Call for papers/Topics

Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields:

1. The Humanities: The Study of Human Culture

The humanities explore how people process and document the human experience.

A. Philosophy & Ethics

• Metaphysics & Epistemology: The nature of reality, existence, and the limits of human knowledge.

• Applied Ethics: Bioethics, Environmental Ethics, and AI Ethics (the moral status of synthetic agents).

• Political Philosophy: Justice, rights, and the social contract in a post-globalized world.

• Aesthetics: The philosophy of art, beauty, and digital creativity.

B. History & Archaeology

• Digital History: Using "Big Data" and AI to analyze historical trends and archival records.

• Oral History & Memory Studies: Preservation of indigenous voices and traumatic memory (e.g., post-conflict societies).

• Public History: History in museums, heritage sites, and digital media.

• Bio-Archaeology: Using genetic testing and forensic science to study ancient human migrations.

C. Languages & Literature

• Comparative Literature: Analyzing themes across different cultures and languages.

• Digital Humanities: Computational analysis of texts, mapping literary networks, and digital storytelling.

• Linguistics:

  • Sociolinguistics: How language interacts with identity, class, and power.

  • Computational Linguistics: The logic behind Natural Language Processing (NLP).

• Post-Colonial & Diaspora Literature: Stories of migration, borders, and hybrid identities.

D. The Arts & Visual Culture

• Art History & Museology: The evolution of visual expression and the ethics of repatriation (returning artifacts).

• Performing Arts: Theater, dance, and musicology in the age of virtual performance.

• Media Studies: Cinema, television, and the impact of "Short-Form" video culture on human attention.

2. Social Sciences: The Study of Human Behavior

Social sciences apply scientific methodologies to understand how societies function.

A. Psychology & Behavioral Sciences

• Cognitive Psychology: How we think, learn, and remember.

• Cyber-Psychology: The impact of social media, gaming, and virtual reality on mental health.

• Organizational Psychology: Productivity, leadership, and "The Future of Work" (remote vs. hybrid).

• Neuropsychology: The biological basis of behavior and brain-computer interfaces.

B. Sociology & Social Policy

• Urban Sociology: Smart cities, gentrification, and the "15-minute city" concept.

• Social Inequality: Intersectional studies of race, gender, class, and the "Digital Divide."

• Sociology of Health: Public health responses, vaccine hesitancy, and health equity.

• Criminology: Cybercrime forensics, restorative justice, and predictive policing.

C. Political Science & International Relations

• Geopolitics: Resource wars, energy security, and the shift toward a multipolar world.

• Democracy & Governance: Fighting disinformation, electronic voting, and the rise of populism.

• Peace & Conflict Studies: Mediation, non-proliferation, and the impact of "gray zone" warfare.

D. Economics & Development

• Behavioral Economics: Why humans make "irrational" financial decisions.

• Sustainable Development: The "Green Economy" and the economics of climate adaptation.

• Macroeconomics: Inflation, global supply chains, and the role of decentralized finance (DeFi).