2026 MIAMI BEACH International Academic Conference on Business, Economics, Finance and Accounting

2026 MIAMI BEACH International Academic Conference on Business, Economics, Finance and Accounting

6th to 7th June 2026

MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, United States of America

Theme: Promoting Global Competitiveness, Innovation, and Sustainability

Organized by International Association of Applied Business Research - IAABR

DATES: June 6th -7th, 2026

PLACE:

Courtyard by Marriott Miami Beach – South Beach

1530 Washington Avenue

MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, USA

DEADLINES:

FULL PAPERS - May 23, 2026. All full-paper submissions will be reviewed for publication in one of the double-blind, peer-refereed journals sponsoring the 2026 MIAMI BEACH Conference on Business, Economics, Finance and Accounting or the refereed Conference Proceedings with ISBN number. The authors of these articles will receive their publications in person while still attending the IAABR Conference in Miami Beach (one copy per a registered participant will be provided free of charge).

ABSTRACTS - MAY 28, 2026. The authors of all accepted abstracts will have the chance to PRESENT THEIR RESEARCH IN PROGRESS at the Miami Beach Conference which will also give them the OPPORTUNITY to submit their COMPLETED PAPERS by OCTOBER 1st, 2026, in order to be considered for a journal publication.

REGULAR REGISTRATION DEADLINE: MAY 31, 2026

The regular registration fee is $385, and it includes: 1) the popular IAABR 2 FOR 1 ADVANTAGE: 2 OPPORTUNITIES: an OPPORTUNITY to PUBLISH your accepted paper or abstract in a PEER-REFEREED PUBLICATION with ISSN or ISBN number issued by the Library of the Congress + an OPPORTUNITY to PRESENT the results of your work at an INTERNATIONAL FORUM for 1 LOW FEE; 2) one printed issue of the journal or proceedings CD containing your paper; 3) an official certificate for international conference participation; 4) the conference luncheon, receptions, coffee breaks and keynote address; 5) attending all conference sessions and symposia; 6) attending all social and networking events; 7) listing of your presentation in the official conference program; 8) opportunity to explore and enjoy Miami Beach!

Our MIAMI BEACH Conference is for people who want to participate in a major international forum, get published, network with colleagues from many countries that share similar or complementary interests, and have fun in one of the most exciting cities in the USA, known worldwide for natural beauty, chick shopping, and thrilling nightlife!

Papers related to all areas of Accounting, Banking, Business Ethics, Communication and Media, e-Business, e-Learning, Economics, Education, Engineering, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Globalization, Human Resources, Information Technology, Innovation and Creativity, Law and Legal Studies, Leadership, Logistics, Management, Marketing, Political Science, Psychology, Security Studies, Spirituality and Religion Studies, Social Sciences, Social Work, and Sustainable Development are invited to this international conference, which is expected to be attended by authors from nearly all parts of the world. People without papers can also participate in this conference, and they are invited to serve as session chairs or discussants, as well as informal contributors to the academic quality of this international event.

Journals sponsoring the 2026 MIAMI BEACH International Academic Conference on Business, Economics, Finance and Accounting:

- Journal of Strategic and International Studies (JSIS)

- Journal of Organizational Advancement, Strategic and Institutional Studies (JOASIS)

- Journal of Advancements in Applied of Business Research (JAABR)

- Journal of Advancements in Economics, Finance and Accounting (JAEFA)

- Journal of Psychology and Social Studies (JPSS)

To submit your full paper or abstract, please email it as an attachment (acceptable formats are .doc and .docx) to GLOBAL@IAABR.COM (please put "MIAMI BEACH CONFERENCE" in the subject line of your message). All submissions will be double blind peer-refereed by members of the conference review committee.

Authors who CANNOT travel to Miami Beach for VISA or other reasons, may PARTICIPATE VIRTUALLY in the conference, and these authors will have the same publication opportunities as the regular conference presenters.

