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International Conference on Colonial Legacies and Nation-Building in the Americas - (ICCLNBA-26)

3rd - 4th October 2026 , Osaka - Japan

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Call For Papers

The (ICCLNBA-26) emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration by bringing together experts from diverse fields. It encourages research that integrates multiple perspectives to address complex global challenges.

Key areas such as American Studies are explored to promote cross-domain knowledge exchange and collaborative innovation.

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

  • Colonial legacies in contemporary societies
  • Nation-building and identity formation
  • Historical narratives and memory politics
  • Impact of colonialism on social structures
  • Cultural hybridity in post-colonial contexts
  • Economic consequences of colonial rule
  • Decolonization and its challenges
  • Role of education in nation-building
  • Indigenous perspectives on colonial history
  • Colonialism and environmental degradation
  • Migration and its effects on identity
  • Nationalism and cultural expression
  • Historical injustices and reparations
  • Colonial archives and historical research
  • Transnational movements and solidarity
  • Gender and colonial legacies
  • Cultural diplomacy and international relations
  • Social justice movements in post-colonial societies
  • Future of post-colonial studies
  • Role of art in nation-building

Assessment

All submissions will undergo peer review to ensure quality and interdisciplinary relevance. Accepted papers will be presented and considered for publication in journals and conference proceedings.

Registration

Registering for the conference provides access to keynote sessions, technical presentations, and networking opportunities with global experts.

Publication

Publishing through the conference enhances the visibility of your research and connects your work with a broader academic audience.