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Subject: [cormas-announcement] 2nd Call for Papers: ESSA 2005: Representing Social Reality: Extended Submission Deadline
From: Francois Bousquet (francois.b@chula.ac.th)
Date: Mon Jan 24 2005 - 03:37:19 CET
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : News and discussion about computer simulation in the social sciences
> [mailto:SIMSOC@JISCMAIL.AC.UK] De la part de Klaus G. Troitzsch
> Envoyé : lundi 24 janvier 2005 01:39
> À : SIMSOC@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
> Objet : 2nd Call for Papers: ESSA 2005: Representing Social Reality:
> Extended Submission Deadline
>
> Second Call for papers:
>
> ESSA 2005: Representing social reality: approaches and results
>
> The third annual conference of the European Social Simulation Association
> -
> -- Koblenz, Germany, September 5 to 9, 2005
>
> Deadline for submissions extended until 15 February 2005!
>
> Apologies for cross-posting --- see also http://www.essa.eu.org/ESSA2005 -
> -
> - Please forward to colleagues who might not have seen this call
>
>
> ESSA 2005
>
> Representing social reality: approaches and results
>
> The third annual conference of the European Social Simulation Association,
> together with
>
> · the autumn meeting of the Research Committee on Modelling and
> Simulation of the German Sociological Association and
>
> · the third Model to Model Workshop
>
> will be held at the Koblenz Campus of the University of Koblenz-Landau
> from September 5 to 9, 2005.
>
>
> Streams
>
> “Representing social reality” is a very broad theme, and ESSA 2005 is open
> to all applications of simulation to social science; so all submissions
> under the main theme will be welcome — the discussion should be about
> social reality represented in models, not just about representing at
> large, and results are more welcome than just approaches. Anyway, we want
> to invite submissions particularly from the following fields:
>
> · Involving users: participatory methods
>
> · Microanalytical simulation models: supporting social policy
>
> · Modelling culture, norms and reputation
>
> · Replication and verification
>
> · Agent-based models: supporting sociological theory building
>
> · Qualitative and non-numerical approaches to simulation
>
> · Physics based approaches to economics and social science
>
>
> Tutorials
>
> Applications to run tutorials will be welcome.
>
>
> Program committee
>
> Frédéric Amblard
> Francois Bousquet
> Claudio Cioffi
> Helder Coelho
> Rosaria Conte
> Paul Davidsson
> Guillaume Deffuant
> Andreas Diekmann
> Alexis Drogoul
> Bruce Edmonds
> Nigel Gilbert
> David Hales
> Cesareo Hernandez Iglesias
> Wander Jager
> Ben Jann
> Andre P. Meyer
> Michael Möhring
> Scott Moss
> Jean-Pierre Muller
> Juliette Rouchier
> Nicole Saam
> Jaime Simão Sichman
> Flaminio Squazzoni
> Klaus G. Troitzsch
> Gérard Weisbuch
>
>
>
>
> Local organising committee
>
> Klaus G. Troitzsch
> Michael Möhring
> Ulrike May
>
>
>
>
> Venue
>
> The conference will be held on the Koblenz campus of the University of
> Koblenz-Landau, one of the newest campuses in Germany (built 1998–2000),
> and hosted by the Faculty of Computer Science and its Department of
> Information Systems Research.
>
> Koblenz can be reached easily by train from the Cologne and Frankfurt
> airports and by bus from Frankfurt-Hahn airport (timetables will be
> available from the website) and is located at the northern entrance to the
> Middle Rhine Valley UNESCO World Heritage, at the confluence of Rhine and
> Moselle.
>
>
> Accommodation
>
> A number of Koblenz hotels offers reduced rates for guests of the
> university. A list and a map of those hotels with which we have made
> provisional reservations can be found on the website (but not before
> January 2005). Participants will have to make final reservations directly
> with their preferred hotels. Reasonable prices are between 40 and 60 € per
> night.
>
>
> Schedule
>
> September 5 (Monday): arrival of those participants who want to join
> tutorials
>
> September 6 (Tuesday): parallel tutorials;
> arrival of most of the other participants;
> get-together event (perhaps on a river boat, except the conference
> dinner can be organised on a river boat)
>
> September 7 (Wednesday): conference starts with a plenary session, lunch,
> parallel sessions; evening free to visit wineries or breweries.
>
> September 8 (Thursday): conference continues with plenary and parallel
> sessions;
> conference dinner (either on board a riverboat or in a winery in a
> village near Koblenz)
>
> September 9 (Friday): if necessary: more parallel sessions,
> closing session (student paper award, panel discussion ...),
> departure before or after lunch
>
> If you want to spend the weekend before or after the conference in the
> Middle Rhine valley, in order to obtain cheaper weekend flights or to
> spend a few days as a tourist, you should ensure that you book early, as
> hotel accommodation is in short supply during September.
>
>
> Registration and submissions (more details on
> http://www.essa.eu.org/ESSA2005)
>
> Extended abstracts: 15 February 2005 (upload to the ESSA 2005 conference
> website)
> Notification of acceptance: 31 March 2005
> Full papers due: 31 May 2005
>
> Early registration (25 € fee reduction): 15 April 2005
>
>
> Fees
>
> Fees cover the book of abstracts (or pre-proceedings, resp.) and CD-ROM,
> get-together meeting and conference dinner, coffee and soft drinks during
> the conference and lunch in the university restaurant.
>
> Regular fee
>
> ESSA members 125 €
> DGS-RC members 125 €
> others 150 €
>
> Early registration: 25 € less
> Students: 25 € less
> Late registration at the conference desk: additional 25 €
>
> Fees can be paid via the ESSA 2005 conference website (using PayPal) or to
> the ESSA bank account.
>
>
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Prof. Dr. Klaus G. Troitzsch
> Institut für Wirtschafts- und Verwaltungsinformatik
> Universität Koblenz-Landau
> e-mail: kgt@uni-koblenz.de
> www: http://www.uni-koblenz.de/~kgt <http://www.uni-koblenz.de/~kgt>