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11e Colloque international d&#8217;ISKO-France&#160;(International Society for Knowledge Organization),&#160;11 et 12 juillet 2017.ArgumentaireL&#8217;&#233;dition de 2017 est voulue comme un hommage rendu aux visionnaires et th&#233;oriciens francophones des Sciences de l&#8217;information tels que Paul Otlet, Suzanne Briet, Jean-Claude Gardin, Eric de Grolier, Jean Meyriat, Robert Escarpit, Robert Pag&#232;s, Madeleine Wolff-Terroine, Jacques Maniez, Jacques Chaumier et George Van Slype. Chacun de ces auteurs francophones a apport&#233; sa pierre &#224; l&#8217;&#233;difice des Sciences de l&#8217;information dans l&#8217;espace francophone mais bien au-del&#224; : Paul Otlet, belge, internationaliste, pacifiste visionnaire, fondateur du Mundaneum, est reconnu comme le p&#232;re de la documentation moderne et comme innovateur passionn&#233; &#8211; en architecture, en urbanisme, en documentation, en bibliographie et en mus&#233;ologie. Il est consid&#233;r&#233; comme une figure centrale, est connu pour les progr&#232;s importants qu&#8217;il a apport&#233;s &#224; la bibliographie et &#224; la Science de l'information, mais aussi pour ses nombreuses intuitions intellectuelles. Il a notamment anticip&#233; un demi-si&#232;cle avant son arriv&#233;e l&#8217;av&#232;nement de l&#8217;Internet. Suzanne Briet, largement inconnue encore, dans les ann&#233;es 1990, de la majorit&#233; des chercheurs fran&#231;ais en Sciences de l&#8217;information, jouit pourtant d&#8217;une importante notori&#233;t&#233; dans les pays anglo-saxons ; elle est reconnue comme chef de file de la modernisation des biblioth&#232;ques en France, et comme pionni&#232;re de l&#8217;information-documentation.D&#8217;autres pr&#233;curseurs de l&#8217;information-documentation en France, dont les travaux sont identifi&#233;s comme apportant une contribution significative aux Sciences de l&#8217;information, tels que Robert Pag&#232;s, Jean-Claude Gardin et Eric de Grolier, ont men&#233; &#224; la fois des r&#233;flexions th&#233;oriques, mais aussi con&#231;u et r&#233;alis&#233; des outils professionnels.Les contributions majeures de Robert Escarpit et de Jean Meyriat aux Sciences de l&#8217;information mais aussi aux Sciences de la communication sont &#224; rappeler. Jean Meyriat a &#233;t&#233; un acteur majeur dans l&#8217;institutionnalisation des Sciences de l&#8217;information et de la communication (SIC) en France. Il a pos&#233; les fondements th&#233;oriques d&#8217;une Science de l&#8217;information inscrite dans les sciences humaines et sociales et en lien avec les Sciences de la communication. D&#232;s 1950 il a collabor&#233; au programme de l&#8217;UNESCO et fait partie d&#8217;un comit&#233; d&#8217;experts et a &#233;t&#233; jusqu&#8217;en 1991 secr&#233;taire g&#233;n&#233;ral du Comit&#233; international pour l&#8217;information et la documentation en sciences sociales (CIIDSS) (UNESCO). En liaison avec l&#8217;UNESCO il a &#233;galement pr&#233;sid&#233; le comit&#233; de l&#8217;UNISIST sur la politique et les programmes de formation en information. Il a re&#231;u la m&#233;daille Aristote de l&#8217;UNESCO pour sa contribution &#224; la coop&#233;ration scientifique internationale.De son c&#244;t&#233; Madeleine Wolff-Terroine a toujours veill&#233; &#224; ne pas dissocier les innovations techniques de la recherche scientifique. Jacques Maniez, quant &#224; lui, alors que l&#8217;organisation des connaissances &#233;tait peu travaill&#233;e en France il y a une trentaine d&#8217;ann&#233;es, a opini&#226;trement travaill&#233; &#224; la cr&#233;ation du chapitre fran&#231;ais de l&#8217;ISKO. Son r&#244;le dans le d&#233;veloppement de la recherche francophone en Sciences de l&#8217;information-documentation est fondamental. La permanence d&#8217;ISKO-France est un bel hommage qui lui est rendu.Afin de t&#233;moigner et de prolonger les travaux de ces pr&#233;curseurs, le onzi&#232;me colloque d'ISKO-France invite &#224; proposer