Final Days to Submit Contributions for the IASIA 2026 Conference

Diogo Pereira,

The submission deadline for the IASIA 2026 Conference is set for 11 June 2026, marking the final days for scholars, practitioners, and students to contribute to this year’s programme.

Taking place in Athens, Greece, from 12 to 16 October 2026, the conference will be held under the theme “Rethinking Governance for a Changing World.” The event will provide a forum for examining how governance systems, public institutions, and public administration education can adapt to increasingly complex and rapidly evolving environments.

The programme will feature plenary sessions, Working Group discussions, thematic panels, and a dedicated PhD Seminar, bringing together participants from different regions and professional backgrounds. Through these activities, the conference aims to foster dialogue on governance innovation, public sector capacity, leadership, digital transformation, and the future of public service.

IASIA continues to welcome submissions across its Working Groups and thematic conference track, as well as proposals for panels and contributions to the PhD Seminar. These contributions will play a central role in shaping the discussions and exchanges that will take place in Athens.

Further information about the conference and the submission process is available through the conference website (below).

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