Hello everyone,
You’ll find below a call from a related
group whose existence I was previously unaware of. The themes given appear to
have a business history focus that would be relevant to people studying the
history of data processing, accounting, office management, etc. Note the early
deadline – 14 months before the meeting!
Tom
From: Barbara Craig
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Subject: CALL FOR PAPERS - I-CHORA 5: Fifth International Conference on
History of Records and Archives
Good morning Moderators:
I enclose and attach a call for papers which we think will appeal to you
readers. Many thanks in advance for posting this call for I-CHORA 5 and we hope
many of you members will consider submitting proposals. blc
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*Apologies
for cross-posting*
I-CHORA 5: Fifth International Conference on
History of Records and Archives
‘Records,
archives and technology: interdependence over time’
Following previously
successful I-CHORA conferences in Toronto (2003), Amsterdam (2005),
Boston (2007) and Perth (2008), The
National Archives,
University
College London and
University
of Liverpool are delighted
to announce the forthcoming I-CHORA to be held in London from Thursday 1 to Saturday 3 July 2010.
Proposals are now invited
for papers, which may address (but are not restricted to) issues in the
following themes:
1.
Early technologies and the origins of recordkeeping
2.
Technology, records and the growth of bureaucracy
3.
Creating and using records in the workplace
4.
Responding to technological change
Please
submit 500-word abstract by 30 April 2009
For
more information please visit our website at:
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ichora5
I-CHORA5@nationalarchives.gov.uk
Records, archives and technology: interdependence over time
--
Barbara L. Craig
Faculty of Information
140 St. George Street
Toronto, Ontario
M5S 3G6
Canada
Tel: 416-978-7093
Fax: 416-971-1399 (Not a Private Fax)
E-Mail: Barbara.Craig@utoronto.ca