SchoRes International Conference on Social History (SchoRes ICSH 2020) envisions at providing a unique platform for academics, scholars, historians, sociologists, artists, anthropologists, journalists, psychologists, and philosophers to publish and present their high-quality research contributions in Social History. We invite researchers and practitioners from all quadrants to discuss and explore different dimensions of the domain. At ICSH, we aim at understanding the cultural and social transformations across different epochs.

Authors are invited to submit their original and unpublished research contributions in the form of theoretical and empirical papers employing qualitative, quantitative, and critical methods, action-based research, and case studies, on all topics in Social History, including but not limited to the following;

• Pre- or early modern historical analysis
  
• Intellectual histories/genealogies
• Histories of trade Unionism and the Left
• Migratory and minority cultural histories
• Subcultural histories and transgression
• Modernist art and artistic expression in the late 20th century
• Questioning methods and epistemologies of cultural history
• Digital histories, the internet and the future of cultural history
• Memory, remembering and war
• Diversity, Minorities & Others
• Cultural histories of entertainment
• Politics of migration
• Environmental Studies
• Religion 
• International Relations
• Peace & Conflict Gender, sexuality, or queerness
• Ethnic and religious minorities
• Art, Media & Literature
• Migration, Citizenship & Borders
• Language
• International relations with Middle Eastern countries
• Global, Local & Transnational
• Politics, Policy & Citizenship
• Senses, Self & Emotions
• Social Action, Social Justice & Humanitarianism
• Life Cycles, Families & Communities
• Economies, Cultures & Consumption
• Deviance, Inclusion & Exclusion
• Inequality & human rights