des contributions originales sur&#160;les fondements &#233;pist&#233;mologiques et th&#233;oriques des sciences de l&#8217;information-documentation, plus particuli&#232;rement sur les aspects li&#233;s&#160;:aux fondements &#233;pist&#233;mologiques et th&#233;oriques de l&#8217;organisation des connaissances (syst&#232;mes, sch&#233;mas et leur reconfiguration par le num&#233;rique)&#160;;aux th&#233;ories du document, au rayonnement des auteurs francophones et &#224; leur impact dans la d&#233;finition du concept de document&#160;;aux approches culturelles et sociales de l&#8217;organisation des connaissances (influence de la culture sur la conception d'instruments d&#8217;organisation des connaissances)&#160;;aux approches locales et globales de l&#8217;organisation des connaissances (approches&#160;glocales)&#160;;&#224; l&#8217;architecture de l&#8217;information et &#224; l&#8217;empreinte de Paul Otlet&#160;;&#224; la communication scientifique et &#224; la circulation des connaissances produites dans la discipline&#160;;&#224; la transdisciplinarit&#233; et l&#8217;interdisciplinarit&#233; et au r&#244;le des pr&#233;curseurs Robert Pag&#232;s, Jean-Claude Gardin et Eric de Grolier dans leur int&#233;gration dans les travaux d&#233;velopp&#233;s en Sciences de l&#8217;information-documentation&#160;;au r&#244;le des pr&#233;curseurs tels que Jean Meyriat et Robert Escarpit dans l&#8217;institutionnalisation des Sciences de l&#8217;information avec les Sciences de la communication et leur inscription dans les sciences humaines et sociales.Conf&#233;rences invit&#233;es Micheal Buckland, Professeur &#201;m&#233;rite, School of Library and Information Studies Universit&#233; de Californie &#224; Berkeley (&#201;tats-Unis) (S. Briet)Viviane Couzinet, Universit&#233; de Toulouse 3 (France) (J. Meyriat)Jos&#233; Augusto Guimar&#227;es, Universit&#233; de l&#8217;&#201;tat de S&#227;o Paulo (Br&#233;sil) (JC. Gardin)Birger Hj&#248;rland, Royal School of Library and Information Science (Danemark) (&#201;pist&#233;mologie de la classification en mettant l&#8217;accent sur les travaux d&#8217;Emile Durkheim et Marcel Mauss)Mich&#232;le Hudon, EBSI, Universit&#233; de Montr&#233;al (Canada) (J. Maniez)Fabrice Papy, Universit&#233; de Lorraine (France) (P. Otlet) (Mundaneum num&#233;rique et internet&#160; augment&#233;: visions et intuitions de Paul Otlet)Barbara Sosinska-Kalata, Department of Journalism, Information and Book Studies, Universit&#233; de Varsovie (Pologne) (approches &#233;pist&#233;mologiques)Comit&#233; scientifique internationalWidad Mustafa El Hadi, GERiiCO, Universit&#233; Lille 3 (France), Pr&#233;sidenteMembresCl&#233;ment Arsenault, EBSI, Universit&#233; de Montr&#233;al (Canada)Radia Bernaoui, &#201;cole Nationale Sup&#233;rieure V&#233;t&#233;rinaire d'Alger (Alg&#233;rie)Christian Bourret, Universit&#233; de Marne La Vall&#233;e (France)Laid Bouzidi, Universit&#233; Lyon 3 (France)Evelyne Broudoux, Laboratoire DICEN, CNAM, Paris (France)Grant Campbell,&#160;Faculty of Information and Media Studies, Universit&#233; de Western Ontario (Canada)Ghislaine Chartron, Laboratoire DICEN, CNAM, Paris (France)St&#233;phane Chaudiron, GERiiCO, Universit&#233; de Lille 3 (France)Emmanuelle Chevry-Pebayle, Universit&#233; de Strasbourg (France)Alain Capo Chichi,&#160;Pr&#233;sident du Groupe Universitaire CERCO,&#160;&#160;Cotonou (B&#233;nin)Lyne Da Sylva, EBSI, Universit&#233; de Montr&#233;al (Canada)Sylvie Dalbin, ATD, Paris (France)Marcilio De Brito, Universit&#233; de Brasilia (Br&#233;sil)Dani&#232;le Degez, Membre fondatrice d&#8217;ISKO-France, Paris (France)Stella Dextre Clarke, Information Consultant (Royaume-Uni)Mamadou Diarra, Directeur de l&#8217;&#201;cole de Biblioth&#233;caires Archivistes et Documentalistes (EBAD), Universit&#233; Cheikh Anta Diop, Dakar (S&#233;n&#233;gal)Laurence Favier, GERiiCO, Universit&#233; de Lille 3 (France)Antonietta Folino,&#160;Dipartimento di Lingue del Scienze del l'Educazione,&#160;Universit&#233; de