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Dear Researchers and Colleagues,
The organizing committee of the Global Conference on Social Sciences, Humanities & Arts (GCSHA 2027) invites researchers, academics, students, and professionals to participate in the conference on January 5, 2027, in Phuket, Thailand, with an online participation option.
Hosted by the European Network of Academic Research (ENAR) in collaboration with Glovento Conference, GCSHA 2027 is a leading interdisciplinary conference. It provides a platform for academics, students, and professionals from diverse fields to present their latest research findings and foster meaningful collaboration.
Accepted abstracts will be published in the Conference Abstract Proceedings with a DOI and ISSN. Selected full papers may also be considered for submission to relevant journals indexed in Scopus or Web of Science, subject to the journal's independent peer-review and acceptance procedures.
We welcome contributions from researchers working across relevant disciplines and encourage participants to share their research with an international academic audience.
Best regards,
Conference Secretary
ENAR Conference & Publications
Authors who wish to present at the conference—either in person or online—should submit an abstract first. If accepted, the conference secretariat will email you with details on how to register and submit your full paper.
All accepted abstracts will undergo double-blind peer review and be published in the Conference Abstract Proceedings, complete with a DOI and ISSN.
ENAR publishes traditional journal articles, posters, and presentation slides with DOIs on our Publication Gateway so you can share your work with the community immediately.
We focus on publications indexed in Scopus (Q1–Q4) or Web of Science (ESCI). The ENAR Conference also provides editing, formatting, and submission services to assist authors.
You will have 10 minutes for your PowerPoint presentation, followed by 5 minutes for Q&A. If you are presenting a poster, please ensure it measures 36 by 48 inches.
Presenters are invited to give a live presentation via Zoom. You will have 8-10 minutes to share your work, and we encourage using a PowerPoint deck to complement your talk
If you prefer not to present live, you are welcome to submit a 5 to 7-minute pre-recorded video presentation instead. Simply send your recording to us for review.