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November 09, 2005
CFP - SOCIAL SCIENCE COMPUTER REVIEW
SOCIAL SCIENCE COMPUTER REVIEW
SPECIAL ISSUE ON COMPUTERS AND CONTENT ANALYSIS
A special issue of Social Science Computer Review will highlight advances in computer-supported analysis of texts and images. Contributors are encouraged to submit original research that demonstrates innovative applications of computer-supported content analysis; review essays on tools, trends, and techniques in computer-supported content analysis; and articles that consider important theoretical and methodological issues relevant in computer-supported content analysis. Papers from a broad range of social science perspectives are encouraged. Papers may address qualitative or quantitative approaches. Papers may address texts or images of any sort, including media content, interview transcripts, and open-ended responses to survey questions. Submissions can be in the form of full papers (typically 20 to 35 manuscript pages in length) or in the form of shorter papers.
This special issue on Computers and Content Analysis will be edited by William Evans, Ph.D., Director of the Institute for Communication and Information Research at the University of Alabama.
Deadline for submissions is June 15, 2006 for publication in 2007.
KEY DATES
Submission of papers: June 15, 2006
Review feedback: August 15, 2006
Submission of final papers: October 1, 2006
SUBMISSION INFORMATION
Send an electronic copy of the paper, along with a cover letter, to William Evans (wevans@ua.edu).
Length: No more than 40 manuscript pages in length, including all references and figures.
Formatting: Electronic submissions only (Microsoft Word or PDF format). Manuscripts accepted for publication must adhere to APA style, although other style guides may be used for initial submissions. Each manuscript should include: title, author list with affiliations, a brief abstract, a list of keywords preceding the main text, and short author bios, references and endnotes following the main text. See the Social Science Computer Review web page listed below for complete details.
INFORMATION ABOUT SOCIAL SCIENCE COMPUTER REVIEW
The Social Science Computer Review (SSCORE) is an interdisciplinary journal covering both social science instructional and research applications of computing as well as social science research on societal impacts of information technology. Among topics within the scope of the journal are artificial intelligence, computational social science theory, computer-assisted survey research, computer-based qualitative analysis, computer simulation, economic modeling, geographic information systems, instructional multimedia, instrumentation and research tools, social impacts of computing and telecommunications, software evaluation, and Internet resources for social scientists.
SSCORE is a peer-reviewed publication of Sage Publications, Inc. Now in its 23rd year of publication, SSCORE carries articles and reports, extensive resource listings in its "News and Notes" section, software reviews, and book reviews. There are frequent symposia issues on social science disciplines, on new computer-intensive methodologies, and on the political and social impacts of computing.
A web site for SSCORE can be found at http://hcl.chass.ncsu.edu/sscore/sscore.htm. See also http://www.sagepub.com/journal.aspx?pid=198.
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