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📅 13 – 14 Mar 2027 📍 Bangkok, Thailand 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Digital Society and Communication Studies
ModeStandard / Physical
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Registration fee$165.00
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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

Conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This track explores the impact of digital technologies on cultural practices and societal norms. It aims to understand how digital culture shapes identities and influences cultural change in contemporary society.

Focusing on the evolution of communication technologies, this track examines their role in shaping interpersonal and societal communication. It seeks to analyze the implications of these technologies on information dissemination and public discourse.

This track investigates the role of social media in fostering virtual communities and enhancing social connections. It aims to explore how online platforms influence community engagement and social interaction.

This session addresses the intersection of information flows and political discourse in the digital age. It examines how media influences political communication and public opinion formation.

This track delves into the linguistic changes prompted by digital communication platforms. It seeks to analyze how language evolves in online contexts and the implications for communication studies.

Focusing on the challenges and opportunities of global communication, this track explores how digital technologies facilitate cross-cultural interactions. It examines the implications for international relations and cultural exchange.

This session investigates the phenomenon of media convergence and its effects on content creation and consumption. It aims to understand how the blending of media forms influences audience engagement and cultural production.

This track explores the relationship between digital media and the information society, focusing on how digital platforms shape access to information. It aims to analyze the implications for knowledge dissemination and social equity.

This session examines the role of online communication in driving social change and activism. It seeks to understand how digital platforms empower marginalized voices and facilitate collective action.

Focusing on the transformative effects of digitalization, this track explores how cultural practices are reshaped in the digital era. It aims to analyze the implications for cultural heritage and identity.

This track provides a platform for discussing emerging trends in internet studies and their implications for social sciences. It aims to explore future research directions in understanding the complexities of the digital landscape.

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