Themes of the Congress
- Inequalities and Institutions
- Crime and Punishment
- The Social and the Quotidian
- Myth and Reality
Conference Details
Academic Program
The aim of this congress is to create an open environment for scholarly exchange in the form of publicizing new findings, promoting collaborations, and incubating future directions in the field of History. To fulfil the aim and optimize academic communication, the Planning Committee declares the following format of proceedings:
(i) In order to accommodate as many participants as possible and maximize the variety of research topics, only one paper per participant is permitted.
(ii) Each conference day will consist of two morning sessions and two afternoon sessions, each with several thematic panels convening concurrently. Each presentation will have a 15-minute time limit, followed by a session for questions and discussions.