.uk, tel: 0117 954 5085) or Matt Jukes (matt.jukes(a)bris.ac.uk, tel: 0117 954 5080). *********************************************************************** If you are not the intended recipient, please notify the sender immediately and delete all copies of this message from your system. Anything in this message which does not clearly relate to the official work of the HEFCE shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it. No contracts shall be concluded by means of this e-mail. This e-mail and any attachments have been scanned for the presence of computer viruses. ***********************************************************************

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Seeking Sports Safety Website Porposal Input
by MSJANEW＠aol.com 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

Hello All, I am interested in getting input from real-world PE teachers on my Sports Smarts proposal. If anyone is interested in reading and commenting on the proposal (no money, but I will give credit to you if the project gets funding), I would love it. Please contact me at the email below and I will gladly forward a PDF describing the content I am proposing. Basically, the site is geared for K-12 students and includes safety and science content based on Illinois state standards. Among the questions I have are these: What websites do you use (if any) to help teach your students? To what extent would standards-based home-school website connected to various sports topics useful? Thanks, Matthew Newman Executive Editor Sports Smarts msjanew(a)aol.com

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miserable failure
by david silver 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

ok, so: Try "miserable failure" at Google.com and hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button two questions: 1) how cool is this? 2) does anyone know how it is done? david

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E-consultation research project in Ireland: Ph.D./M.Phil studentship
by Michael Gurstein 15 Dec '03

15 Dec '03

-----Original Message----- From: gcnp-admin(a)globalcn.tc.ca [mailto:gcnp-admin@globalcn.tc.ca] On Behalf Of David R. Newman Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 5:21 AM To: ciresearchers(a)vancouvercommunity.net; communityinformatics(a)vancouvercommunity.net; gcnp(a)globalcn.tc.ca; conet(a)ukco.org.uk; eacn(a)ukco.org.uk Subject: [gcnp] E-consultation research project in Ireland: Ph.D./M.Phil studentship We expect to get final confirmation of funding for a research project on e-consultation in Ireland next week. So we have advertised a studentship. Here is the advertisement which appeared in the Belfast Telegraph today Friday 12 December 2003. Please circulate this to people who might be interested in doing a postgraduate degree on electronic public consultation. Note that under QUB fair employment practice I cannot answer questions from applicants, as I will be on the selection panel. That's why my colleague Brian Webb has been put down as a contact for further information. To help all applicants, I've put full details of the position and the research proposal on http://econsult.mgt.qub.ac.uk/ Dr. David Newman, Queen's University Belfast ---<advertisement starts>--- M.Phil./Ph.D. studentship in e-consultation School of Management and Economics, Queen's University Belfast How can we use electronic communications technologies, such as the Internet and mobile 'phones, to support more effective and efficient public consultation and decision-making? This is a question the School of Management and Economics, in partnership with the University of Maynooth and Letterkenny Institute of Technology, is going to investigate, in a research project funded under the Cross Border Programme for R&D contributing to Peace and Reconciliation. The School of Management and Economics in QUB is now offering a postgraduate research studentship to work as part of the project team and complete a Ph.D. or M.Phil. programme of research. The work will include: 1. A critical review of the worldwide literature on e-consultation technologies and techniques for their appropriateness to communities affected by conflict and public bodies in Northern Ireland and the border countries. 2. Evaluation in small-scale experiments of e-consultation technologies compared to human mediation. 3. Designing, supporting and evaluating two larger-scale consultations, one in Northern Ireland, the other in Donegal. Applicants should hold at least a 2.1 Honours degree (or equivalent) in either a technical discipline such as Information Systems, Computer Science or Psychology or a social science discipline such as Management, Law, Politics or Anthropology. Ideally, you should have experience or qualifications in both computing and social sciences, as the project aims to understand the interactions between the technologies and civil societies. Skills in facilitation or mediation, programming and web design, analysis and interpretation of data, and writing research reports are desirable. A good understanding of the community and voluntary and public sectors in Northern Ireland and/or Donegal would be beneficial. A stipend of £9,000 rising to £10,500 in year 2, will be paid, along with postgraduate research fees for UK and EU students. Applicants should forward to Mrs Sonia OHare, School Administrator, a detailed curriculum vitae in conjunction with an outline proposal of how their skills would contribute to each of the stages of the project. <s.ohare(a)qub.ac.uk> or Mrs. Sonia O'Hare, Queens University Belfast, School of Management and Economics, 25 University Square, Belfast BT7 1NN, Northern Ireland (UK). For further information and particulars, please contact Dr. Brian Webb (e-mail: b.webb(a)qub.ac.uk or tel: +44 (0)28 90 27 3592). Also see http://econsult.mgt.qub.ac.uk/ Closing Date for applications: Monday 5th January 2004 Starting Date: 26th January 2004 or as close to this date as can be arranged The School of Management and Economics reserves the right to withdraw the offer of a studentship and alter any terms and conditions stated. ---<advertisement ends>--- _______________________________________________ gcnp mailing list gcnp(a)globalcn.tc.ca http://globalcn.tc.ca/mailman/listinfo/gcnp Hosted by Telecommunities Canada http://www.tc.ca/

