Authors who wish to participate in the conference by giving a presentation, either in person or online, should submit an abstract. If your abstract is accepted, the conference secretariat will email you instructions on submitting your full paper and completing the registration process.
We invite proposals for paper presentations, posters/exhibits, virtual lightning talks, virtual posters, or colloquia on one of the following themes. Papers may explore, but are not limited to, the main theme or any of the following sub-themes. Unlisted but related sub-topics are also welcome.
NOTE: ENAR scholars are especially encouraged to present their early-stage findings.
Track & Topics
Arts & Culture:
Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Fine Arts, Art History, Cultural Studies, Aesthetics, Creative Expression, Film & Media Arts, Design & Architecture, Digital Art and Innovation.
Humanities:
Philosophy, History, Linguistics, Literature, Religious Studies, Ethics, Archaeology, Gender Studies, Language and Communication, Comparative Literature, Historical Perspectives.
Social Sciences:
Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science, Psychology, Human Geography, Social Work, Criminology, Public Policy, Demography, Rural & Urban Studies, Social Change and Development.
Communication & Media Studies:
Journalism, Mass Communication, Digital Media, Public Relations, Visual Communication, Media Literacy, Social Media and Society, Cultural Communication, Advertising and Branding.
Education & Learning:
Educational Theory, Curriculum Development, Educational Psychology, Teaching Innovations, Learning Technologies, Inclusive Education, Lifelong Learning, Distance and Online Education.
Economics & Development Studies:
Economic Policy, Globalization, Sustainable Development, Poverty Reduction, Economic Inequality, Development Economics, Labor Studies, Industrial and Social Policy.
Gender, Identity & Society:
Feminism, LGBTQ+ Studies, Social Inclusion, Human Rights, Equality and Justice, Identity Politics, Social Movements, Diversity and Empowerment.
Law, Ethics & Governance:
Human Rights Law, Social Justice, Political Ethics, Global Governance, International Law, Legal Philosophy, Public Administration, Policy Analysis.
Psychology & Human Behavior:
Cognitive Psychology, Behavioral Science, Emotional Intelligence, Mental Health, Counseling, Social Psychology, Motivation and Learning.
Language, Literature & Culture:
Comparative Literature, World Literature, Linguistic Diversity, Translation Studies, Cultural Narratives, Postcolonial Studies, Literary Criticism.
Environment, Society & Sustainability:
Environmental Sociology, Climate Change and Society, Sustainable Lifestyles, Environmental Ethics, Global Citizenship, Social Responsibility.
Interdisciplinary & Emerging Studies:
Digital Humanities, Cultural Informatics, Artificial Intelligence & Ethics, Media & Society, Global Citizenship, Transdisciplinary Research, Innovation in Arts and Social Sciences.