Themes
Eastern languages and globalization
Language and identity in media and education
Educational curricula and linguistic identity
Eastern languages in local and international media
Political and social conflicts and their impact on Eastern languages
The politicization of language: a tool of conflict or unification
Policies of exclusion, protection, and recognition of lesser-used languages
Displacement, refuge, and policies of continuity of Eastern languages
The linguistic history of the region and the formation of identities
The role of language in building collective memory and belonging
Cultural identity and its relationship to language
Multilingualism across historical periods, from ancient civilizations to the modern era
Translating dialects in Eastern languages and its challenges
Eastern languages in literary discourse
Non-linguistic factors in learning Eastern languages
Objectives
- Promoting understanding of Eastern languages
- Studying the impact of languages on cultural identity
- Supporting scientific research and enhancing cultural dialogue
- Strengthening international cooperation and cultural exchange
- Enhancing the role of the Arabic language
- Supporting translation
Publishing Paper
Accepted research papers will be published in the Journal of the Faculty of Arts.
The deadline of receiving the abstracts is March 30, 2026.
Publishing Paper
Accepted research papers will be published in the Journal of the Faculty of Languages.
The deadline of receiving the abstracts is March 16, 2025.
Terms and Conditions for Participation
The research should treat in his research one of the society’s issues in accordance to the topics of the conferenceand its academic tributaries. The researcher should fulfill the following conditions:
- Title of the Research
- Written in Times New Roman, size 16.
- The title should be concise and informative, avoiding abbreviations as much as possible. It must be written in the research language and also in both Arabic and English.
- Beneath the title, the full name(s) of the researcher(s), affiliation, email, and WhatsApp number must be written in the research language and in both Arabic and English.
- Abstract
- Language: Abstracts should be written in the research language and in both Arabic and English. The content must be identical across all versions, between 150–250 words. It must be written in clear and accurate language with proper punctuation. Poor linguistic quality may affect acceptance of publication.
- Objectives: Clearly state the purpose of the research and justify the choice of topic or problem.
- Methodology: Explain how the research was conducted, including tools and methods (interviews, questionnaires, instruments, techniques, datasets, samples, etc.).
- Results: Present the main findings clearly and concisely.
- Deadline for abstract submission: 30/3/2026
- All accepted papers will be published in a special conference issue of the Journal of the College of Arts, University of Baghdad.