Calabre (Italie)Alexandre Fortier, Faculty of Information and Media Studies, Universit&#233; de Western Ontario (Canada)Amel Fraisse, GERiiCO, Universit&#233;&#160;de Lille 3 (France)Claudio Gnoli, Universit&#233; de Pavia (Italie)Michel Gorin, Haute &#201;cole de Gestion de Gen&#232;ve (Suisse)Mohamed Hassoun, ENSSIB (France)Seth van Hoolande, Universit&#233; Libre de Bruxelles (Belgique)Alain Kiyindou, Professeur des universit&#233;s, Chaire Unesco Pratiques &#233;mergentes des technologies et communication pour le d&#233;veloppement, Universit&#233; Bordeaux-Montaigne (France)Omar Larouk, ENSSIB (France)Sylvie Leleu-Merviel,&#160;Universit&#233; de Valenciennes (France)Mar&#237;a L&#243;pez-Huertas,&#160;Universit&#233; de Grenade (Espagne)Elaine M&#233;nard, SIS, Universit&#233; McGill (Canada)Maria Aparecida Moura,Universit&#233; f&#233;d&#233;rale du Minas Gerais (Br&#233;sil)Esther Olembe,&#160;Chef du d&#233;partement de l&#8217;information documentaire, ESSTIC, Universit&#233; de Yaound&#233;, (Cameroun)C&#233;line&#160;Paganelli,&#160;Universit&#233; de Montpellier (France)Imad Saleh, Laboratoire Paragraphe, Universit&#233; de Paris 8 (France)Andrea Scharnhorst, Royal Academy of Arts and science, Amsterdam (Pays-Bas)Mohamed Sidir, Universit&#233; de Jule Vernes, Amiens (France)Aida Slavic, Universal Decimal Classification Consortium (UDCC), La Haye (Pays-Bas)Johanna Smit,&#160;Universit&#233; de S&#227;o Paulo (Br&#233;sil)Richard P. Smiraglia, School of Information Studies, Universit&#233; de Wisconsin-Milwaukee&#160;(&#201;tats-Unis)&#160;Joseph Tennis,&#160;Information School, University of Washington &#224; Seattle,&#160;&#160;(&#201;tats-Unis)&#160;Isma&#239;l Timimi, GERiiCO, Universit&#233; de Lille 3 (France)&#160;Maja Žumer, Universit&#233; de Ljubljana (Slov&#233;nie)Communication et site WebGilbert Capo Chichi, Docteur,&#160;GERiiCO, CERCO, B&#233;ninAntoine Henry, Doctorant, GRDF, Paris, membre ISKO-FranceMagdalena Shishenkova, Doctorante,&#160;GERiiCO, membre ISKO-FranceSamia Takhtoukh, Doctorante,&#160;GERiiCO, membre ISKO-FranceQuoc Tan Tran, Doctorant,&#160;GERiiCO, membre ISKO-FranceZuza Wiorog&#243;rska, Docteur, Membre associ&#233;&#160;GERiiCOCalendrier28 f&#233;vrier 2017&#160;: date limite de r&#233;ception des propositions.Les propositions (3 pages minimum, format Word) seront transmises via le syst&#232;me de gestion des conf&#233;rence EasyChair&#160;(https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iskofr2017). Sur le site EasyChair, si vous n&#8217;avez pas de compte, cliquez sur le lien &#171; Create an account &#187; et suivez les instructions. Si vous poss&#233;dez d&#233;j&#224; un compte EasyChair, entrez votre nom d&#8217;utilisateur et votre mot de passe, puis cliquez sur &#171; Log in &#187; (N.B. un compte cr&#233;e lors d'un autre colloque reste valable).&#160;Les propositions peuvent &#234;tre en fran&#231;ais ou en anglais. Chaque proposition sera examin&#233;e par au moins deux &#233;valuateurs du Comit&#233; scientifique, qui estimeront sa pertinence, sa validit&#233; scientifique, son originalit&#233; et la clart&#233; de sa pr&#233;sentation.31 mars&#160;&#160;2017&#160;: date de notification d'acceptation ou de refus.La notification d'acceptation sera envoy&#233;e, accompagn&#233;e des sp&#233;cifications techniques pour la publication. Celles-ci seront &#224; respecter imp&#233;rativement en vue de la publication des actes. Des demandes de modifications des textes pourront &#234;tre formul&#233;es aux auteurs.31 mai&#160;2017&#160;: date limite de r&#233;ception des versions d&#233;finitives.Les auteurs retenus adresseront les communications sous forme d'un texte complet. Le texte de la communication devra parvenir au comit&#233; de programme sous sa forme d&#233;finitive via EasyChair&#160;(https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iskofr2017). Il suffit de connecter et de cliquer sur la soumission pour remplacer le papier sous format Word ou PDF.10 juin 2017&#160;: date limite d'inscription