《海岛与海洋研究杂志》特刊“海岛与数字转型”征稿启示

                               
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# r  C$ v% `% J4 K4 w# {近 年来，随着全球各组织寻求新的方式来适应和发展技术，数字化转型已经成为一个流行术 语 。 数字技术为岛屿国家（地区）、社区、企业和岛民带来了重要利益和新的可能性。 然而， 我 们也应该意识到 这些技术的潜在负面影响，如传播虚假信息。 因数字转型比传统变更更难实现，所以在海岛治理中须谨慎进行，以确保数字转型达 到预期 结果。 《海岛与海洋研究杂志》拟 就相关 议 题 设 立特刊 ， 欢迎投稿 。
Call for papers for a special issue of Journal of Island and Marine Studies on ‘islands and digitaltransformations’
. V% w3 i) D# r; oDigital transformation has become a buzzword in recent years, as organizations across the globe seek new ways to adapt and thrive in the ever-changing landscape of technology. Digital technology presents major benefits and new possibilities for island countries and regions, communities, businesses, and islander. However, users should be aware of the potential negative impacts of these technologies, such as the spreading false information. Because digital transformations are often even more difficult to pull off than traditional change efforts, careful efforts in island governance must be taken to ensure that digital transformations have the desired results.
$ M* c2 U$ z2 H0 f0 w) O& X3 tIn line with this theme, we welcome submissions on the following topics:
·Metaverse, virtual reality and island futures
·Digital justice and island policy
·Digital islands and transformation challenges
·Digital technologies and island tourism
·Digital entrepreneurship and innovation in island regions
·Low-cost digital infrastructure and connectivity in island countries and regions
·Island studies and emerging technologies, such as blockchain, the Internet of Things (IoT), and ChatGPT.
7 z: Y3 D; l2 j: j; d7 YThis special issue will be published in the Journal of Island and Marine Studies (JIMS) (http://islandandmarinestudies.press/ ), but individual papers will be published online once they complete the peer review and editorial process. JIMS is a web-based, freely downloadable, open access, peer reviewed journal that publishes papers advancing and critiquing the study of issues affecting or involving islands and seas.
For further information or if you are interested in submitting a paper, contact the special issue co-editors (see below for contact emails). Manuscripts should be between 5,000 and 15,000 words and must be prepared in accordance with theJIMS submission guidelines: http://islandandmarinestudies.press/guidelines-for-authors/ .
Submissions of manuscripts will follow the following two steps: 1) all authors are requested to submit directly to guest editors. The guest editors will provide feedback, ask for revisions if necessary, and reject or recommend formal submission toJIMS; 2) articles recommended by guest editors are formally submitted to JIMS and undergo JIMS’s double-blind reviewing process. This will ensure articles submitted to JIMS have a higher acceptance rate.
All papers will be subject to double-blind peer review. Articles should be submitted electronically to ***jims.editoralboard@gmail.com *** and include four major sections: the cover letter, author biography, title page, structured abstract, research manuscript, references etc. The title page should contain the title of the paper, the author(s) name, the institutional affiliation and keywords. Manuscripts should follow the JIMS style guide available on our website.
+ f- C8 S0 ]3 s- a$ |Finally, authors should make sure to enter the name of the special section ‘islands and digital transformations’ in the appropriate place in the submission form.
( g# n1 \9 U1 ~Contact the editors for more information:
Huan Zhang:0014979@zju.edu.cn
# f/ x9 Z) }( q* [Jiayu Bai:gracefulgl@hotmail.com
H. A. C. C. Perera:chinthap@kln.ac.lk
Yuncheng Deng:dengyuncheng2006@163.com

                               
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