London – 2026

POLITICALSCIENCES

Conference History

The 4th International Conference on Political Sciences was held from May 2026 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 4th 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.

4th 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), 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

NameInstitution, CountryPresentation Title
Dr. Nabaa IhsanAl-Nahrain University, IraqGeopolitical dynamics in the Middle East (the new decade).
Dr.Alla SkomorovskyDepartment of National Defence, CanadaCountering Disinformation at the Strategic Level: Audiences, Alliances, and Applied Wargaming
Dr. Jacob BenjaminDepartment of National Defence, CanadaDisinformation and Alliances: A strategic and theoretical analysis
Dr. Erez CohenAriel University, IsraelThe Resilience of the Israel’s Energy Sector During Security Emergencies
Dr. Olufemi IlesanmiRobert Gordon University, UKWestern Ways of Warfare: a non-western meta-legal reflection
Dr. Ulas KaradagEskisehir Osmangazi University Facult of Law, TurkeyWere the Federalists the First Ordoliberals?
MSC. Laman Suleyman-zadaBaku State University, AzerbaijanInformation and its reliability in the digital reality
Mrs. Emily RobinsonDepartment of National Defence, CanadaTargeted Disinformation in Diaspora Communities: Risks and Resilience
Mrs. Gulumjanli AzizaAzerbaijan National Academy of Sciences Institute of Oriental Studies after Academician Z. M. Buniyadov, Azerbaijan, BakuSingapore’s Role in Emerging Global Governance Structures: Arctic Engagement and the Trans-Pacific Partnership
Mrs. Melania PausanBabeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, RomaniaThe Role of International Relations in Internal Affairs: Evidence from Ministry of Internal Affairs Personnel in Romania
Ms. Palak GuleriaManipal Academy of Higher Education India​​Party or Candidate? Electoral Preference and Political Participation among Youth and Elderly Voters in the Himalayan State of India
Ms. Jenny XuRye Country Day School, USAFraming the Border as a National Security Threat: Fox News Immigration Coverage in the 2016 and 2024 Election Cycles
Ms. Munachi Victoria ChidebeluChukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, NigeriaArms Proliferation, Insecurity, and the Sustainable Development Goals in West Africa: An Interconnected Challenge
Ms. Jaya SrivastavaUniversity of Strathclyde UKSupporting Justice Mechanisms Using Declassified Satellite Imagery
Mr. Andy LeeDepartment of National Defence, CanadaCoalition Wargaming in the Cognitive Domain
Mr. Nicolas Rivera-SarmientoUniversitat De Barcelona, SpainConstructing Hegemony: Subjectivity and Antagonism in the Catalan Independence Movement (2006–2018)