Social Sciences and Human Adaptation
Societal adaptation is at the heart of sustainability. This thematic area explores how social behavior, community resilience, and human adaptation influence social change. Drawing on insights from sociology, anthropology, psychology, and human geography, this area promotes research on social well-being, population dynamics, and cultural adaptation in the face of global change.
Key Topics Include:
- Section: Anthropology, Ethnology, and Human Adaptation
- Section: Psychology and Psychiatry
- Section: Sociology, Social Work, and Digital Societies
This thematic area addresses SDG3 (Good Health and Well-being), SDG10 (Reduced Inequalities), SDG5 (Gender Equality), SDG1 (No Poverty), focusing on the human dimension of sustainability.
ISCSS: SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMAN ADAPTATION
All submitted manuscripts will pass a peer review process (type double-blind, with 2 or 3 independent reviewers) under strict criteria, selected specifically for the conference, which guarantees the independent and transparent process between authors and reviewers. The SWS International Scientific Committee is the only competent authority in deciding on the selection or rejection of the manuscripts submitted to the conferences. There is no guarantee that your paper will be accepted - it depends only on the evaluations of the independent peer-reviewers (more info)