For inquiries, please contact the conference organizing committee via ADMIN@IAABR.com or visit our website: www.IAABR.com

Enquiries: Admin@IAABR.com

Web address: https://academicoasis.org/

The Function of Beauty: A Transdisciplinary Conference

The Function of Beauty: A Transdisciplinary Conference

22nd to 23rd April 2026

Online

The Function of Beauty: A Transdisciplinary Conference

"Beauty is not in the face; beauty is a light in the heart."

- Khalil Gibran

Conference Dates: Thursday April 22-23, 2026

Location: Online

Abstract Submission Deadline: March 1, 2026

Fee: £100

Prices exclude Eventbrite fees

Call for Papers:

What is the role of beauty in our lives, and how does it shape our world? What can it teach us, and what does it offer? Fyodor Dostoevsky famously declared that "beauty will save the world", while Plato observed that "in the presence of beauty, we are moved to contemplate the divine." From ancient philosophers to contemporary thinkers, beauty has been celebrated, debated, and reimagined across cultures, disciplines, and eras. It has been examined through various lenses, including philosophy, psychology, sociology, politics, the arts, the sciences, spirituality, and both historical and contemporary cultures.

This conference invites scholars, creatives, and practitioners to explore the function of beauty from diverse interdisciplinary perspectives, examining its impact on art, society, science, the environment, and beyond. We welcome proposals for 15-minute presentations, panel discussions, creative works, and workshops. Topics may include, but are not limited to:

**Philosophical and Theoretical Perspectives

- The Purpose of Beauty: A Philosophical Inquiry

- Exploring aesthetic theories from classical to postmodern thought

- The Ethics of Beauty

- How beauty shapes moral and ethical values in society

- The Sublime and the Beautiful

- Revisiting historical distinctions and their relevance today

**Psychological and Cognitive Approaches

- The Psychology of Beauty

- Investigating how beauty impacts mental well-being and emotional states

- Cognitive Mechanisms of Aesthetic Appreciation

- How the brain perceives and processes beauty

- Beauty and the Uncanny

- The interplay between attraction and unease in aesthetics

**Sociocultural and Political Dimensions

- Beauty as Power: Examining beauty's role in societal hierarchies, privilege, and influence

- Cultural Constructs of Beauty: How different societies define and value beauty

- The Politics of Beauty: Investigating beauty standards, inclusivity, and their societal impact

**Artistic and Creative Interpretations

- The Role of Beauty in Art: Historical and contemporary uses of beauty in artistic practice

- Beauty in the Avant-Garde: Challenging traditional notions of beauty through experimental art

- Beauty and the Everyday: Finding beauty in ordinary, mundane, or overlooked aspects of life

**Scientific and Technological Angles

- The Biology of Beauty: Evolutionary theories of beauty and attraction

- Beauty in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: How AI and machine learning create and define beauty

- Mathematics of Beauty: Exploring symmetry, the Golden Ratio, and patterns in natural and human-made forms

**Environmental and Ecological Connections

- Ecological Beauty: The relationship between aesthetics and environmental conservation

- Beauty in Chaos: Exploring fractals, natural disasters, and the paradox of beauty in destruction

- Sustainable Beauty: Aesthetics in design and architecture promoting sustainability

**Literary and Cultural Studies

- Beauty and Narrative: The role of beauty in storytelling, mythology, and literature

- Beauty in Popular Culture: How media and entertainment shape and reflect societal aesthetics

- The Ugly Beautiful: Contradictions in beauty, grotesque aesthetics, and their cultural significance

**Health, Wellness, and Spirituality

- Healing through Beauty: The therapeutic role of beauty in art therapy, nature therapy, and holistic wellness

- Beauty and Sacred Spaces: Exploring spiritual connections to beauty in architecture, ritual, and art

**Contemporary Challenges and Debates

- The Commodification of Beauty: Critiques of beauty industries and consumer culture

- Digital Beauty: The impact of social media and digital tools on perceptions of beauty

