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Meeting ID: 931 1542 1086
Passcode: 625528
Meeting ID: 917 5602 8679
Passcode: 138921

The Conference

Cultural heritage has enormous potential in terms of its contribution to improving the quality of life for people, understanding the past, assisting territorial cohesion, driving economic growth, opening up employment opportunities and supporting wider developments. Communicating cultural heritage is a relatively new discipline which seeks to combine the inherently conservative nature of heritage with contemporary digital landscapes, which are experimental, evolving and challenging, across many disciplines.

Sub Themes

Ethics, leadership and civil society

Risk and crisis communication

Intercultural communication

Media and cultural identity

Integration and social change

Media literacy and new technology

Tourism

Sustainable heritage

Global marketing communication

The Objectives

Discuss the changing landscapes in cultural heritage at local and international levels

Provide a platform for debates on various current issues related to selected sub­ themes

Encourage and promote the sharing of scientific research findings among scholars in media and communication both locally and internationally

Enhance networking among media and communication scholars, practitioners as well as industry players

Submission Guidelines

Journal Article

Word Length
For manuscripts submitted to ILS to be considered for review, the word length should not exceed 7,000 words, inclusive of abstract, references, tables, figures and appendices.

Chapters in book

Title of Book
Communicating Cultural Heritage: Inclusivity in Changing Landscapes

Contributors can submit a book chapter based on the following theme or other related themes:

  • Cultural Heritage and New Technology
  • Strategy and Protection of Cultural Heritage
  • Intangible Cultural Heritage
  • Digital promotion on Cultural Heritage
  • Artisan and Cultural Heritage Communities
  • Role of technology and cultural preservation
  • Sustainable heritage

 

Below are some of the general rules to writing a book chapter:

  • The contributors of a book chapter should not exceed four writers.
  • Each chapter should have 12 pages, excluding bibliography.
  • The manuscript should be written in Times New Roman, size 12 and 1.5 spacing.
  • The manuscript should have (1) Introduction, (2) Contents – main text, (3) Sub-heading of text, (4) Conclusion and (5) Bibliography
  • Photographs, illustrations, tables and figures used must be properly captioned. It is the responsibility of the writer (s) to ensure that photographs and illustrations used are free from copyright.
  • Manuscript submitted must be proofread and edited by the respective writer (s).
  • Writer (s) must provide a short biography of not more than 100 words.

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Associate Professor Dr. Muhammad Reevany Bustami
Associate Professor Dr. Muhammad Reevany BustamiKeynote Speaker
Mohammad Reevany Bustami completed his bachelor and master’s degree from Purdue University, US, and University of Wisconsin, US, respectively. He obtained his PhD from LSE (London School of Economics), UK. Currently the Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Multicultural & Multireligious Understanding that is based in Germany, Reevany is also the Head of Nusantara Malay Archipelago Research at the Centre for Policy Research & International Studies, and Founder-Director of I-WIN Library (International Waqaf Ilmu Nusantara Library). Just as he has supervised and graduated more than 20 PhD and Master students, his research expands as richly. He is a holder of more than 10 international and national grants – in which were carried in Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, China, Sweden, Malaysia, Singapore, United Kingdom. A Nusantara man all the way, he loves eating Sop Buntut Gelora Pancasila, Rowan Kalkulator, and Sate Kelopo Madura Ibu Aseh.
Associate Professor Dr. Qistina Donna Lee Abdullah
Associate Professor Dr. Qistina Donna Lee AbdullahKeynote Speaker
Qistina Donna Lee Abdullah is an Associate Professor and a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Applied and Creative Arts, University Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS). She gained her PhD in Office Management System (Event Management) University Technology MARA Malaysia, Master of Management in Arts Management, University Technology Sydney Australia, and Bachelor Degree in Arts Management, University Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS). Qistina launched her career as a Product Development Officer with the Arab-Malaysian Finance Berhad HQ based in Kuala Lumpur before she began her career as an educator in UNIMAS. Qistina is involved in consultancy job which engage with the private sector, state government, GLC and community. Her research area focuses on Leadership, Public Private Partnership, Arts, Culture and Heritage management. Qistina is also engaged with the Sarawak Media Group as a Programme Host and TV Anchor for TV Sarawak, or TVS.
Jason Brooke
Jason BrookeKeynote Speaker
Jason is the grandson of Anthony Walter Dayrell Brooke, the last Rajah Muda of Sarawak. He serves as President of the Sarawak Association, Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society and is a Member of the Borneo Research Council. As Chair of the Board of Trustees, Jason leads the Board in setting the strategic direction of the charity to achieve its objects, while also taking responsibility for the leadership of the Brooke Museums in Kuching.

iC-MAS2022 Programme

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KEY DATES
Abstract Submission1 June 2022 - 30 September 2022 (Extended)
Abstract Acceptance Notification21 October 2022
Registration Deadline16 December 2022
Full Paper Submission22 January 2023
Book Chapter Submission22 January 2023
CONFERENCE FEES
Payment of fees by cheque or online bank transfer made payable to:

Universiti Malaysia Sarawak
Account Number: 11040010021558
Bank Name: Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad

Swift Code: BIMBMYKL
ID Number: GB0005784A

For payment via online bank transfer please add "iC-MAS 2022"
Email proof of payment to icmas2022@unimas.my 
Please indicate the subject as Proof of payment in your email to us

Participant (Non-Presenters)

For further queries contact the organisers at icmas2022@unimas.my