Professor of Social Theory, Sciences Po, France
As a hybrid international conference, it offers structured networking and publication opportunities (in indexed journals or proceedings) with a DOI for every accepted paper.
The First International Conference on Sociology and Anthropology (SACONF) will be held in London from 26 - 28 February 2027 as a hybrid event. The goal of the sociology conference is to bridge the gap between theory and practice by addressing pressing social issues and demonstrating how anthropological insights can deepen sociological understanding. The international conference on sociology aims to encourage knowledge sharing, innovation, and lasting collaborations.
Launched at a time of rapid global change, SACONF is a response to the need for multidisciplinary dialogue. Unlike many 2027 conferences, its hybrid format ensures accessibility worldwide, breaking down barriers so all voices, from any of the related fields, can contribute equally.
The international anthropology conference is open to researchers, academics, policymakers, and practitioners, and invites diverse contributions that cross methodological boundaries and disciplines. Whether advancing expertise or seeking new insights, participants will find valuable opportunities for collaboration and real-world impact.
SACONF encourages submissions on a wide range of subjects that reflect the evolving relationship between sociology and anthropology. We also welcome interdisciplinary works that encourage new conversations. Key themes include, but are not limited to:
Examining power structures, race, class, gender, and social movements.
Exploring cultural diversity, migration, and global interconnectivity.
Analyzing the social impact of digital media, artificial intelligence, and online communities.
Meet the Experts, Top Voices, and Authorities in Their Own Field
Professor of Social Theory, Sciences Po, France
Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Chair, Department of Sociology, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany
Authors have two main options when it comes to publishing their work. One option is to have their paper included in the conference proceedings, which come with an ISSN and a unique DOI for each paper. These proceedings will later be reviewed and included in Google Scholar, which helps make the research easier to find and may lead to more citations.
The other option is to submit the paper to be considered for publication in academic journals that are indexed in well-known databases such as SCOPUS, DOAJ, and Google Scholar. However, whether a paper is accepted for journal publication is entirely up to the journal editors.
Every paper submitted to the conference must first pass a plagiarism check before it is sent to the committee for peer review. If any plagiarism is found at any stage, the submission will be automatically rejected
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All attendees are invited to a free guided tour of London, and through that, the participants can see what makes London an ideal host city for an international anthropology conference.
Its transformation since the Second World War is a living case study of urban and cultural change. This aspect makes it especially relevant for participants attending one of the anticipated sociology conferences in 2027.
Submit your work to attend one of the top international anthropology conferences in 2027 and join us for an unforgettable experience filled with networking and publication opportunities, informative sessions, and expert speakers.
If you do not have a paper ready at the moment, you can join us as a listener and enjoy all the perks without having to present a paper.
