Budapest, Mar 2021

Conference History

Due to the global Coronavirus pandemic, Oral speakers of the 2nd World Conference on Research in Social Sciences announced their decision to be shifted to Virtual presentation mode. Therefore, the SOCIALSCIENCESCONF Organizing Committee decided to hold the conference entirely Online. The Virtual presentations were delivered via an online electronic forum (Webinar), where the participants engaged in lively discussions during the conference.

Virtual Session

Highlighted Speakers

AuthorArticle titleAffiliation
Dr.Lorenzo CherubiniNational Commissions: Implications of ReconciliationBrock University,Canada
Dr.Olena KlymentovaUKRAINIAN RELIGIOUS ADVERTISING: the evolutionary dynamics of semiotic codeTaras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv,Ukraine
Mr.GIANLUCA TIROZZIAnger, Action and Hope: A Picture of Islamist Terrorists by Means of Qualitative Research, Sentiment Analysis and Machine LearningUniversity of Rome Sapienza,Italy
Prof.Miichael Owusu TabiriFossilization among university students- A concern of SLA in GhanaGhana Communication Technology University,Ghana
Mrs.Gulshat HudayberdiyevaMETHODS OF TEACHING NEW WORDS RELATING TO THE ECONOMYTurkmen state institute of finance,Turkmenistan
Mr.Theodore GoutasImplementation of the School-Wide Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports Approach in 30 Greek primary schoolsAristotle University of Thessaloniki,Greece
Prof.Evridiki ZachopoulouPreliminary results from the UMBRELLA project : A volunteer-mentoring initiative for socially disadvantaged university studentsInternational Hellenic University,Greece
Mrs.Natalia MchedlishviliSexual violence and the Object of Attribution of Responsibility in Georgian YouthFree University of Tbilisi,Georgia
Mr.Christina Klos‘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 ScotlandTemple University,USA
Ms.ATHANASIA CHOLEVATeaching Human Rights through Educational Drama; How Difficult Can It Be? A quantitative research with in-service teachers in GreeceAristotle University of Thessaloniki,Greece
Mr.Alejandro Olin Doria GilIs the pandemic management response related to official populism? Lessons learned from COVID-19 so farUniversidad Americana de Europa (UNADE),Mexico