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International Conference on Communication, Arts and Human Sciences

📅 28–29 Jan 2027 📍 Zurich, Switzerland 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the latest advancements in communication technologies and their implications for social interaction. Papers may address the impact of digital media on interpersonal relationships and community engagement.

This session focuses on the role of cultural narratives in shaping artistic expression and media representation. Contributions should analyze how these narratives influence societal perceptions and identity.

This track invites papers that examine communication practices through an anthropological lens. Topics may include the cultural significance of language, rituals, and non-verbal communication in various societies.

This session addresses the ethical considerations and responsibilities of media practitioners in contemporary society. Discussions may include issues of representation, bias, and the impact of media on public opinion.

This track investigates how art serves as a powerful tool for social change and activism. Papers should explore case studies where artistic expression has influenced public discourse and policy.

This session examines how anthropological methods can shed light on media consumption patterns across different cultures. Contributions should focus on the implications of these patterns for communication strategies.

This track explores the dynamics of transcultural communication in an increasingly globalized world. Papers may discuss challenges and opportunities in cross-cultural dialogue and understanding.

This session focuses on the convergence of art and technology in contemporary creative practices. Contributions should explore how digital tools are transforming artistic expression and audience engagement.

This track investigates the impact of social media on identity construction and self-representation. Papers should analyze how online platforms influence personal and collective identities.

This session invites discussions on how contemporary artists use their work to resist dominant narratives and challenge societal norms. Contributions should highlight the power of art in advocating for marginalized voices.

This track examines effective communication strategies employed during crises, including public health emergencies and social unrest. Papers should evaluate the role of media in shaping public response and resilience.