[governance] Call For Papers Country Domain Governance 2008 (CDG'08)

[Adam Peake]

A conference GLOCOM is helping organize.  Unfortunately, no funding 
for scholarships.

Adam



Call For Papers CDG'08

International Symposium on Country Domain Governance 2008 (CDG'08) 
<http://www.cdg08.org>
November 20-22, Nagaoka University of Technology, Niigata, Japan.

CDG'08 will address all aspects of research related to domain name 
governance and linguistic diversity of the Internet. The symposium is 
being held to celebrate the International Year of Languages.

Scope

The symposium provides a forum for engineers and scientists in 
academia, industry and government to present their latest research 
findings on issues relating to domain name governance, Internet 
governance and linguistic diversity of the Internet.

Topics of particular interest include, but are not limited to:

  * CDG issues on Accessibility, Openness, Security, Diversity, and Open-content
  * TLD or ccTLD Surveys
  * Basic Political Economy of Identifiers and CDG
  * Internet Name and Address Spaces
  * Analytical Framework of CDG
  * Property Rights Conflicts
  * ICANN and Global Regulatory Regime
  * Global Rights to Internet Domain Names
  * Languages on Internet
  * Encoding Issues

Paper Submission and Manuscript Preparation

Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings.

Provide an abstract of 800-1000 words describing the main research 
questions to be addressed by the paper and include five to ten 
appropriate keywords. The full paper should be up to six pages in A4 
format written in English. This page limit includes figures, tables 
and references. Include a curriculum vitae (not more than one page) 
of the main submitting author, the technical area(s) most relevant to 
the paper, the names and affiliations of all contributing authors, 
and the corresponding author's e-mail address.

All text (main text, and references) should be 11 point font. 
Accepted final camera-ready articles for the proceedings should 
follow the format specified here 
<http://mirevicast.medien.fh-duesseldorf.de/hc2007/format>. If 
possible, please use the provided LaTeX template 
<http://mirevicast.medien.fh-duesseldorf.de/hc2007/file_download/1>. 
Full papers are preferable for the review process.

Important dates

Submission Deadline: August 31st, 2008 for an extended abstract or a 
full paper in final draft.
Notification of Acceptance: September 30th, 2008
Final Manuscript: October 22nd, 2008
Symposium: November 20th - 22nd, 2008

About the Venue

Nagaoka University of Technology, Niigata, Japan 
<http://kansei.nagaokaut.ac.jp/CDG08/venue.html>. Nagaoka is located 
in Niigata Prefecture, from Tokyo the journey by Shinkansen takes 
about 90 minutes.

CDG'08 will be held in conjunction with

  * 11th International Conference on Humans and Computers (HC'2008) 
<http://www.hc2008.org/>
  * 2nd International Conference on Kansei Engineering and Affective 
Systems (KEAS'08) <http://www.keas08.org/>

Sponsored by

  * Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)
  * CDG Committee of the Nagaoka University of Technology
  * MAAYA (World Network for Linguistic Diversity)
  * The Human and Computer Committee of the Nagaoka University of 
Technology, Japan, (HC'2008)
  * International University of Japan
  * Concordia University College of Alberta (Canada)
  * Center for Global Communications (Japan)
  * Niigata International Convention Bureau

For more information about the symposium or call for papers, please 
contact <cdg08 at kjs.nagaokaut.ac.jp>

About the Country Domain Governance Project

The Country Domain Governance (CDG) project, hosted by the Department 
of Management & Information Systems Science, Nagaoka University of 
Technology, is an international collaboration mapping the matrix of 
roles and responsibilities that should be undertaken by various 
stakeholders in order to maintain the well-being of the Internet. CDG 
is sponsored by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), 
Research Institute of Science and Technology for Society (RISTEX). 
The JST RISTEX programme aims to improve our understanding of 
governance in the ubiquitous information society. It is oriented to 
social technology (technology and society) and includes broad 
programmes examining social vulnerabilities such as security and 
privacy and the pervasive use of ICTs, and the challenges of use and 
growth of the Internet.

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