The conference aims to gather academics, professionals, and students to discuss the challenges and innovations that communication and education is undergoing in the rapidly-changing 21st century. Our purpose is to address specific questions within the five main frames of the conference: communication, education, international relations, political sciences, and applied philosophy. The main frames are broad in order to encourage participants to bring their own specialized researches within these frames and to consequently break down each frame in specific sub-subjects based on the participants’ interests.

Conference topics
Attention will be focused on, but not limited to:

Communication:
Strategic communication; information science; PR; advertising; issues of infomation literacy; specialized journalism; library studies;

Education:
Formal and non-formal learning; social inclusion through education;
Citizenship and identitis in the global world;
Teaching and learning in the Knowledge society; E-learnig;

International relations:
The analysis of international conflicts, international law, geopolitics, strategic management, intelligence, the history of international relations

Political sciences
Democratization and globalization; citizenship and political participation; the marketing of political elections; the marketing of public institutes and policies

Applied philosophy:
Practicing philosophy, philosophical counseling, critical thought, the methodology of philosophical studies, the philosophy of communication; the philosophy of imaginary.