Research Conference on â¨Communications, Information and Internet Policy
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TPRC45â¨: September 8 and 9, 2017â¨
Pre-conference activities September 7, 2017â¨
Antonin Scalia Law School George Mason University,
Arlington, VA
Call for Submissionsâ¨
Submissions Accepted March 1-31
Overview: TPRC is an annual conference on information policy that convenes researchers and policymakers from academia, industry, government, and nonprofit organizations. TPRC strives to inspire top quality research on information, communications, and technology policy, and to connect researchers, policymakers, lawyers, and practitioners. TPRC is the longest-running conference of its kind, and has a legacy of showcasing cutting-edge research across multiple disciplines and international perspectives. TPRC seeks conference submissions for papers, posters, and panels, as well as the graduate student consortium. TPRC’s goal is to provide multiple opportunities for active and engaging conference participants to interact, take part, and share their knowledge. Academics, policy-makers, lawyers, students, and industry experts alike are all welcome.
More information on the conference may be found here.
Quick Facts:
· Abstracts can be submitted from March 1, 2017 through March 31, 2017, here
· Abstracts for paper sessions and posters, and proposals for panels: March 31, 2017
· Applications to the Graduate Student Consortium: March 31, 2017
· Student Paper Contest submissions: April 30, 2017
· After a double-blind review process, notice of decisions will be provided to the submitting author by May 31, 2017
· Final full papers are due on August 15, 2017.
TPRC is a great place to meet new people, and to reconnect with experts in the field of Internet policy, communications, and information. It brings together a diverse and energetic community of scholars, and all are welcome!