11th Edition | Oxford 2026
From March 27 to 29, 2026, Oxford hosted the 11th edition, drawing academics, researchers, and professionals from around the world, including the UK, the US, Romania, China, Poland, Malaysia, and beyond. Ideas circulated, debates ignited, and cross-disciplinary collaborations emerged across fields ranging from sociology and political science to anthropology and economics.
The conference thrived on diversity: different viewpoints intersected, experiences were shared, and understanding deepened. Attendees found more than scheduled sessions; they discovered a space for genuine connection, hands-on collaboration, and the inspiration to push their research further.
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Prof. Dr. Mihaela Rus
Affiliation: Faculty of Law and Administrative Sciences,Ovidius University, Constanța, Romania - The Institute of Philosophy and Psychology of the Romanian Academy, Romania
Article Title: Cognitive biases in judicial decision-making: Their impact on the assessment of responsibility in human trafficking cases
Dr. Marisol Lopez-Menendez
Affiliation: Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City
Article Title: The Apostle of the Impossible: Affectivity, Embodiment, and Religious Experience in the Visit of the Relics of Saint Jude Thaddeus to Mexico
Dr. Scott Levin
Affiliation: Louisiana Tech University, the United States
Article Title: Immaterialism in Music Lyrics and Poetry through the "Words" of Bob Dylan and Percy Shelley
Dr. Quyen Thuc Chau
Affiliation: Department of Foreign Languages, Van Hien University, Vietnam
Article Title: Vietnamese EFL Students’ Perspectives on Factors Influencing the Development of Intercultural Communicative Competence
Dr. Gözde Toprakcı Alp
Affiliation: Ankara Medipol University, Turkey
Article Title: Women and Digital Skills: The Hidden Face of the Digital Gender Divide in Turkey
Dr. Debarghya Sanyal
Affiliation: School of Film, Media and Creative Arts, R V University, Bengaluru, India
Article Title: The Mytho-Queer: How Indian Mythological Media Construct and Contain Third-Gender Identities
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