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Józef Gołuchowski University of Applied Sciences

Russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine on February 24, 2022 started the next stage of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, which had been ongoing since 2014. The full-scale war, which has been going on for almost a year, has not only had a fundamental impact on the fate of Ukraine and Russia, but has also become a catalyst for profound changes in geopolitics, international relations and international economics. As a result of this war, a new security system will probably be formed, which will be different from the security system currently in operation. This conflict, which was unimaginable a dozen or so years ago, the largest conflict on the European continent since the end of World War II, will fundamentally affect the perception of many areas of functioning of modern states and societies, from military doctrines to international law. There is no doubt that various aspects of the ongoing war will become the subject of studies and analyses that will examine the circumstances of this conflict many years after its end.

The organizers propose to concentrate the conference discourse around the following six thematic panels: Political panel, Military panel, Economic panel, Medical panel, Legal panel, Social panel.

Organising Committee;     Phone: [+482604045];     Email: info@konferencja.org.pl

Russo-Ukrainian war, Ukraine, Russia, war crimes, international law, economic warfare, information warfare, refugees, propaganda

Held annually in international cities in North America and Europe, the International Conference of Europeanists is the preeminent gathering of scholars of Europe in the world.

Humber College, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences

This conference seeks to explore displacement and the concept of diaspora through an interdisciplinary lens. Whether due to war, colonialism, or environmental deterioration, we are seeking analyses of the causes of displacement, and we want to hear stories from and about the diaspora. Whether it be studies of diasporic literature, analyses of environmentally-influenced migration, or glimpses into what it means to be part of a digital diaspora, we are seeking to have our understanding of the terms diaspora and displacement challenged and reshaped. Please see our website for more information and a list of potential themes and topics.

Conference Co-Chair;     Email: tifa@humber.ca

belonging, citizenship, refugee, climate change, diasporic communities, digital diaspora, queer diasporas, diasporic literature, statelessness

History & Archaeology,    Sociology

Libertas International University

“STATE (IN)STABILITY: Past, present, and future perspectives for the nation-state” is an annual Conference organized by Libertas International University (Zagreb, Croatia). The topic for 2023 is “STATE (IN)STABILITY and Communist Legacy in Central and Southeastern Europe”. Expected contributions include a wide range of topics from various scientific disciplines including, but not limited to, the following: Political Theory, Political Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Security Studies, History, Anthropology, Economics, Law. The conference will take place on 10 November 2023 both physically in Zagreb, Croatia and Online. The abstract submission deadline is 31 August 2023. The Conference is funded by Libertas International University, and requires no participation or registration fees from participants. All additional information is available on the conference website.

Conference Chair;     Email: conference@libertas.hr

State Stability, Communism, Central Europe, Southeast Europe, Political Theory, Political Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Security Studies, History, Anthropology, Economics, Law

History & Archaeology,    Sociology