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Sehr geehrte Kolleginnen und Kollegen,
gerne möchten wir Sie auf den Call for Papers des Tracks
„Social Media in Business and Society“ im Rahmen der WI 2020
hinweisen. Wir freuen uns auf zahlreiche Beiträge aus der
Community!
Mit besten Grüßen
Matthias Trier, Christian Meske und Annika Baumann
*Apologies for cross-postings*
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Call for
Papers: WI2020-Track “Social Media in Business and Society”
15.
Internationale Konferenz Wirtschaftsinformatik (WI 2020),
9.-11. März in Potsdam
http://wi2020.de/
Track Chairs
Matthias Trier, Universität Paderborn
Christian Meske,
Freie Universität Berlin
Annika Baumann, Universität Potsdam
Track
Description
Social media, mobile
devices and other media channel continue to enjoy great
popularity and have become an integral part of everyday life
for millions of individuals all around the world. Due to their
ubiquitous and dynamic nature, those phenomena influence the
way how individuals communicate with each other, how they
access and distribute information, how they work and spend
their leisure time and how they procure goods and services.
Even though research in this area has a long history, we still
lack a full understanding of the consequences the use of these
media has on the level of individuals, organizations and
society. Both bright and dark sides have been associated with
the use of social media. On the bright side, we see advantages
such as the facilitation of interconnectedness and increased
access to information. On the dark side effects such as
information overload, loss of privacy, mental health issues
and the spread of false information have been reported.
As social media can be
seen as a highly controversial topic creating a state of
uncertainty how to strengthen the positive impacts and lessen
the negative ones this track seeks to attract research which
advances knowledge in the field further. We especially welcome
submissions focusing on recent phenomena in the context of
social technologies on the level of individuals, organizations
and society. The track is open to all types of research,
conceptual or empirical.
Covered areas include, but are not limited to:
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Bright Side and Dark
Side of Social Media
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Privacy and Security
Implications of Social Media Use
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Value Co-creation in
Social Media Contexts
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Social Media and
Information Spread (e.g. Fake News, Firestorms)
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Social Media Analytics
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Social Media and the Digital Divide
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Social Media Empowerment: Civic Engagement and
Inclusion
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Social Media
in Healthcare
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Impact on Consumer Behavior
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Theorizing Social Media Phenomena
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Social Media Strategies
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Consumerization
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Design and Adoption of
Social Media/Social Software in Organizations
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Dynamics and Evolution of (Enterprise) Social
Networks
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(Enterprise)
Social Media/Software and Collaboration
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(Enterprise)
Social Bots, Conversational Agents
Associate Editors
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Babak Abedin, University
of Technology Sydney
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Paul Alpar, Philipps
University at Marburg
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Christina Bauer, Johannes
Kepler University Linz
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Fenne große Deters,
University of Potsdam
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Marina Fiedler,
University of Passau
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Kai Fischbach, University
of Bamberg
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Lisa Giermindl, FHS St.
Gallen
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Janine Hacker, University
of Zurich
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Irina Heimbach, WHU
Vallendar
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Julia Klier, Universität
Regensburg
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Mathias Klier, Ulm
University
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Michael Leyer, University
of Rostock
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Milad Mirbabaie,
University of Duisburg-Essen
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German Neubaum,
University of Duisburg-Essen
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Christian Reuter,
University of Siegen
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Petra Schubert,
University of Koblenz-Landau
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Stefan Smolnik,
FernUniversität in Hagen
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Stefan Stieglitz,
University of Duisburg-Essen
Important
Dates
16.08.2019
– Deadline for submissions
01.09.2019 – Fast and constructive AE Reject
18.10.2019 – Notification
of acceptance
18.11.2019 – Deadline for revisions
For more information about the conference, please visit http://wi2020.de/.
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