59th AMSTERDAM International Congress on Research in Science, Technology, Social Sciences and Education (STSSE-25)

59th AMSTERDAM International Congress on Research in Science, Technology, Social Sciences and Education (STSSE-25)
19th to 21st March 2025
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Link: https://etrg.org/conference/411
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Conference Venue:
ibis Schiphol Amsterdam Airport Hotel, Schipholweg 181, 1171 PK Badhoevedorp- Netherlands
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Submit abstracts/full papers/posters to email address: editor@etrg.org
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Articles can also be submitted to:

-- 10th ATHENS International Congress on Science, Engineering, Technology and Education (SETE-25)
April 2-4, 2025 Athens (Greece) Link: https://earet.org

-- 41st PARIS International Conference on "Science, Technology, Social Sciences and Humanities" (STSSH-25)
April 29-May 1, 2025 Paris (France) Link: https://iaaes.org

-- 9th PARIS International Congress on Collaborative Innovations in Science, Technology, Social Science and Education:
Jan. 22-24, 2025 Paris (France) Link: https://earet.org/
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By default all accepted papers will be published in DOI-CROSSREF (USA) indexed conference proceedings with valid ISBN number from EU. All registered papers can be published in SCOPUS/ ESCI (THOMSON REUTERS) indexed journals with extra charges.
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Enquiries: editor@etrg.org
Web address: https://etrg.org/conference/411

Crossroads of Literary Creation: Fact, Fiction, and Everything In-between (A Transdisciplinary Conference)

Crossroads of Literary Creation: Fact, Fiction, and Everything In-between (A Transdisciplinary Conference)

5th to 6th February 2025
Online

Fees: 100 GBP
15% discount for LABRC members

Conference Webpage: https://labrc.co.uk/2024/10/21/fact-fiction/

Call for Papers:

"Fiction is the truth inside the lie" - Stephen King

"There is no doubt fiction makes a better job of the truth." - Doris Lessing

How much truth is there in fiction? And how much fiction is there in truth? How does one use research facts to write fiction, and how much of one's imagination can be used to write non-fiction? In the dynamic landscape of storytelling, the lines between fiction and nonfiction have become increasingly blurred, inviting exploration and pushing the boundaries of traditional categorizations. This blending of genres allows for a richer tapestry of narratives, where the emotional truths of nonfiction coalesce with the imaginative expanses of fiction. As writers explore personal experiences, they often infuse their stories with elements of creativity and interpretation, revealing the subjective nature of reality. Conversely, fictional narratives incorporate real-world nuances and complexities, creating a synthesis that challenges conventional distinctions. In this interplay, the storytelling realm becomes a versatile canvas where authenticity meets invention, offering audiences a diverse spectrum of narratives that resonate with the intricate facets of the human experience.

We invite scholars, writers (novelists, poets, biographers, screenwriters, etc.), and literature enthusiasts to participate in this online transdisciplinary conference that explores the dynamic and evolving relationship between fiction and non-fiction in the world of literature. As the lines between these categories continue to blur, we seek to unravel the nuances, challenges, and innovations in this literary landscape.

We welcome proposals for both creative and/or academic 15-minute presentations and responses that engage with, but are not limited to, the following themes:

- Narrative Truth: How do authors navigate the fine line between crafting compelling narratives in fiction and conveying factual information in non-fiction?
- Creative Non-Fiction: What are the innovative approaches in non-fiction that incorporate storytelling techniques to engage readers emotionally and intellectually?
- Metafiction and Autobiographical Fiction: Explore the use of metafiction and autobiographical elements in both fiction and non-fiction and their impact on reader perception.
- Ethics of Blurring Boundaries: Examine the ethical considerations and responsibilities of authors who incorporate elements of fiction into non-fiction works and vice versa.
- Reader's Experience: How do blurred boundaries affect the way readers engage with and interpret literary works? What are the implications for reader reception?
- Historical Fiction and Creative Historical Non-Fiction: Discuss the challenges and opportunities in crafting narratives based on historical events and figures in both fiction and non-fiction.
- Cross-Genre Exploration: Analyse the growing trend of hybrid genres that merge elements of fiction and non-fiction, such as historical novels, docufiction, and speculative non-fiction.
- Digital Storytelling: Explore how digital media and technology have contributed to the fusion of fiction and non-fiction, creating new narrative possibilities.
- Creative readings: writers are welcome to share readings and some of their published or unpublished works, as well as their writing process with the audience.
- Writing Therapy: how do certain forms of fiction or nonfiction writing practices help in articulating and understanding the self.
- Psychological points of view: anything to do with the creative psyche, archetypal works, or the neural pathways in writing, reading, or engaging with fiction/nonfiction.

