Theme

ii. Culture, Education, Socio-economics & Management

We invite papers that explore global issues in the following areas, but not limited to;
- Education
- Historical & archaeological studies
- Linguistics and language studies
- Aesthetics & cultural studies
- Theological studies
- Management including accounting & finance and human resources
- Economics
- Enterprises, business and entrepreneurship, including tourism and hospitality
- Public administration
- Political sciences
- Policy studies, including strategy and planning, and governance
- Social sciences; anthropology, gender studies and environmental sociology
- Philosophy & psychology
- Law studies, including human rights, peace building and conflict management
- Media, Library & information sciences