- The Future of Beauty: Speculating on evolving definitions and values of beauty in the

Anthropocene

Submission Guidelines:

Please submit a 250-word abstract along with a short bio on this link by March 1, 2026:

https://forms.gle/skFnE7aEmdskkvHA6

For inquiries or further information, please contact us on conferences@labrc.co.uk (kindly allow at least 2-3 days response time)

Enquiries: conferences@labrc.co.uk

Web address: https://labrc.co.uk/function-of-beauty/

Art, Tradition, Environment: Folklore in place

Art, Tradition, Environment: Folklore in place

13th to 18th September 2026

Xining & Rebgong, Qinghai, China

Conference call for papers: 'Art, tradition, environment: Folklore in place'

13-18 September 2026, Rebgong/Tongren, Qinghai, China

https://islanddynamics.org/conferences/arttraditionenvironment/

Theme:

Museums are often seen as the place for art. From so-called 'high art' to 'folk art', it remains common to exhibit and interpret artworks in isolation from the environmental and often cultural contexts in which they were created. Even the concept of Intangible Cultural Heritage, by building upon a sense of world heritage, suggests the possibility of appreciating art out of place.

This small academic conference explores the mutual importance of (1) place and (2) the creation of art and the maintenance of artistic traditions. We emphasise aesthetic practices as a product of interactions between culture and environment, which give rise to localised traditions. How does the natural environment influence culture and, as a result, art? How do artistic traditions contribute to the construction of cultural landscapes by inspiring alterations to and re-envisionings of the natural environment? How do geographical factors (e.g. climate, availability of natural materials, location relative to other cultural communities) impact the ways in which people create art? How is art practiced, displayed, and engaged with in place-sensitive ways both inside and outside museums.

The conference takes a broad definition of 'art' and considers all kinds of art genres from around the world, though it is expected that most presentations will concern visual arts. Of special interest are presentations concerning folk culture, vernacular traditions, and art that forms a part of a community's daily life or spiritual practices. The conference mixes scholarly presentations, discussions, and field trips. All presentations must reflect upon the connection between art and place as well as the situatedness of art within cultural traditions. The conference will occur in close engagement and collaboration with Qinghai's Tibetan scholars, artists, tradition bearers, and communities.

Maria Fabricius Hansen (University of Copenhagen) and Sally Pirie (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) will serve as plenary speakers.

Conference locations:

Conference presentations will be held at the Qinghai Tibetan Culture Museum in Xining, the multiethnic capital of Qinghai Province in Northwest China. The Qinghai Tibetan Culture Museum preserves, communicates, and promotes the cultural heritage of the Tibetan people, one of China's 56 recognised ethnicities. Delegates will also have the opportunity to explore the markets and alleys of the old city, which is strongly influenced by Hui Muslim culture, as well as to visit the mountainside Tulou Daoist temple. Following the presentation days, we will have a study fieldtrip to the small town of Rebgong (Tongren in Mandarin), situated in a mountain valley on the banks of the Yellow River. Rebgong grew up around a number of Tibetan Buddhist monasteries, including Rongwo Monastery (founded 1341) and Wutun Monastery (founded 1385). Rebgong's various monastic and village communities ultimately developed distinct artistic traditions within such fields as thangka painting, architecture, sculpture (in wood, clay, yak butter), and embroidery. In 2009, these so-called Regong Arts were added to UNESCO's Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. During the fieldtrip, delegates will visit various of Rebgong's nature, cultural, and religious sites, including its famous monasteries, villages, and art schools.

Because the conference takes place in remote areas of China, delegates should be prepared to stay at local (non-luxury) hotels and to eat local Tibetan and Hui Muslim food throughout the conference.

Schedule:

13 September 2026: Delegates arrive in Xining.

14-15 September 2026: Conference presentations, visits to Qinghai Tibetan Culture Museum exhibits, and explorations around Xining.

16-17 September 2026: Group travels to and explores Rebgong.

