2nd Edition Conference History – Budapest 2021

The 2nd edition was supposed to be held in Budapest from 19-21 March 2021. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, presenters from Hungary, Poland, Germany, South Africa, Indonesia, and the US asked the organizing committee to shift to the virtual presentation format. Thus, the 2nd edition was held entirely online.

The 2nd edition explored how communities adapt and how technology helps this process. Main discussions covered the effects of digital tools on society, studies on youth and identity growth, and the latest ideas in city planning and development. The main themes included themes such as:

Digital Sociology
Youth and Identity
Urban Planning and Development

Media Gallery

Highlighted Speakers

Mr.Alejandro Olin Doria Gil

Universidad Americana de Europa (UNADE),Mexico

Article title :
Is the pandemic management response related to official populism? Lessons learned from COVID-19 so far

Ms.ATHANASIA CHOLEVA

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,Greece

Article title :
Teaching Human Rights through Educational Drama; How Difficult Can It Be? A quantitative research with in-service teachers in Greece

Mr.Christina Klos

Temple University,USA

Article title :
‘Pirate will never stop; it’s cyclical. If you push people hard enough, they’ll find a mode of expression: A study of community & pirate radio in Scotland

Mrs.Natalia Mchedlishvili

Free University of Tbilisi,Georgia

Article title :
Sexual violence and the Object of Attribution of Responsibility in Georgian Youth

Prof.Evridiki Zachopoulou

International Hellenic University,Greece

Article title :
Preliminary results from the UMBRELLA project : A volunteer-mentoring initiative for socially disadvantaged university students

Mr.Theodore Goutas

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,Greece

Article title :
Implementation of the School-Wide Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports Approach in 30 Greek primary schools

Mrs.Gulshat Hudayberdiyeva

Turkmen state institute of finance,Turkmenistan

Article title :
METHODS OF TEACHING NEW WORDS RELATING TO THE ECONOMY

Prof.Miichael Owusu Tabiri

Ghana Communication Technology University,Ghana

Article title :
Fossilization among university students- A concern of SLA in Ghana

Mr.GIANLUCA TIROZZI

University of Rome Sapienza,Italy

Article title :
Anger, Action and Hope: A Picture of Islamist Terrorists by Means of Qualitative Research, Sentiment Analysis and Machine Learning

Dr.Olena Klymentova

Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv,Ukraine

Article title :
UKRAINIAN RELIGIOUS ADVERTISING: the evolutionary dynamics of semiotic code

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