Call for Paper URSS Conference 2026
Archeology , heritage, history, sports, recreation and tourism trends, preservation, management and social impacts
Economic and social development: Emerging issues and sustainable solutions
Climate change, environmental governance, and sustainable development
Emerging challenges in international law and global governance: International relations, international organizations and human rights
Emerging digital and conventional media studies, communication, public relations and marketing.
Library and ICT, information science, artificial intelligence and knowledge organization
Philosophy, psychology and counseling in the modern world
Peace, Conflict management and security, in the contemporary world
Politics, contemporary public policy, geopolitics, Governance and challenges, innovations and best practices
Sociology, gender, feminist perspectives and inclusive empowering of marginalized communities
Sustainable agriculture, land use dynamics, and food security
Higher education for socio economic and human development: Education, higher education, vocational training and skills development
Format for the Abstract Topic
>> The research title should be simple, clear, specific, interesting, unique, precise and should not be misleading.>> In addition to the main title, a specification or limitation can be included in parentheses.
• E.g. How to create a Research Topic (For BA level)
>> It is crucial to include the most significant words and terms, also known as "keywords," in the title of a research. This helps with proper indexing and retrieval from search engines and scientific databases.
Word Count of the Topic
>> Min 7, Max 20>> If your topic is too broad, it may be difficult to find focused and relevant information; If your topic is too narrow, it may be difficult to find any information.
Font size & Format
>> 14 pt., Bold, Centered, Times New RomanAbstract: Introduction
The abstract is an original document. An abstract is a self-contained, short, and powerful statement that describes a larger research work. An abstract is not a review or evaluate research but reporting the spirit of the research. Though the abstract is a short piece of work, it should contain introduction, research methods, finding, future directions of the respective field and key words.There are two main importance of an abstract, one is other readers and researchers can understand quickly about a large work. This may help readers who may be interested in a longer work to quickly decide whether it is worth their time to read it. Second importance is that abstract can be used for indexing. Many online databases use abstracts to index larger works. Therefore, abstracts should contain keywords and phrases that allow for easy searching.
Follow the instructions mentioned below:
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Abstract length |
250–300 words |
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Keywords |
3–5 words |
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Font |
Title: 14pt., Bold, Centered, Times New Roman |
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Line Spacing |
Single-spaced (1.0) |
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Margin |
Normal (Top :1 inch , Bottom: 1 inch; Left : 1.5 , Right: 1 inch) |
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Page numbers |
Bottom-centered |
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Layout |
One-column Portrait |
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Format |
MS Word-compatible file |
General Structure of the Abstrac
Component | No of Sentences | 250 - 300 | |
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1 | Introduction | 4 -5 | 50 - 80 |
2 | Objective/s | 3- 4 | 25 -45 |
3 | Methodology | 4- 6 | 40 -75 |
4 | Result | 5- 9 | 50 -80 |
5 | Conclusion | 4- 6 | 25 - 50 |
Total (Sen./Words) | 20 - 30 | 25 - 50 |
***The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.***