18 September 2026: Group returns to Xining in the early afternoon, and the conference concludes.

Abstract submission:

If you wish to give a presentation at the conference, please submit your proposal via the abstract submission form:

https://islanddynamics.org/conferences/abstractsubmission

Abstracts should be 150-200 words long and must not include citations or references. After submission, your proposal will be reviewed, and the organisers will respond with a decision as soon as possible. The earlier you submit your proposal, the earlier you will receive the decision. All presentations will be in English. The final deadline for abstracts is 28 February 2026.

Publication opportunity:

This conference is hosted by the Qinghai Tibetan Culture Museum, sponsored by South China University of Technology's School of Foreign Languages, and organised in association with Island Dynamics (Beewolf Press). Presenters are strongly encouraged to submit papers for consideration for a special section of the peer reviewed, non-fee charging open access journal 'Folk, Knowledge, Place' (https://folkknowledgeplace.org) on the theme of 'Art, tradition, environment'. Papers will need to match the journal's theme and scope. The deadline for special section article submissions is 31 May 2026. The aim is to allow papers that successfully pass peer review to be published in advance of the conference itself. Although we strongly encourage article submissions, it is not necessary to submit a paper to the journal or to have a paper accepted for publication in order to participate in the conference. To learn more about journal publication, please contact co-editor-in-chief Adam Grydehøj:

agrydehoj@islanddynamics.org

Registration:

Conference registration will include all travel, accommodation, meals, and admission tickets during the conference (from arrival in Xining on 13 September until return to Xining on 18 September). Registration does not include travel costs and arrangements to and from Xining. We will assist delegates who require additional hotel nights in Xining before or after the conference and can book extra room nights for them for a fee of 80 Singapore dollars per night. The deadline for early registration is 15 April 2026, and the early registration fee is 1050 Singapore dollars, after which the fee will rise by 200 Singapore dollars. The final deadline for registration is 31 May 2026. To register, fill out the registration form:

https://islanddynamics.org/conferences/registration/

Within the following few days, you will be sent an invoice (payable by credit or debit card) using the information included in the registration form. Payment of the registration fee is due within one month after you have received the invoice.

Travel:

Xining can be reached by plane from many major Chinese cities. Citizens of many European and Asian countries now have the possibility of visa-free travel to China for up to 30 days. Citizens of other countries may need to apply for a visa. The conference organisers will provide the necessary documents for your visa application, but the visa application itself will be your responsibility.

Co-convenors

Adam Grydehøj (South China University of Technology)

Ping Su (South China University of Technology)

Host

Qinghai Tibetan Culture Museum

Sponsor

South China University of Technology's School of Foreign Languages

In association with

Island Dynamics (Beewolf Press)

https://islanddynamics.org/conferences/arttraditionenvironment/

Enquiries: agrydehoj@islanddynamics.org

Web address: https://islanddynamics.org/conferences/arttraditionenvironment/

The Body and Embodiment in the Arts and Arts-Based Research A Transdisciplinary Conference (June 20-21, 2026)

The Body and Embodiment in the Arts and Arts-Based Research A Transdisciplinary Conference (June 20-21, 2026)

20th to 21st June 2026

London, United Kingdom

A Transdisciplinary Conference (June 20-21, 2026)

When/Where:

June 20: at the Association of Jungian Analysts' Centre in London and Online

June 21: Online only

Fees (for both attendees and presenters):

£180 (In person participation)

£100 (Online participation)

Prices exclude Eventbrite fees

Call for Papers:

"The body is our general medium for having a world."

- Maurice Merleau-Ponty

The London Arts-Based Research Centre (LABRC) invites proposals for its forthcoming conference, Embodied Aesthetics: The Body and Embodiment in the Arts and Arts-Based Research. This transdisciplinary event will explore the role of the body - as subject, medium, and site of inquiry - in artistic practice, performance, and arts-based research.

