Oct. 20th, 2022, the 11th international social innovations reserach Conference, SOCIN '22 will be held in Vilnius. Mykolas Romeris University (MRU) invites academics from abroad and Lithuania to register by Sept. 15th and submit presentations. Each year this Conference brings together academics and researchers analyzing innovations from various countries.
Social innovation is a broad concept that has been studied for some time by various academic disciplines. Sustainable innovation involves the introduction of ideas, concepts, practices and products that contribute to the ecological environment, social cohesion and economic vitality.
The first international social innovations research conference SOCIN’22 was held in 2011. The Conference is organized byic networks and a great opportunity to present the very latest projects relating to sustainable develoment.
Presentations on the topics of sustainable security are welcome at the conference, as well as those dealing with "Public Management and Business Sustainability and Progress Perspectives", "Sustainable Prosperity in Uncertain Times: Is It Possible?", and "Law and Sustainable Development." A doctoral forum is also planned.
The main participants of the Conference – well-known academics and researchers who will present their findings and research.
Dawn DeLay from Arizona State University (JAV) focuses her research on social relationships, with a specific focus on how similarities and differences in individual identity during childhood and adolescence affect relationship processes and outcomes. She has a related interest in understanding how and why bias is present in statistical methods and analyses. She teaches on the use of appropriate methodologies and statistical techniques, with a specific interest and expertise in the use and application of longitudinal social network methods and analyses.
Dr. Roger Petry from University of Regina (Canada) Associate Professor (Luther College) Ph.D (University of Regina), lectures on ethics, philosophy of sustainability and philosophy. His research interests include: aspects of strategic transfer to sustainable systems, knowledge production and sustainable development, globalization and the Early Christian Church.
Eddi Omrcen was the Gothenburg (Sweden) University's environment head. From 2016, he is a durability strategist at the Gothenburg University's Gothenburg Center for Sustainable Development (GMV). He heads the environmental management team working primarily with education and research in sustainable development issues.
The event will be in English and held in a hybrid manner. The conference is free. Find out more here.
Registration will take place until Sept. 15th and the link is here.
The first international social innovations research conference SOCIN’22 was held in 2011. The Conference is organized by Mykolas Romeris University.