The 9th International Conference on Future of Social Sciences and Humanities (FSHCONF) presents research and developments in social sciences and humanities, covering sociology, anthropology, law, philosophy, education, communication, psychology, and religion.
Key Topics
- Sociology
- Addiction & substance abuse
- Crime & socio-legal studies
- Social policy, social work and legislation
- Social movements & collective behavior
- Urban and rural sociology
- Population, poverty & wealth
- Human & civil rights
- Discrimination & prejudice
- Labor, work & employment relations
- Social theory, stratification & mobility
- Peace & war, violence, punishment & rehabilitation
- Feminism, gender & workforce diversity
- Leisure, recreation & sports
- Education, childhood & family sociology
- Sociology of knowledge, law, religion, music, and the family
- Anthropology
- Applied, cultural, political, urban, and medical anthropology
- Economic, educational, organizational, and linguistic anthropology
- Ethnography, ethnohistory, ethnology, and ethnomusicology
- Theological anthropology
- Law & Political Studies
- Administrative, advertising, antitrust, consumer protection, and Islamic law
- Human rights, election laws, governance, and transparency
- International law, organizations, relations, and labor law
- Military justice, war crimes, parliamentary systems, and sovereignty
- Political science, political philosophy, parties, movements, and campaigns
- Sports law, mass communications law, public administration & policy
- Philosophy
- Analytic, critical, postmodern, social, and political philosophy
- Eastern, Western, ancient & classical, medieval & renaissance philosophy
- Philosophy of mind, science, language, religion
- Logic, metaphysics, epistemology, existentialism, pragmatism, realism, romanticism, transcendentalism, positivism, utilitarianism
- Education
- Classroom management, curriculum & instruction
- Early, elementary, secondary, higher & adult education
- Education law & policy, educational standards, technology, and theory
- Learning styles & disabilities, science and social studies education
- Communication & Media
- Advertising & public relations, journalism, political communication
- Business & organizational communication, human communication, internet, telecommunications, television
- Language & linguistics, literary theory, literary styles & movements
- Poetry, short stories, literature & art, media studies, rhetoric & public speaking
- Bilingualism, phonetics & phonology, psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics
- Psychology
- Brain & behaviour, cognitive, developmental, educational, experimental psychology
- Business/occupational psychology, counseling and therapy
- Groups & organizations, learning & developmental disabilities
- Mental health, personality & emotions, relationships & the family
- Social psychology, community & cross-cultural psychology, psychological testing & assessment
- Religion
- Religions & traditions, contemporary religion & society
- Culture, religion & politics, ethnicity, race & religion
- Indigenous religions, inter-religious relations, philosophy of religion
Who should Attend
- Academics and researchers in social sciences and humanities
- University lecturers and educators
- Policy makers and legal scholars
- Anthropologists, sociologists, psychologists, and philosophers
- Students and practitioners in education, communication, and religious studies
