Conference Chair/Eminent Speakers

  • Prof. Dr. Jiri Strouhal University of Economics Prague, Prague, Czech Republic

  • Prof. Dr. Khoren Albert Mkhitaryan Armenian State University of Economics, Armenia

  • Asso. Prof. Dr. Bekim Fetaji South East European University, Faculty of Contemporary Sciences and Technologies, Republic of Macedonia

  • Prof. Edo Shonin Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom

  • Prof. David Ang Auburn University Montgomery, United States

  • Dr. Judith A. Magnetico Professor, Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute Of Technology, Phillipines

  • Dr. Louicius Michel Professor, School of Business, Canadian University College, Canada

  • Assoc. Prof. Mukesh Kumar Barua Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India

  • Dr. Keith Lehrer Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies, York University, Canada

  • Dr. Asep Juarna Associate Professor, Gunadarma University, Jakarta, Indonesia

  • Dr. Nazlina Shaari Associate Professor, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia

  • Prof. Khalil A. El Medani Mohamed Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Science, Sharjah University, UAE

  • Prof. Dr. Y. Thaweesak King Mongkuts University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand

  • Dr. Valerie FERNANDES Dean of the Faculty Associate Professor La Rochelle Business School, France

  • Syarifah Amelia, S. Sos., M. Si. Lecturer, Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Indonesia

  • Wijdan Eltijani Elsiddig Abbas Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Faculty of social and Administration Sciences, Naif Arab University for Security Sciences, Saudi Arabia

  • Dr. Abdulmohsen A. Dashti The English Department, The College Basic Education, Ardhiya, Kuwait

  • Dr.T.Vijaya Kumar Professor, National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, India

  • Prof. Bahaeddin Najafi Free Islamic University, Marvdasht Branch, Iran

  • Prof. MAEDA Kazuaki Full Professor CHUBU UNIVERSITY Matsumoto-cho, Aichi, JAPAN

Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields:

 I. The Humanities

The Humanities focus on the study of human culture, using methods that are primarily critical, analytical, or speculative, and distinguishing the field from the empirical approaches of the natural sciences.

A. Core Disciplines

  • Philosophy:

    • Metaphysics (Reality, Existence, Time)

    • Epistemology (Knowledge, Truth, Belief)

    • Ethics (Moral Philosophy, Applied Ethics)

    • Logic (Reasoning, Argument Structure)

    • Political Philosophy

    • Aesthetics (Art and Beauty)

  • History:

    • World History (Ancient, Medieval, Modern)

    • Regional/National History (e.g., European, American, Asian History)

    • Thematic History (e.g., Economic History, Intellectual History, Military History)

    • Historiography (The study of historical writing)

  • Literature:

    • Literary Theory and Criticism

    • Poetry, Prose (Fiction and Nonfiction), Drama

    • Comparative Literature

    • World and Regional Literature (e.g., English, French, Latin American)

    • Rhetoric and Composition

B. Arts and Culture

  • Art History:

    • Periods and Movements (e.g., Renaissance, Baroque, Modernism)

    • Visual Culture and Theory

    • Architecture

  • Music:

    • Music Theory and Composition

    • Music History (Classical, Jazz, Contemporary)

    • Ethnomusicology (Music and Culture)

  • Performing Arts:

    • Theatre Arts and Drama

    • Dance Studies

    • Film and Media Studies

C. Language and Linguistics

  • Languages:

    • Classical Languages (e.g., Latin, Ancient Greek)

    • Modern Languages

    • Linguistics (The scientific study of language)

    • Sociolinguistics (Language and society)

    • Historical Linguistics (Language change over time)

D. Religious and Classical Studies

  • Religious Studies:

    • Theology

    • Comparative Religions

    • Mythology and Folklore

  • Classical Studies:

    • Greek and Roman Civilizations

    • Classical Archaeology and Literature

II. The Social Sciences

The Social Sciences are concerned with the study of human behavior, social relationships, and human society, often employing empirical and quantitative research methods.

A. Core Disciplines

  • Sociology:

    • Social Theory

    • Social Stratification (Class, Status, Power)

    • Sociology of Family, Religion, or Education

    • Criminology and Deviance

    • Urban and Rural Sociology

  • Anthropology:

    • Cultural Anthropology (Ethnography)

    • Physical/Biological Anthropology

    • Archaeology

    • Linguistic Anthropology

  • Political Science:

    • Comparative Politics (Different governmental systems)

    • International Relations (Global politics, Foreign Policy)

    • Political Theory (Ideologies, Justice)

    • Public Administration and Policy

  • Economics:

    • Microeconomics (Individual and Firm Behavior)

    • Macroeconomics (National Economy, GDP, Inflation)

    • Econometrics (Statistical methods in Economics)

    • Development Economics

    • Behavioral Economics

  • Psychology:

    • Cognitive Psychology (Perception, Memory, Learning)

    • Social Psychology (Group behavior, Attitudes)

    • Developmental Psychology (Lifespan changes)

    • Clinical Psychology and Abnormal Behavior

    • Biological/Neuropsychology

B. Interdisciplinary and Applied Fields

  • Geography:

    • Human Geography (Population, Culture, Economy)

    • Physical Geography (Earth Systems)

    • Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

  • Communication Studies:

    • Mass Communication and Media Effects

    • Interpersonal Communication

    • Organizational Communication

  • Demography:

    • Population Studies (Birth rates, Migration, Aging)

  • Area Studies:

    • Focused study of specific geographical regions (e.g., African Studies, East Asian Studies).

  • Public Health:

    • Social determinants of health

    • Health policy

  • Law (Social Science Aspect):

    • Jurisprudence (Philosophy of Law)

    • Legal History and Sociology of Law

 III. Interdisciplinary and Overlapping Fields

Many contemporary fields blur the line between the two, drawing heavily on methods and theories from both areas.

  • Cultural Studies: Intersection of literature, sociology, media, and history.

  • Gender and Sexuality Studies: Examination of gender, sex, and sexuality across cultures and history.

  • Digital Humanities: Application of computational tools to humanistic data.

  • Environmental Studies: Drawing on economics, geography, history, and ethics to examine human interaction with the environment.