Important Dates

Downloads

Call For Paper

The Research Leagues events aim to release a wide range of articles that provide insight and explore the latest advancements in engineering, medicine, social science, applied science, management etc.

Our conference practices methodological, conceptual, and epistemological diversity. But we prefer articles that effectively engage with current intellectual debates. We expect our participants to contribute innovative ideas, perspectives, and research methods.

Our events can potentially revolutionize the current paradigm and pave the way for growth and development. Those who intend to have their original findings and research published through our events should get an idea from the Author Guidelines, Rules for Presentation, and Instruction sections, before anything else.

Engineering

• Military sociology and ethics
• Social inequality and health
• Inequality and ideology
• Public opinion, ideologies, personalities and social movements
• Inequality and social class
• Patterns of inequality
• Gender inequality
• Racial and ethnic inequality
• Age inequality
• Inequalities in health
• Modern sociology of law
• Law and Society
• Sociological jurisprudence
• Devising a sociological concept of law
• Non-Western sociology of law
• Contemporary perspectives
• Sociology of literature
• Lukács and the theory of the novel
• Neo-Marxian ideology critique
• Classical theorists
• Public opinion, ideologies, personalities, social movements and trends
• Sociology of race and ethnic relations
• Social psychology
• Sociology of scientific knowledge
• The sociology of mathematical knowledge
• Prominent theories of social change
• Current social changes
• Global demographic shifts
• Beginnings, spreads and key processes of Social Movement
• Social movement theories: Deprivation Theory, Mass Society Theory, Structural Strain Theory, Resource Mobilization Theory, Political Process Theory And Framing Perspective
• Social structure and personality
• Symbolic interactionism
• Legacy of the strong program in the sociology of science
• Symmetry and Core concepts
• Interpretative flexibility
• Relevant social groups
• Design flexibility