Summer Interactive Symposium 2015
Research 2.0, June 8-11 2015, Concordia University
With the digitalization of gambling and gaming, the lines of inquiry are more likely to cross over various systems raising questions about their distinctive natures and overlaps. The four-day Summer Interactive Symposium - Research 2.0 was the first symposium and training event to address the convergence and difference between two traditions of game research: gambling studies & gaming studies.
Poster sessions
Congratulations to the three winners:
Andrew Kim
Adèle Morvannou
Kristina Weissmueller
Contact
Research Chair on Gambling
2070 MacKay
Montreal, Quebec, H3G 2J1
Phone : 514-848-2424, ext: 5398
E-mail : lifestyle.lab(at)concordia.ca
