EC Publication Bulletin - please send references!

[David Boromisza]

Dear All,

You may recall that around this time last year I contacted members of the ETHNOCOMM list with the intent to start the "EC Publication Bulletin," an annual showcase of scholarship conducted fully or partially in the ethnography of communication tradition. Let me ask you again to send me references to scholarly articles  or book chapters that you published in 2011 and that exemplify, or draw on, the EC  tradition.

After I sent out last year's call a couple of subscribers contacted me with the question: What standards do I use to determine whether or not a given publication counts as EC research? My answer this year is the same as it was last year: I will let you decide. To my mind, the purpose of the Publication Bulletin is not to canonize certain types of research as "proper EC" and to dismiss others as "not EC enough." Rather, the purpose of the Bulletin is to give ETHNOCOMM subscribers a sense of the kind of scholarship the EC tradition currently inspires.

I have heard from some subscribers of the list that they had made good use of last year's Bulletin in their research and teaching. Let's keep each other informed about our work this year as well! Please send your references by the end of the year to my personal email address (dbh at colorado.edu), and I will send out the 2011 EC Publication Bulletin in early January.

Happy holidays everyone!

David

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David Boromisza-Habashi, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Communication
University of Colorado, 270 UCB
Boulder, CO 80309-0270, USA
Web: http://comm.colorado.edu/people.php?id=103




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