au colloque pour au moins l'un des auteurs.L'acceptation d'une communication implique que l'un, au moins, des auteurs soit pr&#233;sent au colloque pour assurer sa pr&#233;sentation.11 et 12 juillet 2017 : dates du colloquesContact :&#160;communication@isko-france.asso.frLes actes du colloque seront publi&#233;s par le leader de l&#8217;&#233;dition fran&#231;aise des livres en sciences et techniques sous format imprim&#233; et sous format num&#233;rique ISTE,&#160;http://iste-editions.fr  Normal  0  false  false  false  EN-US  X-NONE  X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable{mso-style-name:"Tableau Normal";mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;mso-tstyle-colband-size:0;mso-style-noshow:yes;mso-style-priority:99;mso-style-qformat:yes;mso-style-parent:"";mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;mso-para-margin:0cm;mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;mso-pagination:widow-orphan;font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Times New Roman","serif";}11th Biennial Conference of the French ISKO Chapter,&#160;(International Society for Knowledge Organization),&#160;11-12th July 2017Conference venue : UNESCO Headquarters, 7 place de Fontenoy, ParisConference themeSince its creation in 1996, the French chapter of ISKO has been grappling with knowledge organization issues. This topic has been dealt with from different angles: knowledge organization structures, tools for mediation, forms and mechanisms for knowledge disseminating and sharing. Given that issues are at the center of information production and access as well as knowledge dissemination, the 11th edition of the ISKO-France conference aims to pay a tribute to the francophones theoreticians and visionaries of Information Science.Around 60 years ago, an academic discipline called Information Science or Library and Information Science was born across the Atlantic. How has it gradually become acclimatized to the intellectual and professional world of the Francophone researchers and practitioners, their modes of thought and their institutions? What has been the contribution of these specialists and researchers to the theoretical debates and practices stemming from the ongoing development of this science?The 2017 ISKO-France edition aim is to pay a tribute to the francophone visionaries and theoreticians of Information Science, such as Paul Otlet, Suzanne Briet, Jean-Claude Gardin, Eric de Grolier, Jean Meyriat, Robert Escarpit, Robert Pag&#232;s, Madeleine Wolff-Terroine, Jacques Maniez, Jacques Chaumier and George Van Slype. Each of these French-speaking authors has contributed to the construction of information science in the French-speaking world and even beyond. It is now time to link the traditions of knowledge organization of the 20th century &#8216;classifiers of the world&#8217; and all their followers, with the new digital methods of large scale information processing which are visible in search engines, in the Wikipedia project, in Europeana, and in the Web of Knowledge (Web 3.0). Paul Otlet, who is considered as a central figure, is known for his important advances in bibliography and information science, but also for his many intellectual intuitions which half a century ago anticipated the time of the Internet. Long forgotten by history, the Belgian documentalist has regained attention over the last twenty years.Suzanne Briet, still largely unknown in the 1990s by the majority of the French researchers in information science, enjoys today an important reputation in Anglo-Saxon countries. She is recognized as a leader in the modernization of French libraries and as a pioneer in Information Science. Other precursors of information-documentation in France, whose work is seen as making a significant contribution to information science, such as Robert Pag&#232;s, JeanClaude Gardin and Eric de Grolier, have led both theoretical reflections, but also designed and implemented professional tools. It is also important to recall the major