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Hybrid Event

6th - 7th October 2026 | Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

International Conference on Global Capitalism, Democracy and Human Rights (ICGCDHR - 26)

4

Days

4

Hrs

07

Min

02

Sec

Conference Program

Session Tracks

SDG Wheel

Aligned with

UN Sustainable Development Goals

This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.

Why it matters

SDG 1 — No Poverty
SDG 8 — Decent Work and Economic Growth
SDG 10 — Reduced Inequalities
SDG 16 — Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Explore All Session Tracks
Track 01
Global Capitalism and Political Dynamics

This track examines the intricate relationship between global capitalism and political structures. It aims to explore how economic systems influence governance and public policy across diverse political landscapes.

Track 02
Populism in the Age of Global Capitalism

This session focuses on the rise of populist movements as a response to the challenges posed by global capitalism. It seeks to analyze the implications of populism for democratic institutions and human rights.

Track 03
Post-Truth Politics and Economic Discourse

This track investigates the phenomenon of post-truth politics within the context of global capitalism. It aims to understand how misinformation affects public policy and human rights advocacy.

Track 04
Alternatives to Global Capitalism: The Socialist Perspective

This session explores socialist frameworks as potential alternatives to global capitalism. It seeks to evaluate the viability of these models in promoting human rights and equitable public policy.

Track 05
Theoretical Approaches to Global Capitalism

This track delves into various theoretical frameworks that analyze global capitalism. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of its implications for social sciences and humanities.

Track 06
Variances of Global Capitalism in Contemporary Society

This session examines the diverse manifestations of global capitalism in different cultural and social contexts. It seeks to highlight the unique challenges and opportunities that arise in these varied environments.

Track 07
Democracy Under the Influence of Global Capitalism

This track investigates the impact of global capitalism on democratic processes and institutions. It aims to assess how economic interests shape political participation and civic engagement.

Track 08
Entrepreneurship as a Catalyst for Change

This session focuses on the role of entrepreneurship in shaping the landscape of global capitalism. It seeks to explore how innovative business practices can contribute to human rights advancements and social equity.

Track 09
Human Rights in the Context of Economic Systems

This track examines the intersection of human rights and global capitalism. It aims to analyze how economic policies can either promote or hinder the realization of fundamental human rights.

Track 10
Public Policy Responses to Global Capitalism

This session explores the role of public policy in addressing the challenges posed by global capitalism. It aims to identify effective strategies for promoting social justice and human rights.

Track 11
Global Capitalism and Social Movements

This track investigates the relationship between global capitalism and social movements advocating for human rights. It seeks to understand how these movements can influence public policy and societal change.

2026 UPDATE

Consistent Academic Support

Science Net ensures that research activities continue without interruption in the current global situation. Participants can engage through digital and hybrid conference formats.