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Revision as of 10:28, 31 August 2020
Welcome to the EM/CA wiki
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Announcements
- Conference: LANSI2026
- Special issue: SI call: Qualitative Research in Communication Differences and Disorders 2026
- Job: PhD Position at the Centre for Language Studies at Radboud University (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
- Conference: IIEMCA 2027 Call for Presentation Abstracts
- Conference, Workshop: LW2027
- Training: Turn-taking workshop VU Amsterdam 2027
- Conference: IIEMCA2027
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Recent publications
Latest five 2019/2020 additions to the EMCA bibliography database:
- Greiffenhagen2026a: Christian Greiffenhagen, Stuart Reeves (2026) Handling troubles with discretion: Transforming informings into announcements in a control room behind a mixed-reality performance
- Reeves2025a: Stuart Reeves, Hannah R. M. Pelikan, Marina N. Cantarutti (2025) Opening Up Human-Robot Collaboration
- Pelikan2024a: Hannah R. M. Pelikan, Stuart Reeves, Marina N. Cantarutti (2024) Encountering Autonomous Robots on Public Streets
- ReyesCruz2026a: Gisela Reyes-Cruz, Stuart Reeves, Andriana Boudouraki, Dominic James Price, Joel E. Fischer, Praminda Caleb-Solly (2026) On Being Guided: How People Follow a Robot-Guided Tour
- Livingston2026: Eric Livingston (2026) Two Ethnomethodologies: A Comment on Lynch’s Vision of Ethnomethodology in “Promise and Silence”