International Conference on Postcolonial Studies and African Narratives - (ICPSAN-26)


29th - 30th October, 2026 | Budapest, Hungary

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Important Dates

Pre-registration Deadline

29th September, 2026

Paper Submission Deadline

4th October, 2026

Last Date Of Registration

14th October, 2026

Date Of Conference

29th - 30th October, 2026

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Call for Papers

The (ICPSAN-26) is dedicated to advancing research excellence by bringing together leading scholars, scientists, and professionals from across the globe. It provides a platform for the dissemination of high-quality research and innovative methodologies.

With a strong focus on African Studies, the conference promotes research that contributes to academic depth, practical insights, and interdisciplinary knowledge integration.

Authors are invited to submit papers addressing, but not limited to, the following areas:

  • Postcolonial theory in contemporary literature
  • African narratives and global perspectives
  • Decolonizing education in African contexts
  • Identity formation in postcolonial societies
  • Cultural resistance in African storytelling
  • Gender dynamics in postcolonial narratives
  • Impact of colonialism on African identities
  • Transnationalism in African literature
  • Indigenous voices in postcolonial discourse
  • Representation of diaspora in African narratives
  • Postcolonial critiques of Western literature
  • Environmental narratives in postcolonial contexts
  • Historical memory in African storytelling
  • Language and power in postcolonial texts
  • Cinematic representations of postcolonial Africa
  • Myth and folklore in African narratives
  • Social justice themes in postcolonial literature
  • The role of art in decolonization
  • Digital storytelling and postcolonial identities
  • Intersections of race and class in narratives

Peer Review Process

All submissions will be evaluated through a structured peer-review process to ensure academic rigor and contribution to the field. Accepted papers will be presented and may be considered for publication in high-quality journals and indexed conference proceedings.

Registration Details

Secure your participation by completing the registration process at the earliest. Limited presentation slots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Publication Opportunities

High-quality submissions will be prioritized for publication opportunities in recognized journals and indexed proceedings.

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