Conference Description:

Topics of interest for submission include any topics related to:

I. Humanities:

Literature:
Literary theory and criticism
Comparative literature
World literature
Genre studies (e.g., fiction, poetry, drama)
Specific historical periods or movements
Author studies
Digital humanities and literary analysis
Translation studies
Creative writing pedagogy
Literature and social justice
History:
Ancient history
Medieval history
Early modern history
Modern history
World history
Social history
Cultural history
Economic history
Political history
Military history
Oral history
Public history and memory
Historiography
Digital history
Philosophy:
Ethics (e.g., applied ethics, bioethics, environmental ethics)
Epistemology
Metaphysics
Logic
Political philosophy
Social philosophy
Philosophy of mind
Philosophy of science
History of philosophy (e.g., ancient, modern, continental)
Existentialism and phenomenology
Critical theory
Languages and Linguistics:
Applied linguistics
Sociolinguistics
Psycholinguistics
Historical linguistics
Computational linguistics
Discourse analysis
Language acquisition
Language policy and planning
Translation and interpretation studies
Lexicography
Semiotics
Arts and Culture:
Art history and criticism
Musicology and music theory
Performance studies (e.g., theatre, dance)
Film studies and cinema
Cultural studies
Media studies
Digital art and technology
Fashion and design
Cultural heritage and preservation
Museum studies
Aesthetics
II. Social Sciences:

Sociology:
Social theory
Social inequality (e.g., class, race, gender)
Social change and development
Urban sociology
Rural sociology
Medical sociology
Criminology and deviance
Family and kinship
Sociology of religion
Sociology of education
Sociology of work and organizations
Political sociology
Environmental sociology
Digital sociology
Political Science:
Political theory
Comparative politics
International relations
Public administration
Public policy
Political economy
Electoral studies
Political behavior
Geopolitics
Human rights
Peace and conflict studies
Psychology:
Cognitive psychology
Social psychology
Developmental psychology
Clinical psychology
Educational psychology
Organizational psychology
Health psychology
Neuropsychology
Forensic psychology
Cross-cultural psychology
Positive psychology
Anthropology:
Cultural anthropology
Social anthropology
Archaeology
Linguistic anthropology
Biological/Physical anthropology
Medical anthropology
Urban anthropology
Applied anthropology
Ethnography
Material culture
Kinship studies
Ritual and religion
Economics:
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Econometrics
Development economics
International economics
Financial economics
Labor economics
Environmental economics
Behavioral economics
Economic history
Public economics
Geography:
Human geography
Physical geography
Urban geography
Regional geography
Political geography
Economic geography
Environmental geography
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Cartography
Climate change studies
Sustainability studies
Communication Studies:
Interpersonal communication
Mass communication
Digital communication
Organizational communication
Public relations
Advertising and marketing communication
Media effects
Cultural communication
Rhetoric
Journalism studies
III. Management Studies:

Business Administration:
Strategic management
Organizational behavior
Human resource management
Marketing management
Financial management
Operations management

Information technology management

International business
Entrepreneurship
Innovation management
Supply chain management
Business ethics and social responsibility
Public Management:
Public policy analysis
Public administration theory
Nonprofit management
Governance and accountability
Public finance
Urban and regional planning
Healthcare management
Educational administration
Tourism and Hospitality Management:
Tourism planning and development
Hospitality operations
Event management
Sustainable tourism
Cultural tourism
Destination marketing
Economics and Management Interface:
Managerial economics
Behavioral economics in management
Organizational economics
IV. Interdisciplinary Themes:

Many conferences also focus on themes that bridge these disciplines, such as:

Globalization and its impacts
Sustainability and development
Social justice and human rights
Technology and society
Cultural identity and diversity
Health and well-being in society
Education and social change
The impact of artificial intelligence
Climate change and societal responses
Digital humanities and social sciences
Gender studies and intersectionality