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CfP: Chinese DiGRA 2026!
Call for Papers is now open for Chinese DiGRA 2026! Theme: Chinese Game Studies: Publishing, Platforms, and Player Cultures Abstract Submission Deadline: 15 May Notification of acceptance July 20th Conference Dates: 19–20 September. Location: Wuhan, China. More details here: https://chinesedigra.org/call-for-papers/
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Nordic DiGRA 2025
The CfP for the next Nordic DiGRA conference ‘Hope: Envisioning the Future of Game Cultures’ is out! The conference will be organised on 26–28 May 2025 in Turku, Finland. The Nordic DiGRA 2025 conference is organised by the Finnish Society for Game Research in collaboration with the Centre of Excellence in Game Culture Studies. Please…
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The Knutpunkt 2018 companion, call for proposals
First staged in Norway in 1997, Knutepunkt/Knudepunkt/Knutpunkt/Solmukohta has grown into a major international meeting hub for all perspectives on live role playing. Since 2001, the conference has been accompanied by a book. In 2018, Knutpunkt takes place in Sweden and the companion takes the step to become a digital-first publication. Just as Knutpunkt is a…
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Deadline Extended: Call for Chapters – Data Analytics Applications in Gaming and Entertainment
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS Data Analytics Applications in Gaming and Entertainment https://gdmbook.wordpress.com/ *Deadline for chapter proposals extended to August 15, 2017*
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DiGRA Flanders meeting | 6 June 2017
We are happy to invite anyone in or near Belgium to the upcoming DiGRA Flanders meeting in Ghent. These meetings are intended for everyone currently conducting or interested in research into digital games. Local DiGRA meetings provide a way for researchers to share their research in a formal presentation; as well as an informal setting…
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Pitching Event of the Dutch DiGRA chapter
Some years ago DiGRA.nl organized several meetings where researchers could discuss issues related to game research, and could meet to think about possible ways of collaboration. Now, there is a new Pitching Event of the Dutch DiGRA chapter on: 28 April 2016, 15.00 – 17.00 o’clock in Utrecht.
