SCILS :: Center for Mobile Communication Studies

The spread of mobile communication is affecting people's lives and relationships world wide. Scholars around the world have reported research efforts on various social interaction related topics, which are caused by the use of information communication technology in general and mobile communication in particular.

Here is a list of mobile commutation scholars, who have contributed their intellectual discussions to the filed.

	Naomi Baron American University, USA	l bio l

	Michael Bull University of Sussex, UK

	Scott Campbell University of Michigan, USA	l bio l

	Manuel Castells University of Southern California, USA	l bio l

	Akiba Cohen Tel Aviv University, Israel	l bio l

	Kathleen M. Cumiskey College of Staten Island -- CUNY, USA

	Ron Day Indiana University, USA	l bio l

	Chantal deGournay France Telecom R & D, France	l bio l

	Jonathan Donner Microsoft Research, India	l bio l

	Nicola Döring Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany

	Leopoldina Fortunati University of Udine, Italy	l bio l

	Valerie Frissen Strategy, Technology and Policy,TNO, Netherlands	l bio l

	Kenneth Gergen Swarthmore College, USA	l bio l

	Gerard Goggin University of Sydney, Australia

	Leslie Haddon London School of Economics, UK	l bio l

	Richard Harper University of Surrey, UK
	Joachim Robert Höflich Universität Erfurt, Germany

	James E. Katz Rutgers University, USA	l bio l

	Shin Dong Kim Hallym University, Korea	l bio l

	Ilpo Koskinen University of Art and Design, Finland	l bio l

	Christian Licoppe France Telecom R & D, France
	Richard Ling Telenor Research, Norway	l bio l

	Kristóf Nyíri Institute for Philosophical Research of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary
	Howard Rheingold USA	l bio l

	Harmeet Sawhney Indiana University, USA	l bio l

	Barry Wellman University of Toronto, Canada

Center for Mobile Communication Studies

Theorists and Researchers in the Field