[InetBib] Fwd: [IFLA-L] FAIFE Satellite Meeting 14-15 August 2014: Second Call for Papers

[Hermann Roesch <Hermann.Roesch@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen,

gerne leite ich den 2. Call for Papers zu einer Konferenz zu ethischen 
Dilemmata und bibliothekarischer/archivarischer Berufsethik weiter und 
hoffe auch aus dem deutschsprachigen Bereich auf Interesse und Beteiligung.

Beste Grüße

Hermann Rösch


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Betreff: 	[IFLA-L] FAIFE Satellite Meeting 14-15 August 2014: Second 
Call for Papers
Datum:  Wed, 18 Dec 2013 19:14:24 +0000
Von:    Vallotton Amelie <vallotton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
An:     ifla-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <ifla-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>



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IFLA (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions)
FAIFE (IFLA Committee on Freedom of Access to Information and Freedom of 
Expression)

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*FAIFE Satellite Meeting 2014 in collaboration with Globethics.net - 
14-15 August 2014, Geneva*

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*Second Call for Papers***

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*Conference on "Ethical Dilemmas in the Information Society: *

*How Codes of Ethics Help to Find Ethically Based Solutions"*

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Librarians, archivists and other information workers all over the world 
are quite aware of their profession's ethical implications. Archivists 
have already published their international code in 1996 (the ICA Code of 
Deontology). On the library side, despite the fact that in more than 60 
countries library associations have developed and approved a national 
code of ethics for librarians, there was no international code until 
August 2012, when the Governing Board of IFLA approved the new IFLA Code 
of Ethics for Librarians and Other Information Workers. Globethics.net 
Foundation based in Geneva took part in its elaboration.


Although the international Code has now been launched and accepted as an 
official policy of IFLA, the FAIFE Committee considers that the work 
should continue, because a code of ethics must be a living document and 
because ways have to be found to implement ethics and ethical reflection 
more deeply in the day-to-day work in libraries and archives. This is 
the intention behind the Conference on “ Ethical Dilemmas in the 
Information Society: How Codes of Ethics Help to Find Ethically Based 
Solutions” being organised from 14-15 August 2014 in Geneva/Switzerland, 
to discuss ethical dilemmas and to use the Code as an incentive to bring 
ethical issues more prominently in professional and public debates.


The Conference will be held in a beautiful castle, near the Lake of 
Geneva. This convenient and welcoming venue will give participants ideal 
conditions to meet, to concentrate and to enter into a living and rich 
debate. More info about the conference: 
http://www.globethics.net/web/ge/conference-ethical-dilemmas-in-the-information-society- 



The programme will offer three keynote speeches by invited speakers and 
three workshops. For the workshops, we are looking for nine (9) 
contributors, who are willing to share their experience and their views 
on the following issues:

-*Codes of ethics in practice*: i.e. methods to create and discuss a 
code of ethics; how to popularise a code; how to use it; how to maintain 
it; individual vs. institutional ethics;

-*Ethical values and dilemmas in the library and / or archive 
workplace*: access to information; responsibility towards individuals 
and society; open access and intellectual property rights; integrity of 
documents; respect of historical context; authenticity of documents; 
colleagues and employer/employee relationships; privacy, secrecy and 
transparency; neutrality, personal integrity, professional skills.


*Deadline for abstracts*(500 words): 4 January 2014

*Decision of the selection committee*: 16 January 2014

*Deadline for full papers* (about 3'000 words): 1 June 2014

*Selection committee*: Prof. Dr Christoph Stueckelberger, Globethics.net 
Executive Director and Founder; Prof. Dr Hermann Roesch, FAIFE Committee 
Vice-Chair; and Amélie Vallotton Preisig, FAIFE Committee Member and 
Globethics.net Senior Associate.


Please send your abstract to vallotton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
<mailto:vallotton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>


<mailto:vallotton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Your paper may be selected either to be presented at a workshop or to be 
published in the Globethics.net Global Digital Library on Ethics, 
www.globethics.net <http://www.globethics.net>.


*/Nota bene/*/: FAIFE does not take in charge the price of the ticket 
nor the conference fees for the contributors. The organising committee 
can write an invitation letter to facilitate the obtainment of a visa. /









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