CASH 5.0 2026
Fifth International Conference on Recent Advances in Social Sciences and Humanities 2026
Brings together researchers, academicians, scholars and practitioners to examine contemporary questions, share original work and engage in constructive academic dialogue.
Organised by Eudoxia Research University, USA · in collaboration with Eudoxia Research Centre, India · Universal World Research Innovation Centre, London, UK
Call For Collaboration
Institutions, universities and organisations interested in collaborating with CASH 5.0 – 2026 are invited to reach out. The conference aims to strengthen scholarly networking and opportunities for future collaboration.
About CASH 5.0 – 2026
The Fifth International Conference on Recent Advances in Social Sciences and Humanities provides an interdisciplinary platform for discussing the changing realities of individuals, communities, institutions and societies. Contributions may be empirical, theoretical, conceptual, comparative or practice-oriented, provided they offer a clear scholarly contribution.
Fifth Edition
An international academic conference focused on recent advances in social sciences and humanities.
Two Conference Days
27 and 28 November 2026.
Interdisciplinary Exchange
Research dialogue across disciplines, methods, contexts and perspectives.
Who May Participate?
Faculty members, researchers, doctoral and postgraduate scholars, independent scholars, practitioners and policy professionals.
Conference purpose
- Encourage research on contemporary social, cultural, educational, economic and policy challenges.
- Promote evidence-based discussion, critical inquiry and respectful academic exchange.
- Strengthen scholarly networking and opportunities for future collaboration.
- Highlight research that contributes to understanding society and human experience.
Vision, Mission & Objectives
The conference is guided by academic quality, critical inquiry, inclusiveness and social relevance.
Vision
Tap / hoverTo foster a vibrant academic forum that advances knowledge in the social sciences and humanities through interdisciplinary dialogue and inclusive scholarly exchange.
Mission
Tap / hoverTo encourage high-quality research, thoughtful discussion and collaboration among scholars, practitioners and institutions.
Academic Quality
Tap / hoverEncourage clear research questions, appropriate methods, transparent analysis and meaningful contributions.
Critical Inquiry
Tap / hoverPromote evidence-based discussion, reflection, constructive debate and openness to diverse perspectives.
Inclusiveness
Tap / hoverWelcome varied disciplines, contexts, research methods and scholarly viewpoints.
Social Relevance
Tap / hoverConnect academic inquiry with real-world questions facing people, communities and institutions.
Conference objectives
- Provide a forum for presenting original research and emerging scholarship.
- Encourage interdisciplinary perspectives and knowledge exchange.
- Support dialogue on social transformation, culture, education, governance and development.
- Create opportunities for academic connections and collaborative research.
Call for Abstract
Original research papers, review papers and conceptual contributions are invited across the following indicative thematic areas. Interdisciplinary submissions are welcome.
Social & Community Studies
Society and social change; community development; gender studies; social justice; inclusion; migration; family and population studies.
Education & Pedagogy
Higher education; educational policy; curriculum innovation; digital learning; inclusive education; teacher development; assessment.
Economics & Development
Development economics; labour and employment; entrepreneurship; poverty and inequality; public finance; sustainable livelihoods.
Politics, Governance & Policy
Political institutions; public administration; human rights; international relations; public policy; democracy and governance.
Language, Literature & Culture
Literary studies; linguistics; translation; cultural heritage; indigenous knowledge; media, communication and identity.
Psychology & Human Behaviour
Mental well-being; behavioural studies; counselling; social psychology; youth studies; work and organisational behaviour.
History, Heritage & Philosophy
Historical inquiry; heritage studies; ethics; philosophy; religion and society; cultural memory and archival research.
Law, Justice & Human Rights
Constitutional and legal studies; criminal justice; gender and law; access to justice; human rights and legal reforms.
Media, Technology & Society
Digital society; artificial intelligence and ethics; social media; digital humanities; technology and social transformation.
Environment & Sustainable Futures
Environmental humanities; climate justice; sustainability; rural studies; urbanisation; disaster and resilience studies.
Interdisciplinary Studies
Comparative, cross-cultural and multi-method research connecting social sciences, humanities and related fields.
Emerging Research Areas
New questions and perspectives relevant to contemporary society, institutions, culture and human development.
Submissions may connect two or more thematic areas and may use qualitative, quantitative or mixed-method approaches. The thematic areas are indicative rather than restrictive. Authors should select the closest relevant track and make the interdisciplinary contribution of their work clear.
Submission Guidelines
Abstract Submission Guidelines
Authors are invited to submit a concise abstract that clearly communicates the focus, approach and contribution of their research.
- Originality: The abstract should be original, unpublished and relevant to the conference scope.
- Length: 250–300 words.
- Title and author details: Include paper title, author name(s), institutional affiliation(s) and corresponding author's email address.
- Structure: Include background or research problem, aim/objectives, methodology, key findings or expected contribution, and conclusion.
- Keywords: Add 4–6 relevant keywords.
- Formatting: Times New Roman, 12-point font, 1.5 line spacing and justified alignment.
