Since its inaugural event, the conference has focused on offering a structured and trustworthy platform for sharing high-quality, peer-reviewed research across all social science disciplines.
Over many successful editions, it has built a dependable global community dedicated to advancing knowledge of human behavior, society, and policy. Its strict commitment to a double-blind peer review process protects the integrity and quality of all published work, reinforcing its reputation as a reliable partner for researchers worldwide.
Explore our previous academic conference editions and their highlights
Digital Ethics, Social Justice, and Human Resilience
The 9th edition in Copenhagen addressed the complex intersection of digital transformation and social equity. Key themes included the ethical implications of Algorithmic Authority and AI, the socio-legal challenges of human trafficking, and private debt. Experts from many disciplines and countries gathered to discuss:
Future of Social Research: AI, Ethics, and Human Experience
The 8th edition placed a strong emphasis on how emerging technologies shape everyday life. Sessions explored the ethical use of AI in social structures, the impact of educational technology on global learning, and new approaches to rebuilding societies in post-conflict regions. Experts from many disciplines and countries gathered to discuss:
Social Inclusion and Community Development in a Digital Era
In Rome, the focus shifted toward creating fairer and more resilient communities. Researchers examined practical approaches in social work and community engagement, trends in youth political involvement, and solutions aimed at reducing the global digital divide. Some of the themes and topics researchers discussed include:
Innovation in Social Data and Evidence-Based Policy
The 6th edition in Berlin focused on clear research methods and practical use. Sessions looked at new approaches in quantitative studies, reviews of current public health policies, and recent research on criminology and justice systems. The key topics included:
Culture, Communication, and Global Networks
This conference explored how individuals and communities interact across different cultures. Researchers shared studies on effective intercultural communication, protecting cultural heritage and tourism in today’s world, and the psychology behind learning and educational success. The key themes explored included:
Environmental Policy and Sustainable Societies
The 4th edition of the conference placed environmental issues at the center of social research. Presentations covered the sociology of climate change, improvements in public administration, and studies supporting gender equality in both policy and practice. The main themes discussed included:
Global Challenges and Human Behavior
The 3rd edition of the conference centered on the psychological and social reactions to global uncertainty. It examined how people make decisions through behavioral economics, approaches to resolving conflicts, and the ethical issues involved in immigration. Experts explored key themes such as:
Social Resilience and Urban Digitalization
The 2nd edition of the conference, which was held during a period of great social change (COVID-19 Pandemic), 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:
Foundations in Contemporary Social Issues and Policy
The 1st edition of the conference helped form the base of its academic community. Researchers shared work in political psychology, examined the ethics and effects of media, and reviewed developing trends in social policy and welfare programs. The key themes among the papers submitted were:
The foundation of the success of the conference is a strict double-blind peer review system applied to every submission. This strong focus on quality ensures that all research in the proceedings is dependable and trustworthy, offering a solid base for future studies.
The steady involvement of scholars from many countries has created a strong international network. These organized partnerships lead to new research projects, fresh perspectives on shared social issues, and professional connections that support real progress in understanding human and social behavior.
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