London – 2025

POLITICALSCIENCES

Conference History

The 3rd International Conference on Political Sciences was held from July 18-20, 2025 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 3rd 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.

3rd 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 4th International Conference on Political Sciences (POLITICALSCIENCES) in 2026, 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. .

Abstract Book

Highlighted Speakers

SpeakerInstitution, CountryPresentation Title

Prof.Dr. Dawei Bao

 

Zhejiang University, ChinaThe Dialectical Narrative of Ownership in Hegel’s Political Philosophy
Prof.Dr. Ephraim DavidUniversity of Haifa, IsraelThe Present-Day Relevance of the Mixed-Constitution Concept
Dr. Yu HanUniversity of Oxford, UKThe Use of Readability Metrics in Legal Text – A Systematic Literature Review
Dr. Thom ReillyArizona State University, USAStraight Tickets and Ticket-Splitting: Moderate independent voters in the volatile middle
D. Xiaotong YangZhejiang University, ChinaAntonio Gramsci’s Political Philosophy on Culture
Dr. Abdul- Majeed IddrisuMMG Consortium Limited, ChinaService Quality and Competitive Advantage in Ghana’s Telecommunication Industry. Evidence of MTN Ghana
Mr.Daniel GideyShoolini University, IndiaModern Theoretical Approaches to African Development: Navigating Contemporary Challenges
Mr.Teddy MoysanUniversity of Valencia – Polibienestar Institute, SpainDesign of a Standardized Index to Evaluate the Democratic Quality of Participatory Processes: A Participant-Centered Approach
Mr.Akira IchidaKeio University, JapanEffects and Limitations of the Interaction between Public Attribution and Offensive Cyber Operations on Cyber Deterrence by Punishment — Rethinking of the Risk of Retaliation 
Mr. Leo VicentinoDe La Salle University, PhilippinesDecolonizing the Philippine Education System: Perspectives in Student Learning and Engagement | Filipina Gen Z Women’s Determined Impacts on their Ligaw (Courtship) Experiences
Mr.Bali RaiRoyal Roads University, CanadaRe/defining the Settler-colonial Ideologies/definitions to Safeguard the Bayung Rai Cultures, Language, and Identity in Nepal
Ms.Jinye ChenLingnan University, Hong KongEmployment Status and Evaluation of Government Performance: Evidence from China
Ms. Karen JamesDiego Portales University, ChileThe Challenges of Accountability in Democracy: A Comparative Study of Donald Trump’s 2021 Impeachment and Jair Bolsonaro’s 2023 Electoral Trial
Ms. Mariah Alyssa AmpatDe La Salle University, PhilippinesFrom Universities, Streets, to Modern Contemporary Society: Becoming, Being, and Living as ‘Babaeng Aktibista’
Ms. Ankita KushwahaSai University, Chennai, IndiaExit, Intervention, and Inequality: Understanding Secularism and Social Justice in India
Ms. Gabrielle Chloe BersabalDe La Salle University, PhilippinesTheorizing Filipino Concept of Pahinga (Rest)
Ms. Angira DharPresidency University, IndiaFranchisee Politics and Elite Bargains: Analyzing TMC Governance in West Bengal Through the Political Settlement Framework
Ms. Sarita BagKalahandi University, Bhawanipatna, Odisha, IndiaExploring the Theories of Women’s Political Leadership: Changing Contours of Governance in South Asia
Ms. Rhianne Mae MartinDe La Salle University, PhilippinesIdentities, Integration, and Deviance: Lived Experiences of Filipino KPOP Fandom Members

Virtual Session