Newsletter November 2002, vol. 13/ 2

3	FRANK MORGAN , PRESIDENT, reflects on IAMCR´s Barcelona Conference
4	NEW WORK PLANS FOR THE ASSOCIATION
6	OLE PREHN, SECRETARY GENERAL shares his report on the year 2001-2002
7	ANNIE MEAR, TREASURER´S REPORT
9	KATHARINE SARIKAKIS, VP on her two priorities: the participation of women and young scholars in the Association
10	TAIWAN 2003 ? IAMCR?s off-year Conference
12	IAMCR PUBLICATIONS ? the Book Series and Journal discounts
13	MARC RABOY on the WSIS ? what role can the IAMCR play
14	WOMEN AND COMMUNICATION SCHOLARSHIP Plenary Discussion in Barcelona
15	BECOMING A SECTION: Media and Sport
16	HEADS OF SECTION meet in Barcelona
17	SECTION REPORTS
27	WORKING GROUP REPORTS
32	MEMBERS NEW WORK
32	CALL FOR PAPERS
35	AGENDA ANNOUNCEMENTS
36	GOVERNING BODIES

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