How does the body, as a site of sensation, memory, and imagination, become a primary medium through which art, research, and meaning take form? From psychosomatic experiences to body-based creative methodologies, from dance therapy to the impact of athletics on artistic expression, this conference seeks to investigate how the body is not only represented in art but also acts as an instrument of knowledge, memory, and transformation.

Conference Themes

We welcome proposals for 15-minutes presentations (academic, creative, or a hybrid of both) that engage with embodiment from a range of perspectives, including but not limited to:

- Poetry and the body: performance poetry, somatic writing practices, the body as a poetic archive, and poetic inquiry that foregrounds lived, felt, and sensorial experience.

- The medical humanities in the arts: Artistic and arts-based research engagements with medicine, healthcare, and clinical experience.

- Illness and creative processing: Creative and research practices that engage with illness, disability, chronic conditions, pain, healing, and vulnerability as lived bodily experiences.

- The body as material: The body as an artistic medium in performance, installation, visual arts, dance, and sculpture.

- Embodiment in creative process: How artists and researchers engage bodily experience in creative methodologies.

- The body as a medium of Arts-Based Research: How movement, gesture, and somatic experience serve as research tools.

- Psychosomatics and the expressive body: Exploring the connections between bodily sensations, trauma, and creative output.

- Psycho-body dynamics: The interplay of psychology and physiology in artistic and research practices.

- Body-based therapies and healing arts: Dance therapy, drama therapy, music therapy, and other embodied therapeutic approaches.

- Sports, athletics, and movement: Physical exertion as a mode of creative and artistic expression.

- Technology and the posthuman body: Digital, prosthetic, augmented, and virtual bodies in contemporary artistic and research practices.

- The sacred and ritual body: The role of embodiment in religious, spiritual, and mythological representations.

- Disability, difference and the body: Representations of non-normative bodies and the politics of bodily agency in the arts.

- The gendered and queer body: Feminist, queer, and trans perspectives on bodily identity and artistic representation.

- The body in space and movement: The politics of presence in dance, physical theatre, and site-specific performance.

- Memory, trauma and the body: How bodily experience and artistic expression intersect in the aftermath of personal or collective trauma.

- Ecologies of embodiment: The body's relationship to nature, landscapes, and environmental consciousness in artistic practices.

Who Should Apply?

This conference welcomes contributions from scholars, artists, practitioners, and arts-based researchers working across disciplines, including poetry, visual arts, performance studies, literature, music, film, psychology, therapy, sports studies, philosophy, cultural studies, and beyond.

Submission Guidelines

Presenters may either share academic papers and/or creative work (poetry, prose, photography, music, painting, etc.), as we highly encourage arts-based research, as well as research which stimulates reflection on creativity, image, symbol and archetype. Please fill out our proposal form on https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdUE1itz1d21VlhjMhRytWxckIvjk3JpfaWiD0pTMV7ylJbRA/viewform, by April 26, 2026.

We will be announcing our plenary speakers and the full programme of the conference will be ready after the presenters are selected.

Publication and Further Opportunities: Selected papers and artistic contributions may be invited for publication in a special LABRC arts-based research volume.

Enquiries: conferences@labrc.co.uk

Web address: https://labrc.co.uk/body-and-embodiment/

Supernatural animals, mystical beasts, and uncanny creatures: Folklore in place

Supernatural animals, mystical beasts, and uncanny creatures: Folklore in place

9th to 13th November 2026

Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

Conference call for papers

Supernatural animals, mystical beasts, and uncanny creatures: Folklore in place

9-13 November 2026, Guangzhou, China

https://islanddynamics.org/conferences/supernaturalanimals/

Theme

Animals and animal-like beings are prominent in folklore around the globe, and they play an important role in how people view and know the world. Individuals may be frightened, awed, amused, killed, assisted, forewarned, or rescued through their encounters with mysterious creatures. These creatures may be ordinary animals imbued with powers beyond human comprehension, ghosts of animals, shapeshifting humans or spirits, powerful deities, or categories of supernatural beings in their own right. Stories of supernatural animals occur not just in first-person experience narratives but also in legends that help root a sense of local community and in mythical tales that contribute to constructing the nation.