- File format: MS Word document (.doc or .docx).
Before submission
- Proofread the abstract and verify all author names, affiliations and contact details.
- Identify the most relevant thematic track.
- Ensure the work is original and sources are acknowledged.
Full Manuscript Submission Guidelines
Authors whose abstracts are accepted are invited to prepare a complete manuscript for academic consideration.
- Length: 4,000–8,000 words, including references.
- File and page setup: MS Word (.doc or .docx), A4 page size.
- Font and layout: Times New Roman, 12-point font, 1.5 line spacing and justified alignment.
- Title page: Include paper title, author name(s), affiliation(s) and corresponding author's email address.
- Abstract and keywords: Include a 250–300 word abstract and 4–6 keywords.
- Suggested structure: Introduction, Review of Literature, Methodology, Results/Discussion, Conclusion and References.
- Referencing: Use a consistent recognised style, such as APA, MLA or Chicago.
- Originality and ethics: Submit original work, acknowledge sources and contributions, obtain required permissions and follow applicable research ethics requirements.
- Review: Manuscripts are subject to the review process communicated by the organisers.
Publication in a journal or proceedings, indexing and acceptance by any publisher are not implied by conference participation and should be relied upon only when separately confirmed by the organisers.
Important Dates
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Choose your participant category and currency. Indian participants pay in INR (incl. 18% GST); international participants pay in USD.
Payment instructions, registration confirmation and category-specific requirements will be provided by the conference secretariat.
Central Organising Committee
Prof. Dr. Rhituraj Saikia
Chief PatronPresident, Eudoxia Research University, USA
Prof. Dr. Caleb Moyo
PatronProf. Dr. Dimitrios A. Karras
ConvenerProf. Dr. Pratisha Kumari
Organising SecretaryDr. Rania Lampou
Organising SecretaryDr. Bulus Pikitida
CoordinatorDr. Smeeti Mehta
CoordinatorCertificates
The following three certificate categories are included for eligible participants and contributors.
Certificate of Participation
For registered delegates who attend the conference, subject to the organisers’ eligibility and attendance requirements.
Certificate of Paper Presentation
For authors who deliver an oral presentation of their accepted research paper at the conference.
Certificate of Appreciation
For distinguished contributors, including keynote speakers, session chairs and special invitees, in recognition of their support and contribution.
Certificate eligibility and the method of issue will be communicated by the conference organisers. Participants should ensure that registration and author details are accurate.
Awards & Academic Recognition
CASH 5.0 celebrates scholarly contribution, thoughtful communication and meaningful engagement with the conference community.
Best Inspirational Keynote Speaker Award
Presented in recognition of a keynote address that is thought-provoking, inspiring and academically enriching. Assessment may consider originality of perspective, relevance to the conference theme, clarity of delivery, intellectual depth and the ability to stimulate meaningful discussion.
Best Oral Presentation Award
Recognises an outstanding research presentation demonstrating originality, academic rigour, clarity, relevance and a significant contribution to social sciences and humanities. Assessment may consider research quality, methodology, organisation, presentation skills and responses to questions.
Award decisions are subject to the assessment and final determination of the conference committee. No cash prize or additional benefit is specified in this brochure.
Conference Participation Benefits
CASH 5.0 offers an opportunity to contribute to a wider academic conversation and learn from research beyond one's immediate discipline.
Present Your Research
Share original findings, arguments and ideas with an interdisciplinary academic audience.
Receive Constructive Feedback
Hear questions and perspectives that may help strengthen research questions, methods and analysis.
Interdisciplinary Learning
Explore concepts, methods and findings from other areas of social sciences and humanities.
Build Academic Connections
Engage with scholars, academicians and practitioners who share related research interests.
Develop Future Research
Identify new questions, comparative contexts and possible collaborative directions.
Contribute to Knowledge
Take part in discussions on current issues affecting society, culture, institutions and human experience.
Academic integrity and respectful exchange
Participants are encouraged to communicate transparently, acknowledge sources and contributions, report methods and findings responsibly, and engage with differing perspectives constructively.
Submission & Participation Procedure
Select Your Track
Identify the most relevant conference theme for your research.
Prepare Your Abstract
Prepare a 250–300 word abstract in the prescribed format.
Submit by the Deadline
Email your abstract to conference@eudoxiainternational.com by 23 November 2026.
Await Review Communication
The secretariat will communicate the review outcome and further instructions.
Complete Registration
Follow the registration and payment instructions issued by the organisers.
Prepare Your Presentation
Prepare your oral presentation in accordance with the final programme and instructions.
Join the Conference
Participate in CASH 5.0 on 27–28 November 2026.
Submit the Full Manuscript
Submit the full manuscript by 30 November 2026.
Conference Secretariat
For conference-related enquiries, abstract and manuscript submissions, registration instructions and participation information, please contact the conference secretariat.
Organising institutions: Eudoxia Research University, USA · In collaboration with Eudoxia Research Centre, India · Universal World Research Innovation Centre, London, UK
Please rely on official communications from the conference secretariat for final instructions or updates.