The International Conference on Knowledge, Culture and Society (ICKCS 2026) focuses on exploring the intersections of knowledge, culture, and society across various academic and professional disciplines.
Key Topics
Anthropology
Communication and information technologies in social sciences
Economic reforms and growth
Education science and technology
Behavioral and psychological sciences
Data mining in social science
Complexity theory in the social sciences
Computation and social networks
Area studies (African, American, Asian, European, Hispanic, Islamic, Jewish, Christian)
Digital libraries, archives, and repositories
Applied social modeling and simulation
Confluence of social networks, artificial intelligence, and complexity
Education and information technologies
Criminology and criminal justice studies with international relations
Communities and communications
Who should Attend
Social science researchers
Anthropologists
Data analysts
Criminologists
Economists
Educational technologists
Academics in area studies
Policy makers
Psychologists
Communication experts
Library and archival professionals
Behavioral scientists
Complex systems theorists
Technologists in education
AI and social network specialists
Past Events
International Conference on Knowledge, Culture and Society (ICKCS 2026) - 2026, (57660)
International Conference on Knowledge, Culture and Society (ICKCS 2025) - 26-27 Aug 2025, Manchester, United Kingdom (66053)
International Conference on Knowledge, Culture and Society - 04-05 May 2024, Zagreb, Croatia (66052)
International Conference on Knowledge, Culture and Society - 15-16 Jul 2023, Bella Italia Populo Guest House, Ponta Delgada, Portugal (99867)
International Conference on Knowledge, Culture and Society (ICKCS) 2027
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Event Categories
Science: Anthropology, Arts studies, Communication Studies, Economics, Humanities, Political science, Social sciences