contributions of Robert Escarpit and Jean Meyriat to the information science but also to the communication science. Jean Meyriat, has been a major player in the institutionalization of information and communication sciences in France. He laid the theoretical foundations of an information science embedded in the humanities and social sciences and in connection with the communication sciences. Since 1950 he has collaborated on the UNESCO program and is part of a committee of experts, SecretaryGeneral of the International Committee for Social Science Information and Documentation (ICIDSS) (UNESCO). From 1975 to 1982, in liaison with UNESCO, he chaired the UNISIST Committee on Policies and Information Training Programs.We should not forget either the contributions of Madeleine Wolff-Terroine, who has always been careful not to dissociate technical innovations from scientific research. Or Jacques Maniez who promoted knowledge organization when it was not yet well known in France some thirty years ago and tirelessly worked at creating the French ISKO chapter. His role in the development of Francophone research in Information Science was essential and remains highly visible in the permanence of ISKO-France and its activities.The 11th ISKO-France conference invites original contributions on the epistemological and theoretical foundations of the information science, in particular in relation to the following aspects:The epistemological and theoretical foundations of knowledge organization of (systems, schemes and their reconfiguration by digital technology);Document theory of the influence of French -speaking authors and their impact on the definition of the document;Cultural and social approaches to knowledge organization (influence of culture on the design of knowledge organization tools);Local and global approaches to knowledge organization (glocal approaches);Information architecture and the impact of Paul Otlet;Scientific communication and the dissemination of knowledge produced in the discipline;Transdisciplinarity and interdisciplinarity and the role of the precursors such as Robert Pag&#232;s, Jean-Claude Gardin and Eric de Grolier and the way they they integrated these idea sin the research developed in information science;The role of precursors such as Jean Meyriat and Robert Escarpit in the institutionalization of information science in France and their inclusion in the humanities and social sciences&#160; Keynote addressesMicheal Buckland, Emeritus Professor, School of Library and Information Studies University of California, Berkeley (USA) (S. Briet)Viviane Couzinet, University of Toulouse 3 (France) (J. Meyriat)Jos&#233; Augusto Guimar&#227;es, S&#227;o Paulo State University (Brazil) (JC. Gardin)Birger Hj&#248;rland, Royal School of Library and Information Science (Denmark)(Epistemology of classification with emphasis on Emile Durkheim and Marcel Mauss)Mich&#232;le Hudon, EBSI, University of Montr&#233;al (Canada) (J. Maniez)Fabrice Papy, University of Lorraine (France) (P. Otlet)(The digital Mundaneum and the augmented Internet: on Paul Otlet's visions and intuitions)Barbara Sosinska-Kalata, Department of Journalism, Information and Book Studies, University of Warsaw (Poland) (epistemological approaches)International Program CommitteeWidad Mustafa El Hadi, GERiiCO, University of Lille 3 (France), ChairMembersCl&#233;ment Arsenault, EBSI, University of Montreal (Canada)Radia Bernaoui, Higher National Veterinary School (ENSV) (Algeria)Christian Bourret, University of Marne-la-Vall&#233;e (France)Laid Bouzidi, University Lyon 3 (France)Evelyne Broudoux, Laboratory DICEN, CNAM, Paris (France)Grant Campbell, Faculty of Information and Media Studies, University of Western Ontario (Canada)Ghislaine Chartron, Laboratoire DICEN, CNAM, Paris (France)St&#233;phane Chaudiron, GERiiCO, University of Lille 3 (France)Emmanuelle Chevry-Pebayle, University of Strasbourg (France)Alain Capo Chichi, Pr&#233;sident du Groupe Universitaire CERCO, Cotonou (B&#233;nin)Lyne Da