London – 2024
POLITICALSCIENCES
Conference History
The 2nd International Conference on Political Sciences was held from July 19-21, 2024 in London, UK, encompassing a diverse array of sessions, both in person at the venue and virtually. The conference served as a platform for international collaboration and knowledge sharing on important issues related to political sciences.
The 2nd POLITICALSCIENCES attracted speakers and listeners from over 15 countries, including Australia, China, France, Germany, India, Israel, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Philippines, Poland, South Africa, Russian Federation, United Kingdom, United States.
2nd POLITICALSCIENCES comprised specialized Sessions in various areas of Global Governance and International Relations, Security and Foreign Policy, State Formation, Stability, and Democracy, Power Dynamics and Political Engagement and Societal Influences, with numerous papers presented in each category.
The President of the Hong Kong Public Administration Association, Professor Peter Fong, delivered a Keynote Presentation on public governance for sustainable socio-economic development in China’s Greater Bay Area.
On the second day of the conference, participants had the opportunity to explore London through a City Tour guided by two local guides.
We invite you to join us at the 3rd International Conference on Political Sciences (POLITICALSCIENCES) in 2025, where we will delve into pressing challenges in the field and the barriers that communities face on a global, regional, and local level. Your participation by submitting research papers and sharing insights will contribute to shaping a better future and fostering meaningful change.
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Highlighted Speakers
| Speaker | Institution, Country | Presentation Title | |
| Professor Peter K.W. Fong
Keynote Speaker | President, Hong Kong Public Administration Association – Editor-in-Chief, Public Administration and Policy Journal | Strategies for enhancing cross boundary public governance for sustainable socio-economic development in China’s Greater Bay Area |
| Prof. Dr. Bheki Mngomezulu | Nelson Mandela University, South Africa | The Covid-19 pandemic crisis and its impact on International Relations: Critical reflections |
 | Prof. Dr. Ephraim David | University of Haifa, Israel | Contemporary Democracy and the Mixed-Constitution Concept |
| Prof. Dr. Paula Poncioni | Fórum Brasileiro de Segurança Pública, Brazil | New Directions in the “Molding” Of Police Identity? Perceptions Of Police Officers – Civil and Military – On The Impact Of Stritu Sensu Courses On The Performance Of Police Work |
| Dr. Joyprokash Mondal | BANGABASI EVENING COLLEGE AFFILIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA, India | Sustainable Development and Ethno-Inhabitant in Mangrove Ecology of India: A Case Study on Governance Policy in Sundarban |
 | Dr. Karim Belgacem | ESSCA LYON, France | Algeria and Russia, a solid partnership |
| Dr. Agnieszka Grzechynka | Jesuit University Ignatianum in Krakow, Poland | Disconnected Cultures: Exploring the Impact of Zero-Culturality on Political Communication Dynamics |
| Dr. Aysel Demirci | Yalova University, Turkey | How to Regulate Social Media Use During Elections in Turkiye |
| Dr. Amineh Someh | Clark Atlanta University, United States | How Hollywood Can Prosper the Field for Realization of U.S. Foreign Policy Goals in the Middle East |
| Sabbir Ahmed | National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia | Bangladesh’s Foreign Relations and Major Powers: What Makes the Country a Hub of Power Competition |
| Safia Iftikhar | Edith Cowan University, Australia | Interpreting Paternalistic Dominance, Family Values, And Traditional Gender Roles; A Case Study of Married Pakistani Women’s Perspectives in Australia |
| Leci Zhang | University of Nottingham, UK | Inclusive institutional balancing: Hegemonic power’s early response to rising power |
| Chenyang Zhang | Shanghai International Studies University, China | The Adjustment and Impact of the U.S. Critical Minerals Strategy in the Context of the Ukraine Crisis |
| Saleh alsakaker | University of Kent, United Kingdom | The Crucial Role of non-tribal social groups in State Development and Militry Efforts: The Significance of Market Dominant Minorities in State Formation and Stability. |
| Cheng Zhen | School of international Relations and Public affairs of Shanghai International Studies University, China | From the Perspective of Nation Learning —— An Analysis of the Transition of Jordan River Governance Path |
| Anna Zaccaro | University of Rostock, Germany | Securing Europe: safeguarding of the Baltics as a starting point for a more cohesive defence approach |
| Leo Vicentino | De La Salle University Laguna Campus, Philippines | The Baby Fever Paradox: Filipino Women and Their Power Over the Nation-State |
| Sossi Tatikyan | Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, Armenia | Is Armenia hedging or pivoting in its foreign and security policies? |
 | Moldir Almaz | Kazakh Ablaikhan University of International Relations and World Languages, Kazakhstan | Peacekeeping Forces of Kazakhstan as an Instrument of Middle Power: in the case of KAZCENT, KAZBAT |
Virtual Session
