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In the evolving global landscape, Asia has emerged as a focal point of geopolitical activity, marked by a complex interplay of tensions, alliances, and economic partnerships. Countries such as India, China, Japan, and others are central to this dynamic, influencing and being influenced by regional and global developments. Against this backdrop, media platforms play a pivotal role in shaping public discourse, diplomatic narratives, and international perceptions. The proposed National Conference on "Media Platforms and Asian Geopolitics: Opportunities and Challenges" seeks to explore the intricate relationship between media and geopolitics in Asia, offering a platform for dialogue and collaboration among key stakeholders.
The conference is timely and significant given Asia’s central role in global power shifts, where media platforms actively shape and are shaped by ongoing geopolitical disputes, trade agreements, and strategic partnerships. Media’s influence on both domestic and international perceptions of regional events underscores its capacity to either foster mutual understanding or deepen conflicts. In the digital era, challenges such as disinformation, biased reporting, and propaganda pose urgent threats to democratic stability and informed decision-making, necessitating proactive solutions to safeguard peace and cooperation. Furthermore, the media’s potential to bridge cultural divides and promote regional stability highlights its critical role in fostering dialogue across Asia’s diverse societies.
(Proposals on relevant themes aligning with the conference objectives are welcome.)
The abstract should be limited to 300-350 words. It should be in English and typed in MS Word in Times New Roman font. It should include research objectives, methodology, and findings. Keywords, the author(s)’ name, designation, affiliation, email, and contact number should be mentioned in the abstract.
The full paper, which includes tables, illustrations, references, etc., can have a length of 6000-8000 words, while research notes should be 3000-4000 words in length. We accept the submission of high-quality papers describing original and unpublished results of conceptual, constructive, experimental, and theoretical work or research in all of the topic areas mentioned. Submission of a manuscript implies that it is not under consideration for publication or has not been presented elsewhere. 7th edition APA Manual should be followed.
Selected conference papers will feature in an academic journal's special issue, chosen for quality and relevance through peer review. The editorial board will make the final publication decisions. Additionally, accepted abstracts will be included in the conference proceedings with an ISBN.