Ghostly pigs, spectral dogs, cunning or amorous fox spirits, murderous water-horses, helpful dolphins, noble dragons, seal lovers, world-bearing turtles, spirit animal companions, spookily prescient birds, wandering-soul mice, ferocious tigers, witch familiars, immense lake fish, animal ancestors, snail brides, spider gods, hunter-evading game animals - these are just a small selection of the uncanny creatures that have entered into and shaped human cultures.

Yet cultures, lifeworlds, and places are mutually constitutive, and knowledge is always situated. Animal myths, legends, and narratives arise out of and develop within specific spatial and environmental contexts. This conference asks: What can place tell us about supernatural animal legends? What can mythical creatures tell us about the way people conceive of and create place? How can geographically situated animal folklore inform our understandings of cultural values - and perhaps of humanity itself?

We invite presentations that reflect on the role of place in constructing culture or the role of culture in constructing place in the context of supernatural animals in folklore, myth, legend, and tradition. The conference is open to all theoretical approaches. Tommy Kuusela (PhD, Researcher and archivist at The Folklore Archive in Uppsala; Institute for Language and Folklore) will serve as keynote speaker.

Abstract submission

If you wish to give a presentation at the conference, please submit your proposal via the abstract submission form (https://islanddynamics.org/conferences/abstractsubmission). Abstracts should be 150-200 words long and must not include citations or references. After submission, your proposal will be reviewed, and the organisers will respond with a decision as soon as possible. The earlier you submit your proposal, the earlier you will receive the decision. All presentations will be in English. The deadline for abstracts is 28 February 2026.

Conference location

The main conference location will be Guangzhou in China's Pearl River Delta. Conference presentations will be held at Ramada Pearl by Wyndham Guangzhou on 10-11 November. Guangzhou is an ancient city shaped by its river and estuary environment. Guangzhou, known as 'The City of Goats', has an animal-related foundation myth, in which five colourful heavenly goats brought six kinds of grain to the people of the city. Over the millennia, Guangzhou's landscape of wetlands and mountain islands has given way to a gleaming megacity, though its traditional Lingnan culture remains vibrant, and traditional music, foodways, festivals, and arts continue to be practiced. Field trips will explore Guangzhou's rich history and culture (old and new) through visits to heritage sites such as Yong Qing Fang and its Cantonese Opera Museum, the colonial enclave of Shamian Island, the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall folk art museum, and the Pearl River itself (along which we will take a nighttime cruise). Delegates will also have the opportunity to take part in what we believe will be the first-ever Guangzhou Ghost Tour. A post-conference study trip will visit the city of Wuzhou, Gunagxi Province, site of a temple to Long Mu, the Mother of Dragons as well as of legends concerning white crane and cow fairies.

Publication opportunity

This conference is organised in association with Island Dynamics and the peer reviewed, non-fee charging open access journal 'Folk, Knowledge, Place' (https://folkknowledgeplace.org). Presenters are strongly encouraged to submit papers for consideration for a special section of Folk, Knowledge, Place on the theme of 'Supernatural animals, mystical beasts, and uncanny creatures'. Papers will need to match the journal's theme and scope. The deadline for special section submissions is 30 April 2026. The aim is to allow papers that successfully pass peer review to be published in advance of the conference itself. Although we strongly encourage article submissions, it is not necessary to submit a paper to the journal or to have a paper accepted for publication in order to participate in the conference. To learn more about journal publication, please contact co-editor-in-chief Adam Grydehøj (agrydehoj@islanddynamics.org).

