IACHSS

Call for Papers

1. Ambient awareness
2. Anti-vaccination
3. Black Lives Matter
4. Caring or Research for the Elderly
5. Child Research
6. Class
7. Cliques
8. Conflict theory
9. Consumerism
10. Counter-cultures
11. Cults
12. Cultural appropriation
13. Cultural assimilation
14. Equal pay
15. Ethic in Society/Online Society
16. Ethnicity
17. Family issues
18. Family Research
19. Fandom
20. Fashion trends
21. Flocking behavior
22. Gender Issues
23. Globalization Impacts
24. Mass Media
25. Nationality

1. Occupy movement
2. Online dating
3. Online Society/Online Community
4. Patriotism
5. Police brutality
6. Poverty gap
7. Protest
8. Social media activism
9. Social Policy and Social Legislation
10. Social Psychology
11. Social Research or Social Science
12. Social stratification
13. Social Works in Modern Society
14. Spirituality and religion
15. Stereotypes
16. Sub-cultures
17. Superstitions
18. Technology/Criminology in Society
19. Twitter
20. Work place
21. Youth culture
22. Advertising 
23. Bias
24. Bot journalists
25. Cartoons
26. Comic strips
27. Communication Arts 
28. Communication Management
29. Education Communications and Technology 
30. Embedded journalism
31. Fake news
32. Film
33. Information Communication 
34. Journalism 
35. Language and Communication 
36. Media ethics
37. Memes
38. Press embargoes
39. Privacy
40. Publishing
41. Radio 
42. Slanting
43. Social media as social justice
44. Social media literacy
45. Social networking
46. Tabloids
47. Television 
48. Yellow journalism
49. Alt-right
50. Automatic voter registration
51. Bernie Sanders
52. Campaign finance laws
53. Congressional Review Act
54. Debates
55. Democratization
56. Donald Trump
57. Effect of mass media
58. Environmental Protection Agency
59. Executive actions
60. Executive power, limits of
61. Facebook campaigning
62. Gerrymandering
63. Governmental Systems & Practices
64. History of Western Political Thought
65. International Affairs and Strategic Studies
66. International Relations
67. Line item veto
68. Mutual defense alliances
69. National Popular Vote Bill
70. Open government
71. Parliamentary system
72. Political Economy
73. Political Science
74. Politics and Ethics
75. Populism
76. Pork barrel legislation
77. Presidential campaign
78. Presidential campaign
79. Public Administration and Policy
80. Reforming and Consolidated
81. Regional Studies
82. Regulations
83. Social democracy
84. Super PACs
85. Supreme Court powers
86. Transparency
87. Voter turnout
88. Western Constitutional Thought
89. Capital punishment as deterrent
90. Civil Law 
91. Climate Change Law
92. Community policing
93. Conflict of Laws 
94. Copy Right Law 
95. Crime statistic reporting
96. Criminal Law 
97. Cyber crime
98. Death penalty
99. Domestic violence
100. Economic and Financial Law 
101. Fiber evidence
102. For profit prisons
103. Forensic genealogy
104. Forensic geology
105. Fraud
106. Hate crime
107. Hate groups
108. Identity theft
109. Illegal drug use
110. Innocence projects
111. International Human Right Law 
112. International terrorism
113. Labor and Social Law
114. Legal History 
115. Legalization of marijuana
116. Lethal injection vs. electric chair
117. Mandatory minimum sentencing
118. Plea bargaining
119. Presumptive parole
120. Prison overcrowding
121. Prostitution
122. Public Law 
123. Racial profiling
124. Rehabilitation in prison
125. Riots
126. Serial killers
127. Sodomy laws
128. Undercover police
129. Voting rights for felons
130. Warren court
131. Witness protection program
132. Anthropology
133. History and Geography
134. Human Geography
135. Linguistics
136. Literature and Poetry
137. Museums & heritage
138. Music and Art 
139. Philosophy 
140. Regional Studies
141. Religious studies 
142. Adult and Continuing Education 
143. Civic Education and Leadership 
144. Distance Education
145. Early Childhood Education 
146. Education Policy  
147. Educational Theory  
148. E-Learning
149. Psychology and Counseling 
150. Rehabilitation Counseling 
151. Special Education