London (November 2025)

Ninth Round History

Abstract Book

London – November 2025

The 9th World Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities – SHCONF – is an annual event. Our 2025 edition took place between the 14 – 16 November 2025 in one of the most spectacular cities in the world – London, UK.

Name Affliation Article title
Prof. Dr. Rus Mihaela Faculty of Law and Administrative Sciences, Ovidius University, Constanța, Romania; The Institute of Philosophy and Psychology of the Romanian Academy, Romania Psychological Profiling of Human Traffickers: Personality Traits and Cognitive Distortions
Prof. Dr. Ali Ahmed Linköping University, Sweden Gender Discrimination in Small Business Acquisitions: A Field Experiment
Dr. Zuzana Rojková University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Trnava, Slovakia Exploration Of the Phenomena Of Resisting Urges To Self-Harm In Adolescence
Dr. Granit Zela University of New York Tirana, Albania Narrative in William Faulkner’s Light in August
Dr. Ștefanoiaa Mihai Faculty of Law and Administrative Science, Stefan cel Mare University, Suceava, Romania The Challenges of Harmonizing Criminal Provisions on Human Trafficking between European Union Law and the Romanian Criminal Justice System
Mr. Patricia Slebodova University of Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Trnava, Slovakia Quality of Life in Tetany Syndrome: The Role of Symptomatology, Attack Frequency, and Panic Disorder Comorbidity
Mr. Aliyu Abdulkadir Yakubu Federal University of Kashere, Nigeria The Role of Participatory Communication in Strengthening Community Voice and Ownership in Resilience Programming in Northeast Nigeria
Mr. Pratya Barua Mahamkut Buddhist University, Thailand Meditation and Human Flourishing: Bridging Buddhist Wisdom with Social Sciences
Mr. Yifu Sun The University of Sydney Echoes of the Japanese Empire: The Legacy of Fascism and Its Transformation into Populist Movements in East Asia
Mrs. Nadia Oufhim Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, Morocco Identity and Belonging: Moroccan Youth Perspectives on Multicultural Education in Diaspora
Mrs. Josephine Doofan Gande University of Maiduguri, Nigeria Performing Resilience and Artistic Agency: Music, Dance, and Embodied Resistance among Benue’s Yelewata IDPs
Mrs. Mercy Edejeghwro Centre for Population and Environmental Development, Nigeria Mitigating Sexual and Gender-based Violence in Rural Communities: Challenges and Way Forward
Ms. Aisha Makama University at Buffalo, USA Interactions Between Selfie Exposure, Contingencies of Self-Worth, and Psychological Well-being
Ms. Laila Al-Hroob Ramon Llull University – La Salle Campus, Barcelona Playing Spaces in Palestinian Refugee Camps: Another Face of Violence Against Children