Sylva, EBSI, University of Montreal (Canada)Sylvie Dalbin, ATD, Paris (France)Marcilio De Brito, University of Brasilia, (Brazil)Dani&#232;le Degez, ISKO-France Founding member, Paris (France)Stella Dextre Clarke, Information Consultant (UK)Mamadou Diarra, Directeur de l&#8217;&#201;cole de Biblioth&#233;caires Archivistes et Documentalistes(EBAD), Universit&#233; Cheikh Anta Diop, Dakar (S&#233;n&#233;gal)Laurence Favier, GERiiCO, University of Lille 3 (France)Antonietta Folino, Dipartimento di Lingue del Scienze del l'Educazione, University of Calabria (Italy)Alexandre Fortier, Faculty of Information and Media Studies, University of Western Ontario, London (Canada)Amel Fraisse, GERiiCO, University of Lille 3 (France)Claudio Gnoli, University of Pavia (Italy)Michel Gorin, Haute &#201;cole de Gestion de Gen&#232;ve (HEG-Gen&#232;ve) (Switzerland)Mohamed Hassoun, ENSSIB (France)Seth van Hooland, Universit&#233; Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium)Alain Kiyindou, Chaire Unesco Pratiques &#233;mergentes des technologies et communication pour le d&#233;veloppement, Universit&#233; Bordeaux-Montaigne (France)Omar Larouk, ENSSIB (France)Sylvie Leleu-Merviel, University of Valenciennes (France)Mar&#237;a L&#243;pez-Huertas, University of Grenade (Spain)Elaine M&#233;nard, SIS, McGill University (Canada)Maria Aparecida Moura,Federal University of Minas Gerais (Brazil)Esther Olembe, Chef du d&#233;partement de l&#8217;information documentaire, ESSTIC, Universit&#233; de Yaound&#233;, (Cameroun)C&#233;line Paganelli, University of Montpellier (France)Imad Saleh, Lab. Paragraphe, University Paris 8 (France)Andrea Scharnhorst, Royal Academy of Arts and science, Amsterdam (Netherlands)Mohamed Sidir, University of Jule Vernes, Amiens (France)Aida Slavic, Universal Decimal Classification Consortium (UDCC), La Haye (Netherlands)Johanna Smit, University of S&#227;o Paulo (Brazil)Richard P. Smiraglia, School of Information Studies, University of Wisconsin&#8211;Milwaukee (USA)Joseph Tennis, Information School, University of Washington &#224; Seattle, (&#201;tats-Unis)Isma&#239;l Timimi, GERiiCO, University of Lille 3 (France)Maja Žumer, University of Ljubljana (Slovenia)Communication &#38; WebsiteGilbert Capo Chichi, PhD, GERiiCO, CERCO, B&#233;ninAntoine Henry, PhD candidate, GRDF, Paris, ISKO-France memberMagdalena Shishenkova, PhD candidate, GERiiCO, ISKO-France memberSamia Takhtoukh, PhD candidate, GERiiCO, ISKO-France memberQuoc Tan Tran, PhD candidate, GERiiCO, ISKO-France memberZuza Wiorog&#243;rska, PhD, Associated member of GERiiCOTimelineDeadline for submission of proposals: February 28th 2017Notification of acceptance or refusal: March 31st 2017Deadline for final version: May 31th 2017Deadline for registration: June 10th 2017Submission GuidelinesPotential authors are invited to submit a manuscript of three or four pages in Word format. As reviewing will be blind, authors are asked to remove all texts that will enable reviewer to identify them. The proposal (3 pages minimum, Word format) must be submitted via EasyChair conference management system (https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iskofr2017)before February 28th 2017.If you do not have an EasyChair account, please follow the instructions provided by the platform and create one. Each proposal will be reviewed by at least two reviewers from the Scientific Committee, who will evaluate its relevance, scientific validity, originality and the proposal clarity.March 31st 2017: Notification date of acceptance or refusal.The acceptance notification will be sent with technical specifications for publication. They must be necessarily respected regarding the future proceedings publication.May 31th 2017: The final paper submission deadline. The accepted authors must submit the final version (in Word or PDF format) of their paper through the Easychair systemJune 10th 2017: The deadline for registration.Contact: communication@isko-france.asso.frConference proceedings will be published by ISTE Editions.&#160;