Submission Guidelines:
Please submit a 250-word abstract along with a short bio on this form by December 20, 2024:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScLdESvGPKCH03ZP3nfbL-iUTOXoO4SYrImp9pNvm0ae1CUHg/viewform

For inquiries or further information, please contact us on conferences@labrc.co.uk

Enquiries: conferences@labrc.co.uk
Web address: https://labrc.co.uk/2024/10/21/fact-fiction/

50th EBES Conference - Lisbon

50th EBES Conference - Lisbon

8th to 10th January 2025
Lisbon, Portugal

50th EBES Conference - Lisbon will take place on January 8th, 9th, and 10th, 2025 in Lisbon, Portugal. The conference will be hosted by ISCTE-IUL Instituto Universitário de Lisboa with the support of the Istanbul Economic Research Association.

Thus, participants can either attend the sessions and present their papers face-to-face at the conference venue or choose to do the same through online platforms.

After the conference, we will send the conference materials: Presentation certificate and invoice as PDF and, to those who want them, printed/signed/stamped via express postal service. Conference program/abstract book with ISBN and conference proceedings will be available on a cloud server for online participants to download as well.

In addition, all the submitted full papers will be included in the conference proceedings in a USB. After the conference, participants will have the opportunity to send their paper to be published in the Springer's series Eurasian Studies in Business and Economics. This is indexed by Scopus. It will also be sent to Clarivate Analytics in order to be reviewed for coverage in the Conference Proceedings Citation Index - Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH). For further publication opportunities and submissions, please visit our website.

Sponsored by: Eurasian Business and Economics Society (EBES)

Enquiries: ebes@ebesweb.org
Web address: https://ebesweb.org/50th-ebes-conference-lisbon/50th-ebes-conference-lisbon/

Astrology in Focus: Navigating Art, Psyche, and Knowledge (A Transdisciplinary Conference)

Astrology in Focus: Navigating Art, Psyche, and Knowledge (A Transdisciplinary Conference)
12th to 14th January 2025
Online

Call for Papers:

Proposal Submission Deadline: December 5, 2024
Proposal Form: https://forms.gle/cJAzkPYfKhJJNbWK7
Format: Online
Plenary Speakers: TBC
Fee: 100 GBP

Conference website: https://labrc.co.uk/2024/10/20/astrology-2025/
"Astrology represents the sum of all the psychological knowledge of antiquity", Carl Jung

Is astrology a science, an art, or both? How can it be a guide, an inspiration, and a tool for knowledge-making? What can it teach us about the psyche and our relationship with others? We would like to explore this further in our transdisciplinary conference, Astrology in Focus: Navigating Art, Psyche, and Knowledge, by looking at the intricate connections between astrology, creativity, and knowledge. From ancient traditions to modern interpretations, we invite scholars, practitioners, creatives, and enthusiasts to contribute their insights on how astrology serves as an inspiration for artistic expression and a pathway to deeper insights into the human experience, exploring the multifaceted dimensions of astrology as a science, psychology, and art.

We welcome proposals for 15-minute virtual presentations (scholarly or creative formats) that explore astrology from a wide range of disciplines, including literature, media studies, psychology, anthropology, cultural studies, philosophy, sociology, and others.