Conference registration

In order to make the conference affordable to as many people as possible, we have created three registration packages, as detailed on the website. The deadline for early registration is 30 April 2026, after which fees on all registration categories will rise by 200 Singapore dollars. The final deadline for registration is 30 June 2026. To register, fill out the registration form (https://islanddynamics.org/conferences/registration/). Within the following few days, you will be sent an invoice (payable by credit or debit card) using the information included in the registration form. Payment of the registration fee is due within one month after you have received the invoice.

Travel, accommodation, and visas

Conference registration does not include accommodation or travel costs to and from Guangzhou. The organisers can assist with booking accommodation upon request. More information on recommended accommodation is coming soon. The most convenient way of reaching Guangzhou is to fly into Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, located to the north of the city. It is possible to fly into Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport both directly from overseas and via stops in other Chinese cities. It is also possible to fly to Hong Kong International Airport or to Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport and then to take a bus or train to Guangzhou.

Citizens of many European and Asian countries now have the possibility of visa-free travel to China for up to 30 days. Citizens of other countries may need to apply for a visa. The conference organisers will provide the necessary documents for your visa application, but the application itself is your own responsibility.

Co-convenors

Adam Grydehøj (School of Foreign Languages, South China University of Technology)

Ping Su (School of Foreign Languages, South China University of Technology)

Organisers

School of Foreign Languages, South China University of Technology

'Folk, Knowledge, Place'

Island Dynamics

https://islanddynamics.org/conferences/supernaturalanimals/

Enquiries: agrydehoj@islanddynamics.org

Web address: https://islanddynamics.org/conferences/supernaturalanimals

IABE - 2026 Las Vegas - Summer Conference "Research / Teaching Excellence in Business and Economics"

IABE - 2026 Las Vegas - Summer Conference "Research / Teaching Excellence in Business and Economics"

5th to 7th June 2026

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

The mission of IABE conference is to create a platform where academics, consultants and practitioners from economic fields can present their research results, exchange their experiences, and find business solutions.

Enquiries: admin@iabe.org

Web address: https://iabe.org/iabeX/Documents/2026%20Las%20Vegas/Live%20Documents/Call%20For%20Papers/IABE-2026%20Las%20Vegas%20Call%20For%20Papers.pdf

43rd International RAIS Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities

12th to 13th March 2026

Online

Join us at the 43rd International RAIS Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities organized by the Research Association for Interdisciplinary Studies (RAIS), which will be held online on March 12-13, 2026.

The Research Association for Interdisciplinary Studies (RAIS) provides a dynamic and supportive platform for both experienced and emerging scholars to present their research, engage in vibrant discussions, receive valuable feedback, gain fresh perspectives, and make a meaningful contribution to the fields of social sciences and humanities. Mark your calendar and don't miss this opportunity to connect, collaborate, and contribute! The accepted papers will be published in the RAIS Conference Proceedings with ISSN 2578-8574 and will be indexed in Google Scholar, IDEAS/RePEc, Econpapers, CEEOL, etc.

IMPORTANT DATES

Abstract deadline: February 18, 2026

Full paper deadline: February 25, 2026

Notification of acceptance/rejection: 1 week after submission

Registration deadline: February 27, 2026

Conference Days: March 12-13, 2026

CONFERENCE TOPICS

Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:

Management and Business Studies

Economics, History of Economics

Law, Jurisprudence

Psychology, Sociology, and Philosophy

Science and Technology Studies

Communication Studies

Religious Studies, History

Mental Health and Well-being

Ethics and AI in Society

AI and Human Behavior

Technological Innovations and Economic Disruption

Politics and International Relations

Demography and Social Statistics

Education, Social Anthropology

Linguistics and Languages

Social Policy, Social Work, and Social History

Methods and Computing, Development Studies

Geography and Environmental Planning.

You are invited to submit your article to contribute in the area of Social Sciences and Humanities.

Sponsored by: Research Association for Interdisciplinary Studies

Visit our website https://rais.education/ to see all 2026 RAIS Conferences.

Enquiries: contact.rais.education@gmail.com

Web address: https://rais.education/march-2026/