Mission Statement
The Scholarly Review Committee (SRC) is a committee of the International Council mandated, according to the Statutes (Article 6.2), to continually review the domains and performance of the Association's Sections and Working Groups. It supports the scholarly work of IAMCR by encouraging best practices among individual members, Sections, and Working Groups, as well as by providing a forum for deliberation on IAMCR's scholarly mission.
Activities of the Scholarly Review Committee
The SRC works, closely with the IAMCR president and the International Council, to encourage and maintain the academic rigour of IAMCR. Its activities include providing guidelines and suggestions for scholarly practice to Sections and Working Groups, as well as individual IAMCR scholars and other individuals interested in participating in IAMCR activities.
Two documents describe policies related to establishing, maintaining, and reviewing Sections and Working Groups.
- Policies for Establishing and Maintaining Research Sections Within IAMCR
- Policies for Establishing and Maintaining Research Working Groups Within IAMCR
Committee Members
Chair: Thomas Jacobson - tlj[at]temple.edu
Aimée Vega Montiel - aimeevegamx[at]yahoo.com.mx
John Sinclair - johngs2020[at]outlook.com
Robin Mansell - R.E.Mansell[at]lse.ac.uk
Jo Pierson - jo.pierson[at]vub.be
Kaarle Nordenstreng - kaarle.nordenstreng[at]tuni.fi
Denize Araujo - denizearaujo[at]hotmail.com
Marjan de Bruin - marjan.debruin[at]uwimona.edu.jm
Changfeng Chen - fengchen5266[at]vip.163.com
Karen Arriaza Ibarra - arriazaibarra[at]ucm.es and Daya Thussu - daya.thussu[at]gmail.com (EB liaisons)
Resources for IAMCR Conferences
Some resources for conference preparation and participation are available that may be useful for individual scholars and presenters, conference session chairs and heads of IAMCR sections and working groups. Please note these are guidelines not strict rules. They indicate widely used practices and may be used as recommendations, suggestions or tips.
Note on Language
IAMCR has three official languages: English, French, and Spanish. While English is IAMCR's lingua franca, or common usage language, IAMCR regularly endeavors to make the conferences inclusive of all three languages as much as possible. IAMCR tries to have simultaneous translation available for general assemblies and plenary sessions. Some Sections and Working groups have sessions that are specifically in either French or Spanish. Other times, translation is arranged through the efforts of volunteers during sessions. Individuals wanting to work in either French or Spanish, or in another language, should contact the appropriate Section or Working Group Chairs to find out what resources are available.