The Fifth International Conference

The conference’s scientific committee welcomes research abstracts that feature novel approaches to their topics or that present added research findings in the field of political science, in accordance with the conference themes, subject to the following conditions.

1- The research and its title must be consistent with the conference themes and must not have been previously published, submitted to another entity, or promised publication.

 2- The research should be prepared according to the established scientific and methodological principles.

3- Providing a summary of (250-300) words in which the researcher reviews the importance of the research, its objectives and its problem.

4- The name of the researcher or researchers should be written at the top of the summary along with the place of work and the name of the country (email and WhatsApp phone number ).

5- A personal photo of the researcher or researchers should be placed at the top of the page along with a brief academic biography on one page, separate from the research summary.

6- The research paper should be written with two titles, one in Arabic and one in English.

7- After reviewing the comments, the researchers are informed of the accepted abstracts and the scientific committee invites them to complete the research to participate in the conference according to the following conditions:

*The number of pages of the research should not be less than (15) pages and not more than (20) pages.

*Font size 14 ( simplified Arabic ) for the text and 12 ( simplified Arabic ) for the margins.

* Submitted research is subject to electronic plagiarism checking.

The deadline for submitting research abstracts is September 20, 2025, and the deadline for submitting complete research papers is October 20, 2025.

 Note: Research abstracts should be sent to the college’s official email address

1. Dr. Amal Hindi Katea

2- Prof. Dr. Israa Sharif Gigan

3- Prof. Dr. Khamis Daham Hamid

4- Prof. Dr. Ammar Hamid Yassin

5- Prof. Dr. Omar Jumaa Omran

6- Prof. Dr. Ahmed Abdul-Amir Khudair

7- Prof. Dr. Dina Mohamed Gabr

8- Prof. Dr. Ahmed Adnan Kazem

9- Prof. Dr. Abeer Saham Mahdi

10- Prof. Dr. Mona Jalal Awad

11- Prof. Dr. Saad Obaid Alwan

12- Prof. Dr. Farah Diaa Hussein

13- Dr. Montaser Majeed Hameed

14- Dr. Enas Abdel-Sada Ali

15- Dr. Batoul Hussein Alwan

16- Dr. Ahmed Adnan Aziz

1- Prof. Dr. Adel Abdul Hamza Thajil      

2- Prof. Dr. Ibtisam Muhammad Abd

3- Prof. Dr. Raghad Nassif Jassim

4- Prof. Dr. Tariq Abdul-Hafiz Adnan

5- Prof. Dr. Hamsa Qahtan Khalaf

6- Prof. Dr. Taghreed Hannoun Ali

7- Prof. Dr. Fayeq Hassan Jassim

8- Prof. Dr. Hussein Mazhar Khalaf

9- Dr. Dunya Jawad Mutlaq

10- Prof. Dr. Asaad Tarish Abdul-Redha

11- Dr. Hisham Ezz El-Din Majeed

12- Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Ali

13- Dr. Hussein Ali Maktoof

14- Dr. Abeer Mohammed Abdul

15-Dr. Niran Adnan Kadhim

General objective:

The conference seeks to provide an integrated scientific framework for understanding the multidimensional impacts of artificial intelligence technologies on public policies, governance systems, security and development, and to contribute to anticipating mechanisms for dealing with its challenges and opportunities at the local, regional and international levels.

First: Cognitive and theoretical objectives:

• Establishing the conceptual and theoretical frameworks of artificial intelligence from a political science perspective.
• Analyzing the structural transformations brought about by artificial intelligence in the concepts of state, sovereignty, security, and democracy.
• An extrapolation of the intellectual and philosophical implications of the technological revolution on contemporary political theories and post-humanist discourses.
• Exploring the complexities of the relationship between artificial intelligence and political values ​​such as freedom, justice, equality, and human rights.
• Monitoring the cognitive transformations taking place in the fields of political and administrative sciences in light of the rise of artificial intelligence technologies.

Second: Strategic and security objectives:

• Assessing the geopolitical and security dimensions of the spread of artificial intelligence technologies and their impact on the structure of the international system and the balance of power.
• Analyzing the security challenges arising from the use of artificial intelligence in military fields and cyberattacks.
• Looking ahead to the future of diplomacy and international relations in light of the increasing reliance on artificial intelligence applications.
• Developing strategic visions to deal with cyber risks and protect critical infrastructure from AI-powered threats.
• Exploring avenues for international cooperation in setting ethical and legal standards and controls for the uses of artificial intelligence.

