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Contributors are invited to submit abstracts (about 200 words) toward our
new edited collection entitled: *Social Media and the Production and Spread
of Spurious Deceptive Contents,* to be published by IGI Global (Hershey,
PA), under the series: *Advances in Digital Crime, Forensics, and Cyber
Terrorism* (ADCFCT)
Topics being covered include:
· *History, literature, perspectives and the prevalence of online
deception*
· *Methods, techniques and approaches to researching digital
deception*
· *Fake news, disinformation/misinformation and misleading reports
on Facebook and Twitter (case studies are encouraged here)*
· *Defamation and character assassination (case studies are
encouraged here)*
· *Phishing *
· *Business falsehood, employment scam and commercial lies*
· *Investment/financial scam; Ponzi/Pyramid schemes*
· *Deceptive online dating, romance scam and fake marriage *
· *Religious deception and political lies (case studies are
encouraged here)*
· *Deceptive contents by extremist and terrorist groups (other
online platforms are inclusive here)*
· *Deception detection and behavioral control methods.*
· *Etc.*
All proposals are to be submitted through the *eEditorial
Discovery®TM online* submission Manager. Please click on this link to
submit an abstract and for full description of the CFP:
https://www.igi-global.com/publish/call-for-papers/call-details/3356.
*Important Dates*
*June 30, 2018:* Proposal Submission Deadline
*October 31, 2018:* Full Chapter Submission
*Inquiries can be forwarded to:*
Sergei Samoilenko
George Mason University, Virginia, USA
Mark Carrigan 