Checking in on the publication plan

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As OpenCare draws to its close, we are pending more time with publishing and narrativising. Before the summer, we agreed to a publication plan. I’d like everyone to check in on what they are doing.

Me, I am working with @melancon, @jason_vallet and @amelia on a journal version of our Scaling Digital Ethnography paper.. We have split work and agreed on a final structure. We aim to have a draft by the end of the month. By the way, @jason_vallet, how are you proceeding on this?

As far as I know, the work that should be ready, or almost ready includes:

  1. @lakomaa’s book chapter on evasive entrepreneurship. Erik, can I read it?
  2. @federico_monaco, @ezio_manzini, @noemi and @amelia’s “From talk to action” paper.
  3. Anything else? From @markomanka maybe?

Also, after the Bordeaux meeting it was agreed that @costantino would produce a tentative table of contents for the Playbook. He was advocating a slightly more structured version of the Playbook than the default “just a container for whatever we do”. Should we still expect it, Costantino, or do we go back to the default?

Have a lovely week, everyone.

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@alberto
“La finance et la soin: gouvernance, systèmes mutualistes et répartition du risque” by Deborah Liebart and myself. We are editing the final draft (still in French), and will have it translated in English for publication.

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Great! Looking forward. Happy to read the French version.

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Hey @jason_vallet and @alberto , is there any reason for me to not update GraphRyder? I’m interested in looking at some stuff for the T2A paper.

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Because of the tiranny of publishers, you will have to wait until we are ready to upload it to a prepublishing repository. Circulating it by any other means can still jeopardise the chances of acceptance in good journals/books.
But we are almost there :wink:

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This call for papers may interest some here, or in your networks, I guess

Ethno/Graphic Storytelling: Communicating research through graphic novels and animation
http://www.utpteachingculture.com/call-for-papers-ethnographic-storytelling/

@alberto ; @amelia

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I don’t personally know anyone teaching anthropology via graphic novels or animation, but it certainly is a cool idea!