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Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Call for Papers -Theory and Practice of Book Publishing in Nigeria - Prof Okwilagwe Festschrift

 

Theory and Practice of Book Publishing in Nigeria

A Festschrift in Honour of Professor Otshiotse Andrew Okwilagwe
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Submission of papers are welcome for a Festschrift in honour of one of the pioneer Book Publishing icons in Africa, Professor Otshiotse Andrew Okwilagwe.

Professor Otshiotse Andrew Okwilagwe was the founding father of the book Publishing and Copyright Studies Unit at the Department of Library, Archival and Information Studies, Faculty of Education, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Professor Otshiotse Andrew Okwilagwe’s  wide circle of academic friends, colleagues and mentees within and outside Africa have deemed it fit to honour him with a Festschrift as he clocks the age of 70 and retires this year.

THEME: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF BOOK PUBLISHING IN NIGERIA

Sub-theme:

  1. Indigenous Publishing and Educational System in Nigeria
  2. Management of Publishing Organisations
  3. Theory of Editing: Principles and Practices
  4. Publishing Information Systems
  5. Legal Issues in Publishing
  6. Foundation of Copyright Studies
  7. Electronic Publishing
  8. Intellectual Property and Fair Use
  9. Publication Design and Production
  10. The Business of Publishing
  11. Publications Marketing and Sale
  12. Copyright Law and New Technologies
  13. Information Science and Publishing
  14. Library Studies and Publishing
  15. Archival Studies and Publishing
  16. Records Management and Publishing
  17. Education and Publishing

Please submit for consideration manuscript (essays, research paper) between 5000—7000 words to profokwilagwefestschrift@gmail.com on/before, 31 August 2021.
Contributors should use American Psychological Association (APA), 6th edition, 2010, which is accessible via www.apastyle.org 

  • Assessment Fee: N5,000
  • Publication Fee N20,000

PUBLICATION TIMELINE 

Contributors should adhere strictly to the following timelines:

S/N

Activity

Dates

1.

Announcement/Call for chapters

March 15, 2021

2

Submission of chapters

August 31, 2021 (extension)

2

Assessment & return of chapters to successful authors

 September 15, 2021

3

Return of corrected chapters by successful authors

 September 30. 2021

5

Release Date

November 2021

EDITORS


Saturday, March 19, 2016

Final Verdict: Traditional Versus Digital Divides in Librarianship -CALL FOR PAPERS

A Festschrift in Honour of
 Dr. Benedict Adekunle Oladele- University Librarian, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
 
Librarianship is undergoing some transformation from traditional routines to digital innovations. Routines that were hitherto carried out manually are now being automated. The transformation from the past to the current is however not without history, issues, experiences and practices that need to be recorded for posterity because they are not adequately addressed in contemporary literature. It is therefore incumbent on library and information science practitioners both in the libraries and academia to address these issues.  
It is then the objective of practitioners of the University of Ibadan Library System to honour Dr. Benedict Adekunle Oladele who is preparing to complete his tenure in September 2016 as the University Librarian with a festschrift. The justification for this festschrift is linked to his immense contribution in transforming the premier academic library in Nigeria. In the light of this, the book will promote and encourage diligent service provision among librarians. Interested members of the profession are therefore invited to submit abstract of proposals on any of the sub-themes.

The book is aimed at the following:
ü  To document efforts that have been made in the past to bring libraries to what they currently are
ü  Providing a platform to give account of the advantages embedded in digital transformation in libraries
ü  To communicate problems and challenges recorded in transforming from traditional to digital libraries and
ü  To promote best practices in the digital age in libraries
Target Audience:
Practicing Librarians, Library and information science educators, Information Managers, Individuals in information-related disciplines, Students and other researchers
  
Sub-Themes:
1. Library Management (Human Resource, Financing, General
    Administration etc)
2. Digitization and Institutional Repository
3. Automation and Cloud Computing
4. Security and Safety: Fittings, Infrastructure and pest control
5. Knowledge Management and Innovative services
6. Collection development in libraries
7. Ethical issues: Privacy, Information Access, Plagiarism etc.
8. Emerging Technology and Social Media
9. Evidenced Based Research
10. Library Architecture
 
Submission Guidelines:
Authors are invited to submit a proposal/abstract of not more than 300 words to kdlfestschrift@gmail.com on or before April 08th, 2016. Proposal should provide a bird’s eye view of the paper. Authors will be notified of the status of their proposal by April 22nd, 2016.  Full papers are expected to be submitted by June 06th, 2016. All submitted papers will be reviewed on a double-blind review basis.

Important Dates: 
April 08, 2016:                                  Proposal deadline
April 22, 2016:                                  Notification of Acceptance
June 6, 2016:                                    Full paper submission
June 07, 2016 – June 22, 2016:       Review process
July 07, 2016:                                   Editorial Decision
July 30, 2016:                                   Revised paper submission
 
 
Enquiries:
Ola, Christopher Olumuyiwa, CLN.
Deputy University Librarian
Kenneth Dike Library,
University of Ibadan.
+2347068309334
email: 
co.ola@ui.edu.ng  or oluoniola@gmail.com
 
Adegbore, Adebayo Muritala, CLN.
Cataloguing Librarian
Kenneth Dike Library,
University of Ibadan
Tel.: (+234) 8032154904

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