Conference themes include, but are not limited to, the following:

Astrology as a Science:

Astrology and technology (apps, artificial intelligence, etc.)
Astrology and quantum physics
Studies within astrological frameworks
Astrology's alignment with scientific principles
Intersections of astronomy and astrology in the pursuit of cosmic understanding

Astrology and the Psyche:

Astrology in depth psychology and psychotherapy
Astrological symbolism and archetypes
Impact of astrological factors on individual and collective consciousness.
Astrology and personality
Astrology and relationships
The role of astrology in self-discovery
Applied archetypal astrology

Astrology and the Creative Arts:

Sharing your astrology inspired creative works (poetry, painting film, etc.)
The role of astrology in various art forms, including literature, visual arts, and performing arts
Astrological symbolism in cultural expressions and artistic movements
How astrology inspires creativity and artistic interpretations
Astrological writing prompts
Astrology in pop culture

Submission Guidelines:
Please fill out the proposal form by December 5, 2024.

Contact Information:
For further inquiries, please email us at conferences@labrc.co.uk

Enquiries: conferences@labrc.co.uk
Web address: https://labrc.co.uk/2024/10/20/astrology-2025/

London Heritages 2025

London Heritages 2025

25th to 27th June 2025
London, United Kingdom

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Summer Conference at the UNSECO World Heritage Site of Maritime Greenwich, London


Interdisciplinary HERITAGES 2025

Abstracts 5 Dec, 2024 (Round One) | 25 March, 2025 (Round Two)


CONFERENCE DATES: 25-27 June, 2025

LOCATION: University of Greenwich, London (+ Virtual)

https://amps-research.com/conference/london-heritages/


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INDEXING:

SCOPUS, Web of Science (ESCI), Ulrichsweb, JURN, ANVUR, ScienceOpen, EBSCO, DOAJ, and more.


PUBLICATIONS:

Journal Special Issue with UCL Press; Book with Cambridge Scholars Publishing; Proceedings with AMPS


DISCILPINES:

Social Sciences, Humanities, Art, Design, History, Heritage, Cultural Studies, Architecture, Design, Planning, and more.


FULL DETAILS:

https://amps-research.com/conference/london-heritages/


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Call:

London Heritages 2025: Critical Questions - Contemporary Practice

A little over 25 years ago, the site of this conference, Maritime Greenwich, London, was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Home to the first Palladian building in England, the Royal Naval College by Sir Christopher Wren, the National Maritime Museum, the Old Royal Observatory and the University of Greenwich, it is one of the UK's most important historical sites. It is home to groundbreaking projects in digital heritage, the Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, and a variety of major arts and cultural events annually. It is promoted by its 'state-of-the-art' visitor centre and ardently protected by the UK's Listed Buildings and Conservation Acts. It is a quintessential site of world heritage.

However, as a site located in the city of London, it feels the pressures of economic and urban development. It is threatened by the strains of mass tourism and can be at risk of over exposure. It is located near areas of social deprivation and its buildings and parks are in need of continual, and costly, maintenance. Managing the site for local residents, the heritage community and visitors is complex and can be contested. In this regard, Maritime Greenwich is also the epitome of the difficulties faced across the heritage sector, the world over.

Using the World Heritage Site of Maritime Greenwich as a point of departure, this conference seeks to explore the way in which various disciplines interact with the heritage sector to answer the questions critical to its future.


Partners:

UNESCO World Heritage Site: Maritime Greenwich, University of Greenwich, The Royal Parks, National Maritime Museum, AMPS, Cambridge Scholars Publishing


https://amps-research.com/conference/london-heritages/


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Enquiries: info@amps-research.com
Web address: https://amps-research.com/conference/london-heritages/

Faculty @Symbiosis Pune

TA @ MGLI

A young dynamic candidate is required for the post of Teaching assistant for the labour laws related courses at Mahatma Gandhi Labour Institute for the duration of 11 months.

Major responsibility: course coordination, administrative work related to courses, liasoning with the University.

Qualifications,- good knowledge of Gujarati, English Hindi, techno savvy and master degree in Social work / labour welfare/ labour laws / HR 

Remuneration would be between 18 to 20k