Third: Applied and developmental objectives:

• To present practical models for employing artificial intelligence technologies in developing administrative systems and improving the efficiency of public policy-making.
• Introducing effective mechanisms for investing in artificial intelligence to enhance transparency, combat corruption, and consolidate national integrity systems.
• Proposing regulatory and legislative frameworks for the governance of artificial intelligence applications to ensure a balance between innovation and accountability.
• Reviewing successful experiences in employing artificial intelligence to achieve sustainable development goals.
• Developing integrated methodologies for predicting societal risks and crises using artificial intelligence techniques.

Fourth: Institutional and participatory goals:

• To promote interdisciplinary dialogue between specialists in political science, technology, law, and economics on artificial intelligence issues.
• Building collaborative networks between research centers, academic institutions, and decision-makers in the field of artificial intelligence policies.
• Establishing a knowledge platform for exchanging experiences and best practices in the field of artificial intelligence regulation and governance.
• Raising public awareness of the importance of the safe and responsible use of artificial intelligence technologies.
• Providing practical recommendations to decision-makers and legislative and executive institutions on how to deal with the challenges of the artificial intelligence era.

First axis : The international axis/International studies in the age of artificial intelligence

1. The impact of artificial intelligence on the structural transformations of the international system.
2. The military and security dimensions of artificial intelligence and its impact on the stability of the international system.
3. The technological governance of artificial intelligence and its impact on the international economy.
4. Artificial intelligence and cyber diplomacy.
5. Global digital inequality and the challenge of accessing artificial intelligence technologies: Challenges for developing countries
6. The future prospects of artificial intelligence and its role in building international peace.
7. National strategies and their role in regulating artificial intelligence.
8. Cybersecurity and cyber warfare in international AI policies
9. Artificial intelligence and theories of international relations
10. Artificial intelligence and its impact on the future balance of power.
11. The role of artificial intelligence in shaping international rules and standards.
12. Artificial intelligence and crisis management
13. Artificial intelligence in regional relations and its role in shaping new alliances.
14. Artificial intelligence and the challenges of international law.

 Second axis: The intellectual axis: Political thought in the age of artificial intelligence

1. Contemporary intellectual shifts in the age of artificial intelligence
2. Artificial intelligence and its implications for knowledge replacement and the future of critical thinking
3. The theory of the modern state in the age of artificial intelligence
4. The dialectic of the relationship between political thought and the age of technological knowledge
5. The concepts of authoritarianism and control in the context of artificial intelligence.
6. The debate surrounding the relationship between digital sovereignty and virtual sovereignty
7. Problems of postmodern thought in the age of artificial intelligence
8. Problems of postmodern thought in the age of artificial intelligence
9. Artificial intelligence and the post-humanist thesis
10. The concept of artificial intelligence and its impact on promoting digital citizenship
11. Political awareness in the age of artificial intelligence
12. Freedom, democracy, and equality in the age of artificial intelligence
13. Artificial intelligence and the new populists (the philosophy of the new citizenship)
14. The future of the state in the age of artificial intelligence.
15. Digital justice in the age of artificial intelligence: challenges of redistributing power, wealth, and knowledge.
16. The historical development of technopolitical thought: from the Industrial Revolution to the Artificial Intelligence Revolution
17. Artificial intelligence and its impact on contemporary political systems.
18. Strengthening national integrity system policies using artificial intelligence technologies
19. Artificial intelligence and public policy making.
20. Artificial intelligence and monitoring of institutional performance.
21. The role of artificial intelligence tools in analyzing public opinion and formulating policies.
22. Applications of artificial intelligence in analyzing political behavior.
23. The ethical dimensions and political responsibility of artificial intelligence: Towards a value charter for decision-makers.
24. Artificial intelligence and the transformation of representative democracy into digital democracy.
25. The impact of artificial intelligence applications on the development of administrative and bureaucratic systems.
26. The impact of AI-powered cyber-attacks on democratic structures.
27. Artificial intelligence and the restructuring of the state, power, and society.
28. The concept of artificial intelligence and its impact on achieving sustainable development.
29. The role of artificial intelligence in promoting political participation.
30. The role of artificial intelligence in combating corruption.
31. Smart election management using artificial intelligence technologies

Research abstracts should be sent to the college’s official email address as shown below: 

[email protected]