The report can be downloaded HERE.
The evaluation of the conference and tutorials can be downloaded HERE
CPRsouth3 will feature a special session with the participation of representatives from TPRC, EuroCPR and CPRsouth. The session will explore common themes and possibilites of colloboration.
Dr. Prabir Neogi, a special advisor to the Department of Industry, Government of Canada will be the TPRC represetative. EuroCPR will be represented by Dr. Jean-Paul Simon, founder and director of JPS public Policy.
The session will be chaired by Prof. William H. Melody. Prof Melody is the former Director of LIRNE.NET and World Dialogue on Regulation for Network Economies and was present at the creation of both TPRC and EuroCPR.
The abstract review process and the selection of young scholars for CPRsouth3 has concluded and applicants have been notified.
Applicants whose abstracts were selected to moving into the next stage of the conference paper selection process have to send in their complete papers by August 31, 2008.
The selected Young Scholars are required to submit a one page research proposal/abstract by November 3, 2008.
The applications of wait-listed young scholars will be considered in the event of a vacancy within the next two months.
In an effort to keep the growing CPRsouth community active and encourage post-conference networking among its members, we have introduced a community section on our website to feature the current research pursuits of our members. We hope that this information will be of use to you, in your own research work; should you wish to get in touch with one of our featured members, kindly email us at: info[at]cprsouth[dot]org.
The review process for abstracts and young scholar applications is still on going.
Applicants who sent in abstracts will be notified of the selections on or before 5 July, 2008.
Young scholar applicants will be notified of the selections on or before 18 July, 2008.
The deadline for the CPRsouth3 Call for Abstracts has passed and reviews are in progress. Successful applicants will be notified as soon as possible.
The deadline for Young Scholar Applications, however, has been extended to Friday, June 6, 2008.
Selection of abstracts for the next stage of the paper selection process, and Young Scholars for the second CPRsouth conference in Chennai, India is now complete and successful candidates have been informed.
The tentative agenda and other logistical information will be posted here as it becomes available.
To those applicants who will not be able to make it to the conference, we hope you continue to participate through the CPRsouth website, which will include a searchable depository for scholarly works from the commuincation policy research community soon.
LIRNEasia, in association with the TeNeT Group and RTBI of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras, is organizing the second CPRsouth conference, in Chennai, India from December 15-17, 2007. The conference aims to provide a forum for senior, junior and mid-career scholars to meet face-to-face and exchange ideas, establish networking opportunities and improve the quality of their scholarly work, in order to facilitate the long-term objective of fostering the next generation of active scholars and in-situ experts capable of contributing to ICT policy and regulatory reform in the region.