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CfP "Building & Bridging Community Networks: Knowledge, Innovation & Diversity through Communication", Brighton 31/3-2/4 2004
by Michael Gurstein 13 Dec '03

13 Dec '03

The Committee of the "Building & Bridging Community Networks: Knowledge, Innovation & Diversity through communication" conference issues a call for your participation in an exciting opportunity to network with others engaged in community networking, community informatics and community technology research, practice and policy. The conference, which forms part of an Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) research project (RES-328-25-0012), funded through the People at the Centre of Communication and Information Technology (PACCIT) research programme, is intended to act as a catalyst for creating communication and knowledge linkages between those involved in community networking. In order to create synergy and understanding between practitioners, researchers and policy, it is important that knowledge of the issues and problems surrounding community networking be identified, articulated, recorded and shared in the form of a dynamic and ongoing community networking knowledgebase. To this end the conference welcomes contributions from practitioners, researchers and policy-makers in the following areas: . Community networking case studies . Community network analysis as a methodology and theory . Community Informatics as an emerging research agenda . The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) and the role Of Civil Society . Communication and Development - theory and practice . A human-centred approach to community technology - moving beyond causality to purposiveness . Indigenous knowledge and cultural diversity . Grass-roots community innovation and action These subjects are timely because in addition to the recent World Summit on the Information Society event in Geneva, the period between March and September, 2004 will see a number of important conferences taking place on the subject of community network or related areas. The Canadian Research Alliance for Community Information Networks (CRACIN) will be launched in the form of an International Workshop in May, 2004. The eighth biennial Participatory Design Conference will be held between July 27-31, 2004 at the University of Toronto, Canada and will have a strong community networking component. The second international colloquium of the Community Informatics Research Network (CIRN) is being convened in Prato, Italy at the end of September. The Brighton conference provides an excellent opportunity for community networkers - researchers, practitioners and policy makers alike - to establish links and share experiences and knowledge with people, groups and organisations engaged in the excitingly diverse activities that constitute community networking. We are looking to bring together researchers, practitioners and policymakers to discuss/summarize/theorize/and draw conclusions or lessons learned from some ten years of practical work and research experience in applying information and communications technology to enabling and empowering communities of all kinds. Our conference will also provide an opportunity for researchers, practitioners, and policy-makers to reflect on and draw conclusions from a range of currently relevant areas, fields and practices. A conference website will be developed early in the New Year. Submissions for this conference can take the form of extended abstracts, position papers or full papers. Extended abstracts and position papers should be no more than 1500 words. Full papers including citations, tables, diagrams and references should be no more than 5000 words. Harvard citation style is mandatory and the conference language is English. The Conference Committee will decide which extended abstracts or position papers will be accepted as full papers to be presented at conference. An opportunity will exist for a number of extended abstracts and position papers to also be presented to conference. Important Dates: Conference: 31st March - 2nd April, 2004 Venue: Old Ship Hotel, Brighton, East Sussex, England Extended abstracts, position papers and full papers must be submitted by 15th February, 2004. All submissions will be blind peer reviewed by two referees. Late submissions will not be accepted. Send abstracts, position papers, full papers to Peter Day p.day(a)btinternet.com Notifications of acceptance/rejection will be sent by 25th February, 2004 All amended submissions must be received by 15th March, 2004 All successful extended abstracts, position papers and full papers will appear in the conference proceedings. It is also anticipated that an edited book and various journal publications will result as an outcome of the conference. Further details available at: TBA Current Conference Committee Peter Day, SEAKE Centre, School of Computing, Mathematical and Information Sciences, University of Brighton Doug Schuler, The Evergreen State College, Washington Jon Dron, SEAKE Centre, School of Computing, Mathematical and Information Sciences, University of Brighton Karamjit Gill, Professor, SEAKE Centre, University of Brighton Michael Gurstein, (Visiting) Professor, School of Management New Jersey Institute of Technology Don Schauder, Professor, School of Information Management and Systems, Monash University Graeme Johanson, School of Information Management and Systems/Centre for Community Networking Research, Monash University Larry Stillman, School of Information Management and Systems/Centre for Community Networking Research, Monash University Michel Menou, CoVITALC, Latin America & Caribbean Scott S. Robinson, Depto. De Antropologia, Universidad Metropologia, Mexico Stewart Marshall, Professor, Faculty of Informatics & Communication, Central Queensland University Wal Taylor, Faculty of Informatics & Communication, Central Queensland University Send abstracts, position papers, full papers to Peter Day p.day(a)btinternet.com Please forward to relevant lists, and please excuse cross-postings

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Summer Doctoral Programme 2004
by Vicki Nash 12 Dec '03

12 Dec '03

As the academic term is coming to an end please can I just flag up that the Oxford Internet Institute is planning to run its second Summer Doctoral Programme in 2004, and that further details including applications procedures should be posted on our website (www.oii.ox.ac.uk <http://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/> ) before Christmas. As soon as this information is online and I have the exact URL I will post the details on this list. The Programme will run from 14th to 31st July and once again we will be seeking applications from doctoral students working on Internet-related research from any social science discipline. Dr Victoria Nash Policy and Research Officer 01865 287231 Oxford Internet Institute University of Oxford 1, St Giles OX1 9DT www.oii.ox.ac.uk

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