Interdisciplinary Social Studies, Anthropology, Archaeology, History and Philosophy (ICISSAAHP-27)

This track explores innovative methodologies that integrate various disciplines within the social sciences. Participants are encouraged to present research that bridges gaps between traditional social science fields.

This session focuses on the application of anthropological theories to contemporary social issues. Papers should examine how cultural practices and beliefs influence social dynamics in today's world.

This track invites discussions on archaeological findings that contribute to our understanding of past societies. Emphasis will be placed on how these discoveries inform current social structures and cultural identities.

This session aims to critically analyze the philosophical foundations of various social theories. Contributions should engage with the implications of these theories for contemporary social practices.

This track examines how historical narratives shape collective memory and identity. Papers should explore the relationship between history and contemporary social issues, including nationalism and cultural heritage.

This session investigates the interplay between physical and life sciences and social studies. Research should highlight how scientific advancements influence societal behaviors and cultural practices.

This track focuses on ethnographic research that reveals the complexities of cultural practices across different societies. Presenters are encouraged to share insights that promote cross-cultural understanding.

This session explores how technological advancements are reshaping social interactions and cultural norms. Papers should analyze both the positive and negative impacts of technology on society.

This track addresses the role of gender in shaping social structures and relationships. Contributions should examine how gender identities influence and are influenced by cultural and historical contexts.

This session focuses on the anthropological perspectives on environmental issues and sustainability practices. Papers should explore how cultural beliefs and practices affect environmental conservation efforts.

This track invites comparative analyses of historical events and their implications for current social issues. Presenters should highlight how understanding historical contexts can inform contemporary policy and practice.