《欧洲社会理论杂志》征稿启事：数位的道德经济专刊

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数位技术已经为经济实践的创新形式，以及个人、社区的经济赋权开启了新的机会。但是这样的新机会面对既存的社会、文化、经济关系之网中会发生什么呢？

我们就此主题征稿，以探索数位技术使用的道德经济基础，以及检验它们如何鼓励或限制了技术的使用，以达至既存的权力结构和经济实践之间的再妥协。论文可以下如下示例为主题：

——在多大程度上，数位经济是依赖于伦理、规范、沟通丢，以及数位经济开启了面向不同经济措施的意识？

——社会理论能够帮我们解释数位经济的发展、运行和结果吗？

——“新”分享经济能够提供一种关于道德经济的新类型吗，以及它如何影响了现在的社群？

——什么样的过程与环境允许数位技术能够成功（或不成功）地与殖民社群的道德经验加以结合？

——数位技术的引介与什么样的价值假设有关联？

我们欢迎经验导向的研究，也更欢迎理论研究的文章。经验研究的文章应有一定的理论框架，以表现其案例分析的贡献，并考虑到这样贡献对理论框架所带来的结果。

论文应在6000-9000words，并通过Scholar One系统，在2016年9月30号前提交。该专刊将于2018年出版。提交过程与写作指导详见：

特刊编辑: Dave Elder-Vass, 

《欧洲社会理论杂志》编辑: Gerard Delanty,

Call for papers: Moral Economies of the Digital

Special issue of the European Journal of Social Theory

Digital technologies haveopened up new opportunities for novel forms of economic practice and for theeconomic empowerment of individuals and communities. But what happens when theyencounter the mesh of pre-existing social, cultural, and economic relations? Weinvite papers that explore the moral economies underpinning the use of digitaltechnologies, and examine how they encourage or constrain the use oftechnologies to renegotiate existing power structures and economic practices.Papers may, for example, address one or more of the following issues:

– To what extent is thedigital economy dependent upon ethics, norms, and communicative interaction,and does this open up awareness of different approaches to the economy? 
– Can social theory help us to explain the development, operation andconsequences of the digital economy?

– Does the ‘new’ sharingeconomy offer a new type of moral economy and how does it impact existingcommunities?
– What processes and circumstances allow digital technologies to be incorporatedsuccessfully (or not) into the moral economies of subaltern communities?
– How do value propositions associated with the introduction of digitaltechnologies, such as disintermediation, or the death of distance, play out inpractice?

While empirically orientedpapers are welcome as well as more theoretical papers, empirical papers shouldemploy a theoretical framework, show how it contributes to the analysis of theempirical case(s), and consider the consequences of the analysis for theframework concerned.

Papers should be 6,000-9,000words in length, and should be submitted via Scholar One by 30 September 2016.The special issue is likely to be published early in 2018. For further detailsof the submission process and guidelines,

see 

Editor of Special Issue: DaveElder-Vass, 

Editor of European Journal ofSocial Theory: Gerard Delanty,

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