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International Conference on Hebrew and Jewish Studies in Middle Eastern Contexts (ICHJSMEC-27)

26th - 27th Mar 2027,Sydney, Australia

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Call for Paper


Important Dates


Early Bird Registration

24th Feb 2027

Paper Submission Deadline

1st March 2027

Registration Deadline

11th March 2027

Conference Date

26th - 27th Mar 2027

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Call For Papers

The ICHJSMEC bridges the gap between academia and industry by promoting research with practical applications. It provides a platform for professionals and researchers to share insights that drive real-world impact.

The conference focuses on Hebrew and Jewish Studies in Middle Eastern Contexts, encouraging applied research, case studies, and industry-driven innovations.

Authors are invited to submit papers addressing, but not limited to, the following areas:

  • Hebrew literature in contemporary contexts
  • Jewish identity and cultural expression
  • Historical narratives in Jewish studies
  • Intersections of Hebrew and Arabic cultures
  • Diaspora experiences in Jewish communities
  • The role of Jewish philosophy today
  • Jewish art and visual culture
  • Impact of the Holocaust on literature
  • Jewish religious texts and modernity
  • Cultural memory in Jewish studies
  • Hebrew language preservation efforts
  • Jewish feminist literature and critique
  • Ethics in Jewish philosophical thought
  • Jewish contributions to Middle Eastern societies
  • The role of humor in Jewish culture
  • Jewish migration and identity formation
  • Literary representations of Jewish life
  • Contemporary issues in Jewish education
  • Jewish responses to global challenges
  • The future of Jewish studies

Assessment

Submissions will be evaluated based on applicability, innovation, and research contribution. Accepted papers will be presented and considered for publication in relevant journals and proceedings.

Registration

Complete your registration to participate in discussions that bridge academia and industry, and gain exposure to practical insights.

Publication

Selected papers will be considered for publication platforms that support academic and industry collaboration.

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