[game_edu] The Computer Games Journal: call for papers

[John Sutherland]

THE COMPUTER GAMES JOURNAL

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CALL FOR PAPERS VOLUME 4 EDITION 1

CALL OPENED: AUGUST 2014

CALL CLOSES: DECEMBER 2014

FINAL COPY AGREED: JANUARY 2015

PUBLICATION: MARCH 2015

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Following the purchase of The Computer Games Journal title by Springer
Science+Business Media through its subsidiary Apress, we are pleased to announce
a first general call for papers for 2015 publication.

As this represents a new-start for The Computer Games Journal, authors have a
singular opportunity to have their work appear quickly in a rated publication
through a leading publishing house.  All work published will be widely available
across all relevant online research databases and will be co-distributed with
leading academic publications, including Lecture Notes In Computer Science,
going to the world’s leading research centres and beyond.

For the first Springer/Apress editions, Vol.4 Nos.1-4, we are seeking
significant ground-breaking work which will set a trend for later editions, and
perhaps also future special editions. The 2015 onwards editions of The Computer
Games Journal will continue with the aims from the first tCGJ publication in
early 2012: publishing work which is of good quality, interesting for a
readership in research and in development, and which has something new to say to
this mixed audience.

Expressions of interest, abstracts and full papers are invited to be submitted
to editor at computergamesjournal.com.  As has always been the case with the
Computer Games Journal, all submissions will be acknowledged quickly and we will
aim to respond in detail with feedback on reviews of full paper submissions
within 2-3 weeks.

Topics may include, but are not limited to, programming, software engineering,
design, music, artificial intelligence, advergames, marketing, business
modelling, financing, artwork, simulation, narrative, socialisation, games as a
creative industry, and, gender issues.



Dr John N Sutherland BSc(Glasgow) MSc(St Andrews) EdD(distinction,Edinburgh)
CTh(Tilsley) CEng MBCS

Editor-in-Chief, The Computer Games Journal

Springer / Apress, New York, USA.



editor at computergamesjournal.com

computergamesjournal.com

twitter.com/CompGameJou

facebook.com/ComputerGamesJournal

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The Computer Games Journal is an imprint of Springer Science+Business Media and
of Apress



computergamesjournal.com - "Good, Interesting & Novel games research"

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