Professor of Social Theory, Sciences Po, France
A High-Impact Forum for Political Science and Global Affairs
Position Your Research in a Global Political Dialogue
The International Conference on Political Science and International Relations will be hosted in London from 26 - 28 February 2027. As a Political Science Conference, it offers a structured academic setting where research can be presented, discussed, and refined through meaningful exchange with an international audience.
This event responds to a clear academic need. Political change is accelerating across regions, and researchers need credible spaces to examine these shifts with depth and care. The conference welcomes university faculty, postgraduate researchers, policy professionals, NGO experts, and early-career scholars who want to connect theory with real-world political challenges.
As one of the emerging Political Science Conferences 2027, the event creates an accessible and serious environment for interdisciplinary work. It supports researchers who want to improve the visibility of their findings, receive useful feedback, and build networks that can lead to future research, publication, and collaboration.
The conference welcomes research across political science, international relations, public policy, governance, and related fields. Key themes include :
Comparative politics, democratic institutions, public administration, political theory, human rights, international law, conflict resolution, diplomacy, global security, foreign policy, migration, political communication, and digital governance.
The programme also encourages work on emerging global challenges such as climate politics, AI governance, electoral integrity, populism, geopolitical transitions, and international cooperation.
These themes make the conference a valuable forum for researchers seeking a place among relevant political science conferences and broader political conferences 2027.
Quality, Fairness, and Integrity at Every Stage
This first edition is guided by an international academic committee dedicated to fairness, scholarly quality, and transparent review standards. The committee supports the peer review process and helps ensure that the conference programme reflects credible, relevant, and diverse research perspectives.
Professor of Social Theory, Sciences Po, France
Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Chair, Department of Sociology, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany
The political science conference provides authors with two publishing options. First, papers can be published in conference proceedings (with ISSN, DOI, and Google Scholar indexing) to improve discoverability and contribute to the broader landscape of political science conferences.
Second, papers can be submitted to SCOPUS/DOAJ/Google Scholar-indexed journals, though acceptance depends on the journal editors. All submissions must first pass a plagiarism check before peer review; any detected plagiarism results in automatic rejection at any stage.
All attendees are invited to a free guided tour of London. The on-site experience is planned to support comfortable participation, accessible travel, and productive academic exchange. Participants can expect a professional setting suitable for presentations, panel discussions, networking, and informal scholarly conversations.
The history of the UK is a living case study of political change. This aspect makes it especially relevant for participants attending the International Conference on Political Science and International Relations.
If your research explores political systems, international relations, governance, diplomacy, public policy, or other related areas, the political science conference provides a credible platform for sharing your work. Join one of the emerging political conferences 2027 and become part of a global academic conversation shaped by evidence, perspective, and collaboration.
