54th Global Congress on Social Sciences (GCSS 2025)

The 54th Global Congress on Social Sciences (GCSS 2025) examines contemporary issues and developments across the disciplines of sociology, anthropology, political science, economics, psychology, geography, communication, history, law, and education.

Topics

• Global and transnational history
• Political theory and philosophy
• Health communication
• Ritual and religion
• Environmental psychology
• Sociology of education
• Urban sociology and gentrification
• Environmental law
• Digital media and online communication
• Public finance and fiscal policy
• Migration and immigration
• Economic development and sustainability
• Educational psychology and learning
• Educational technology
• Oral history and memory
• Digital anthropology and online communities
• Legal history
• Financial markets and regulation
• Rhetoric and persuasion
• Cultural history and identity
• Human migration and mobility
• Archaeology and the study of the past
• Tourism and recreation geography
• Comparative legal systems
• Media studies and society
• Urban geography and planning
• Cross-cultural psychology
• Labor economics and unemployment
• Teacher training and development
• Social justice and the law
• Conflict and peace studies
• Digital history and new methodologies
• Criminal law and justice
• Cultural anthropology and diversity
• Constitutional law and governance
• Public relations and advertising
• Educational policy and reform
• Sustainability and resource management
• Political ideologies
• International law
• Human evolution and physical anthropology
• Human rights
• Work and organizations
• Behavioral economics
• Medical anthropology and health across cultures
• Digital sociology and the impact of technology on social life
• Economic geography and regional development
• History of science and technology
• Political geography and geopolitics
• Vocational education
• Criminal law and justice
• Social inequality (class, race, gender, sexuality)
• Social history and everyday life
• Health geography and spatial epidemiology
• Communication and cultural communication
• Political institutions and governance
• Cognitive psychology and decision-making
• Constitutional law and governance
• Environmental geography and climate change
• Anthropology of globalization
• History of science and technology
• Developmental psychology across the lifespan
• Applied anthropology in various settings
• Special education
• Political history and state formation
• Political communication and public opinion
• Clinical psychology and mental health
• Linguistic anthropology and communication
• Environmental economics
• Sociology of law
• Journalism and media ethics
• Social psychology and group behavior
• Public policy and administration
• Higher education
• Human rights law
• Educational policy and reform
• Geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial analysis
• The psychology of technology and digital behavior
• Gender history
• Ethnicity and identity
• International relations and global politics
• Curriculum and instruction
• Crime and deviance
• Digital sociology and the impact of technology on social life
• Anthropology of globalization
• Comparative politics
• Personality and individual differences
• Cultural geography and place
• Lifelong learning
• Democracy and democratization
• Psychology and well-being
• Psychology and group behavior
• Sociology of health and illness
• Media ethics
• Social movements and collective behavior
• Behavioral economics

Who should Attend

• Policy makers and public officials
• Media professionals and communication experts
• Urban and regional planners
• Historians and archivists
• Researchers in social sciences
• Graduate and postgraduate students
• Educators and curriculum developers
• Psychologists and mental health practitioners
• Economists and development specialists
• Legal scholars and practitioners
• Anthropologists and sociologists
• Political analysts and scientists
• Environmental scientists and geographers
• NGO and civil society members
• Social workers and human rights advocates