ICISSS 2020 encourage submissions within interdisciplinary social science studies and across a variety of related disciplines and fields such as international relations, law, psychology, criminology, sociology, business management, education, culture and communications, among others. Papers may address, but are not restricted to, the main theme from any of the following sub-themes. Unlisted but related sub-topics are also acceptable.

International Studies

International Political Economy
State Sovereignty
Foreign Policy Analysis
Sustainable Economic Development
Territorial Conflicts
International Security and Sanctions Policy
Political Theory and International Justice
Culture, Religion and World Politics
International Negotiations and Diplomacy
Foreign Interventionism
Comparative Economic & Political Systems
Cross-cultural Understanding
International Relations & Cooperation

Business Management

Business Administration
Human resources
Logistics and Supply Chain
Organizational Behavior
Information Management
Electronic Commerce
Corporate Governance
Hospitality and Tourism Management

Law

International Labour Law
International Human Rights Law
Environment and Climate Change Law
Public and Private International Law

Sociology

Crime & Socio-legal Studies
Sociology and Social Work
Social Policy and Social Legislation
Political Sociology
Urban, Rural and Industrial Sociology
Sociology of the Family, Childhood and Gender
Sociology and Criminology
Social Stratification, Social Mobility and Social Class
Immigration & Ethnicity
Sociology of Culture
Stratification Work & Labour Markets
Social Movements & Collective Identity
Social Stratification
Global Family & Sexual Politics
Social Psychological Perspectives on parenthood
Childhood development & Schoooling
Race & Ethnicity

Psychology

Clinical Psychology
Business/Occupational Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Cross-Cultural Psychology
Experimental Psychology
Personality and Social Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Brain & Behaviour
International & Organisational Psychology

Communication

Communication Management
Media and Mass Communication
Journalism
Information and Communications Technology
Language and Communication
Intercultural Communication, Public Relations and Pressure Groups

Culture

Language & Culture
History, Geography, Literature and Poetry
Philosophy
Anthropology
Music, Art and Cultural Policies
Museums & heritage
Cultural Heritage and New Technologies
Race, Ethnicity & Nation – Approach to collective Identity