Call for Papers
Aims and Scope
GEHES 2026 has established itself as a premier international conference in global economy, humanities education, and social sciences, providing a global forum for presenting original research and exchanging innovative practical experiences. It draws researchers, educators, policymakers, and practitioners from a broad spectrum of areas, including economic development, educational reform, cultural heritage, social policy, governance, and sustainability. By promoting high-quality research findings and innovative solutions to pressing societal challenges, the conference seeks to advance the state-of-the-art in these interconnected fields.
Topics of Interest
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Global Economy, Trade, and Sustainability
Trade and supply chains
Post‑pandemic recovery
Green finance and climate
Digital economy and fintech
Inequality and poverty reduction
FDI and cross‑border flows
Labor markets and automation
SDGs and economic governance
- Humanities Education and Cultural Heritage
Curriculum and pedagogy
Digital humanities tools
Language and intercultural communication
History, memory and identity
Arts and creative education
Intangible heritage preservation
Ethics and value education
Multilingualism and language policy
- Social Sciences, Policy, and Social Change
Social justice and equity
Urbanization and migration
Public governance and reform
Media and public opinion
Health and welfare systems
Gender and family studies
Conflict resolution and peace
Technology, data and society
- Digital Technologies & Applied Computing
AI and economic forecasting
Big data for social policy
EdTech and online learning
Digital humanities and text mining
Blockchain for trade and finance
Social media and public opinion
Computational social simulation
Ethical AI and algorithmic fairness