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Prospective authors are invited to submit papers covering basic and applied research. The conference constitutes a forum for presenting and discussing recent advances in all areas of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, and in particular:

Track 1: Arts and Aesthetics
Art history and theory
Contemporary art practices
Aesthetics in everyday life
Art criticism and curatorial studies
Digital art and multimedia
Art education and pedagogy
Cultural heritage and preservation
Art market and economics
Artistic production and consumption
Cross-cultural art exchanges 
Track 2: Humanities and Cultural Studies
Literature and literary theory
Philosophy and ethics
History and historiography
Linguistics and language studies
Religious studies and theology
Gender studies and feminism
Postcolonial and indigenous studies
Diaspora and migration studies
Popular culture and media studies
Cultural identity and representation 
Track 3: Social Sciences and Public Policy
Political science and international relations
Sociology and social structures
Economics and development studies
Public policy and governance
Social justice and human rights
Urban studies and geography
Environmental sociology
Psychology and behavioral studies
Education policy and practice
Social change and activism