International Conference on Political Sciences

Topics

• Political institutions and governance
• Public Policy and Administration
• Public policy and governance
• Public administration
• Social inequality and poverty
• Policy learning and policy change
• Public welfare
• Economic governance
• Democratic governance
• Social protection
• Public transparence
• Social justice
• Care policy
• Migration and integration
• Political economy and development
• Identity politics
• Urban politics
• State politics and policy
• Global public health policies
• Health politics and policy
• Policy Analysis
• Public trust
• Globalization and regional integration
• International Relations
• Nationalism
• Strategic studies
• Policy challenges in the Global South
• Regional power dynamics and cooperation
• Sovereignty
• Post-globalization populism
• Geopolitics
• Non-state actors
• Covid-19 pandemic crisis
• Power blocs
• European studies
• Global community
• Geopolitics
• Non-proliferation
• Global community
• Covid-19 pandemic crisis
• Foreign policy
• Federalism and intergovernmental relations
• Brexit
• International security and arms control
• International cooperation in crises
• Global markets
• European Union
• United Nations
• Political Sociology
• International legal bodies
• Political polarization
• Democracy and democratization
• Socio-political mobilization
• Vulnerabilities and resilience
• New populisms
• Conflict and adaptation
• Elections and voting behavior
• Political behavior and public opinion
• Social movements and political change
• Political participation
• Interest groups
• Unrests and protests
• Political psychology
• Human rights and social justice
• Campaign dynamics
• Political engagement
• Race, ethnicity and politics
• Transnational activism
• Political networks
• Political communication
• Politics, Literature and Film
• Political organizations and parties
• Political Theory and Philosophy
• Media and communication in politics
• Global Political Theory
• Contemporary political theory
• Political thinking
• Political philosophy
• Critical studies of power
• Political Methodology
• Politics and History
• Women and minorities in political theory
• Historical Political Science
• International history and politics
• Constitutional Politics
• Authoritarian Politics
• Comparative democratization
• Comparative Politics
• Political party systems
• Comparative political institutions
• Democratization
• Presidentialism and parliamentarism
• Patronage and clientelism
• Political corruption
• Peace and Conflict Processes
• Representation and electoral systems
• Peace and Conflict Studies
• Security and conflict resolution
• Conflict transformation
• Intergroup peace
• Rebel governance and mobilization
• Extremism and violence
• Civilians and political parties
• Militias and military actors
• Identity and grievance driven conflicts
• Peacebuilding agents
• Conflicts and global trade
• Russia-Ukraine War
• E-democracy (Electronic Democracy)
• Information Technology and Politics
• Internet Governance
• Information and disinformation management
• Digital transformation and national politics
• Security Threats and Virtual propaganda
• AI in public sector decision-making
• Social Media and Democracy
• Science, Technology and Environmental Politics
• Technology governance
• Feminine and feminist political discourse
• Women, Gender and Politics
• Empowerment of women
• Women and democracy
• Global politics and Queer theory
• Feminist theory
• Anti-gender movements
• Women in Politics
• Women and public policy
• Gender inequality
• Women, religion and politics
• Women and politics in third world countries
• Global women’s movement
• Eco-feminism
• Environmental Policies
• Human rights
• Sustainable development Challenges
• Climate policy and action
• Global environmental justice
• Climate response measures
• NGOs and climate litigation
• Climate politics or governance
• Climate Security
• Climate change and economic insecurity
• Migration, climate change, and human security
• State of climate emergency
• Regional Studies
• Intergovernmental cooperation

Who should Attend

• International relations scholars
• Political scientists
• Those interested in government
• Public policy analysts
• And public affairs
• Diplomacy
• University professors
• Students