1. Sub-forum Topic
Modernization of Information Communication in the Digital-Intelligent Era: Theory and Practice
2. Sub-forum Introduction
Based on the global wave of digital transformation, this forum focuses on the transformation of China's information communication system in the era of intelligence, as well as the innovative exploration of developing countries in Africa, Asia and other regions to build a digital communication system and governance platform based on local culture. It focuses on the multiple paths of modernization in information communication driven by intelligent technology, deeply discussing the modernization models and practical paths of information communication across various civilizational contexts. Meanwhile, this work comprehensively analyzes the theoretical paradigms and technical challenges of information communication modernization by combining cutting-edge topics such as artificial intelligence, media convergence, data governance, and cross-border communication. By showcasing academic successes and having detailed discussions, it seeks to inspire international graduate students in their research and innovation, create a communication platform for scholars from China and abroad, support the development of a theory system for information communication modernization that reflects local traits and a global perspective, and provide insights for the sustainable growth of the global communication ecosystem
3. Submission Topics (including but not limited to)
(1) Evolution of Information Communication Organizations in the Digital-Intelligent Era
(2) New Business Forms of Information Communication in the Digital-Intelligent Era
(3) Changes in Information Communication Behavior in the Digital-Intelligent Era
(4) Intelligent Information Ecology and Social Governance
(5) Modernization Model and path of Information Communication
in China
(6) Modernization Model and path of Information Communication in African Countries
(7) Modernization Model and path of Information Communication in Southeast Asian Countries
(8) Global Narratives of Poverty Reduction and Development: National Practices and Regional Cases
(9)Interdisciplinary Integration and Innovation in Information Communication in the Digital-Intelligent Era
(10) Path Exploration of Intelligent Communication Technologies Empowering the Modernization of Social Governance
(11) Construction of Digital Communication Systems in Developing Countries: Integration of Local Culture and Technology
(12) Intelligent Communication Practices in Rural Revitalization: Bridging the Urban-Rural Information Divide
(13) Cross-border Data Flow and Governance: Rule Games and Cooperation from a Global Perspective
(14) Paradigm Innovation of Media Convergence: From Technical Integration to Ecological Reconstruction
(15) Cross-cultural Narration of Chinese-style Modernization Stories: Intelligent Technologies Empowering International Communication
International postgraduates from different disciplinary and professional backgrounds are welcome to join us and present your paper.
4. Organizer
School of Information and Communication
5. Convener
Professor LI Jidong
Convener Profile:
Professor LI Jidong, deputy dean and doctoral supervisor of the School of Information and Communication at the Communcation University of China and a research fellow of the State Key Laboratory of Media Convergence and Communication. He is a Council Member of the International Academic Network for a Community with Shared Future, Distinguished Expert of the World Chinese Media Research Center of China News Service, Deputy Director of the Engineering Communication Professional Committee of the Chinese Society for Science and Technology Journalism, and Chief Expert of Major Projects of the National Social Science Fund of China. He has published nearly 100 papers in Guangming Daily, Modern Communication, Journalism University and other journals, and published more than 20 works, including Research on Innovation of China's Film and Television Policy, Rsearch on Changes and Problems of UK Public Broadcasting Policy, and Blue Books on International Communication and Global Media. He has presided over more than 30 projects commissioned by the National Social Science Fund and the Key Projects Commissioned by the Information Office of the State Council, as well as enterprises and institutions such as Xinhua News Agency and China National Petroleum Corporation. He has been a visiting scholar at the Social Law Research Center of the University of Oxford, UK, and the School of Journalism and Mass Communication of the University of Minnesota, USA. He has won the Second Prize of the 17th and 10th Outstanding Achievements Awards in Philosophy and Social Sciences of Beijing Municipality, the First and Third Prizes of the 8th and 9th National Radio and Television Academic Works Award in the Decision Management Category, the First Prize of the Excellent Paper of the 2002 National Publishing House Marketing Forum, and other awards. His main research fields include history and theory of communication, international communication, discourse studies, information communication and digital ecology, and other fields. The main courses he teaches include the theory and history of communication, discourse studies, and crisis communication, among others.
6. Submission Instructions
(1) Submission Deadline: August 31, 2025
(2) Submission Email: cucjqw2025@163.com
(3) Email Subject: [Sub-Forum Name] + [First Author’s Full Name] + [Affiliation] + [Paper Title]
(4) Submission Guidelines:
Each author may submit only one paper, either as sole author or as first author (including co-authored works). Submissions should demonstrate originality, research significance, and potential application value. Manuscripts must not have been previously published or presented at academic conferences, and must not be under consideration elsewhere. Please include a separate cover page with the following information for all authors: full name, gender, affiliation, mailing address, postal code, phone number, and email address. No modifications will be accepted after the submission deadline.
For Humanities and Social Sciences Papers:
Submissions must be in Chinese or English, in .doc or .pdf format. Recommended word count is between 6,000 and 12,000 words. Manuscripts should follow the formatting guidelines of the Modern Communication and include the following sections: Title, Abstract, Keywords, Main Text, References, and Endnotes (all notes must appear as endnotes).
For Science, Technology, and Engineering Papers:
Submissions must be in Chinese or English, in .doc or .pdf format, and limited to 8 A4 pages. Chinese-language papers should follow the formatting requirements of the Chinese Journal of Computers (website: http://cjc.ict.ac.cn). English-language papers should conform to the formatting guidelines of IEEE Access or IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Computing.
Academic Integrity:
All submissions will undergo a rigorous review process. Any academic misconduct (e.g., plagiarism, duplicate submission) will result in immediate disqualification. Authors must uphold academic integrity and ethical standards. Formal invitations will be issued to authors whose papers pass the review.
7. Fees and Inquiries
Registration Fees: No conference registration fees will be charged.
Travel and Accommodation: All expenses for travel and accommodation are the responsibility of the participants.
For Inquiries:
Email: cucjqw2025@163.com
Contact Persons:
Mr. Fang: +86 188 5826 2490
Ms. Deng: +86 183 1060 6037
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