Conference on Future of Social Sciences and Humanities
500 attendees
40 speakers
100 posters
Welcome to the 2nd International Conference on Future of Social Sciences and Humanities. Following the success of the 2019 event, we are delighted to once again organize this premier academic event that will address the most pressing needs and emerging trends in the field. Join us for the three days of learning. Engage in discussions with our prestigious panel of speakers and your peers. Share your own research findings. Whether you are applying to present at the event or are looking to join as an attendee, it will be our pleasure to welcome you at FSHCONF 2020.
The event will take place on the 15th-17th of May in the historic city of Prague, Czech Republic. The first edition was organized in Warsaw, Poland.
FSHCONF will look at the disrupting trends brought about by technologies and other socio-economic and political factors. In order to stay on top of the latest developments, it is crucial to engage in discussions and cross-border learning. This conference is your opportunity to do just that! So mark the dates in your calendar and see you in Prague!
- Submission Deadlines: 20 April, 2020
- Early Registration Deadlines: 20 February, 2020
- Late Registration Deadlines: 01 May, 2020
Topics Covered Include
- Aging
- Ambient awareness
- Anti-vaccination
- Black Lives Matter
- Caring or Research for the Elderly
- Child Research
- Class
- Cliques
- Conflict theory
- Consumerism
- Counter-cultures
- Cults
- Cultural appropriation
- Cultural assimilation
- Equal pay
- Ethic in Society/Online Society
- Ethnicity
- Family issues
- Family Research
- Fandom
- Fashion trends
- Flocking behavior
- Gender Issues
- Globalization Impacts
- Mass Media
- Nationality
- Occupy movement
- Online dating
- Online Society/Online Community
- Patriotism
- Police brutality
- Poverty gap
- Protest
- Social media activism
- Social Policy and Social Legislation
- Social Psychology
- Social Research or Social Science
- Social stratification
- Social Works in Modern Society
- Spirituality and religion
- Stereotypes
- Sub-cultures
- Superstitions
- Technology/Criminology in Society
- Work place
- Youth culture
- Advertising
- Bias
- Bot journalists
- Cartoons
- Comic strips
- Communication Arts
- Communication Management
- Education Communications and Technology
- Embedded journalism
- Fake news
- Film
- Information Communication
- Journalism
- Language and Communication
- Media ethics
- Memes
- Press embargoes
- Privacy
- Publishing
- Radio
- Slanting
- Social media as social justice
- Social media literacy
- Social networking
- Tabloids
- Television
- Yellow journalism
- Alt-right
- Automatic voter registration
- Bernie Sanders
- Campaign finance laws
- Congressional Review Act
- Debates
- Democratization
- Donald Trump
- Effect of mass media
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Executive actions
- Executive power, limits of
- Facebook campaigning
- Gerrymandering
- Governmental Systems & Practices
- History of Western Political Thought
- International Affairs and Strategic Studies
- International Relations
- Line item veto
- Mutual defense alliances
- National Popular Vote Bill
- Open government
- Parliamentary system
- Political Economy
- Political Science
- Politics and Ethics
- Populism
- Pork barrel legislation
- Presidential campaign
- Presidential campaign
- Public Administration and Policy
- Reforming and Consolidated
- Regional Studies
- Regulations
- Social democracy
- Super PACs
- Supreme Court powers
- Transparency
- Voter turnout
- Western Constitutional Thought
- Capital punishment as deterrent
- Civil Law
- Climate Change Law
- Community policing
- Conflict of Laws
- Copy Right Law
- Crime statistic reporting
- Criminal Law
- Cyber crime
- Death penalty
- Domestic violence
- Economic and Financial Law
- Fiber evidence
- For profit prisons
- Forensic genealogy
- Forensic geology
- Fraud
- Hate crime
- Hate groups
- Identity theft
- Illegal drug use
- Innocence projects
- International Human Right Law
- International terrorism
- Labor and Social Law
- Legal History
- Legalization of marijuana
- Lethal injection vs. electric chair
- Mandatory minimum sentencing
- Plea bargaining
- Presumptive parole
- Prison overcrowding
- Prostitution
- Public Law
- Racial profiling
- Rehabilitation in prison
- Riots
- Serial killers
- Sodomy laws
- Undercover police
- Voting rights for felons
- Warren court
- Witness protection program
- Anthropology
- History and Geography
- Human Geography
- Linguistics
- Literature and Poetry
- Museums & heritage
- Music and Art
- Philosophy
- Regional Studies
- Religious studies
- Adult and Continuing Education
- Civic Education and Leadership
- Distance Education
- Early Childhood Education
- Education Policy
- Educational Theory
- E-Learning
- Psychology and Counseling
- Rehabilitation Counseling
- Special Education
Submit Your Paper
When selecting a platform to publish your paper, what factors do you consider? Credibility, reach, and evaluation fairness are probably high on your list. If so, FSHCONF is the perfect platform. All papers are evaluated through a double-blind process. Plus, our extensive network of publishers, scientists, researchers, and other members of the academia around the world guarantee extensive reach.
All accepted abstracts will be published in the conference abstract Proceedings ISBN 978-609-485-053-0. All full papers sent for conference proceedings will be accepted through a double blind review process and will be published electronically in proceedings with a DOI number.
ORAL PRESENTATION
Be an oral presenter of the conference and present your research to a truly international audience. Presentation slots are limited, so early submission is strongly encouraged. Send your abstract today.
POSTER PRESENTATION
Send your research paper to be a poster presenter at the conference and show your research work to the audience throughout the conference days.
VIRTUAL PRESENTER
If you can’t attend the conference in person but want to share your research with our international community, join as a virtual presenter.
who should attend
Our event is designed for members of the academia and non-profit, public, and private sector members who are interested in the latest research and academic developments in the field of Social Sciences and Humanities.
4 Ways You Can Join
Submit a paper
Join as a delegate
Registration Fee
Early Registartion
Deadline: 20 Feb 2020
Authors (Student): €205
Authors (Regular): €225
Listener: €80
Virtual Delegate: €100
Extra Papers: €75
Late Registration
Deadline: 01May 2020
Authors (Student): €235
Authors (Regular): €260
Listener: €110
Virtual Delegate: €120
Extra Papers: €75
Why attend FSHCONF
- Gain insights into the latest trends in social sciences, humanities, politics, and communications.
- Make valuable connections with the members of the network – academics from all over the world.
- Present your research to the audience of your peers and further consolidate your status as a thought leader in the field.
- Learn about real-life applications of theoretical concepts and the challenges they present.
- Take a tour around Prague- a city with incredible history and beautiful sights.
Why Visit Prague
Most people visit Prague because it's one of the most popular destinations in East Central Europe. The allure of the historic baroque architecture, welcoming population, and delicious fare brings in visitors from across the globe
To help you make the most out of your visit, we are organizing a free tour for all of the participants of FSHCONF.
See you in Prague!
Conference Venue
Anglo-American University
Address: Letenská 120/5, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia
