ANT PRO

1. Philip G. Cerny, Professor Emeritus, University of Manchester, UK & Rutgers University, USA.
   Title: Heterarchy: Toward Paradigm Shift in World Politics.
2. Kenneth Christie, Professor, Royal Roads University, Canada.
   Title: The Canada-China Game: Re-Working Human Security in the Midst of the Global Pandemic.
3. José Pinto, Professor, Lusofona University, Portugal.
   Title: Myths, Fallacies, and Realities of Populism: Towards a New Typology.
4. Dealan Riga, PhD Student, University of Liege, Belgium.
   Title: China as a Systemic Rival for European Union:  Models Projection in Western Balkans. 

1. Krisztina Juhasz, Senior Lecturer, University of Szeged, Hungary.
   Title: Narratives of Conceptualization of the Rule of Law in the European Union.
2. Theodoros Vaniotis, Lecturer, New Bulgarian University & Sofia University, Bulgaria.
   Title: The Russian Federation as a Trendsetter in International Politics.
3. Judit Fabian, Visiting Researcher, University of Ottawa, Canada.
   Title: Inclusive Global Institutionalism: Conceptualizing Democratic Global Governance.
4. Viktória Herczegh, PhD Candidate, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary.
   Title: Double Standards Projected by one Great Power on Another – A Study Based on Recent Cases.
5. Barbara Bieniek, PhD Student, University of Silesia, Poland. 
   Title: Problems with the Monarchy. The Complexity of the King-Parliament Relationship in the Kingdom of Sweden.

1. Tatyana Burudjieva, Professor, Sofia University, Bulgaria.
   Title: New Wars-Old Enemies.
2. Albena Dimitrova, Assistant Professor, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria.
   Title: Birth Size of Bulgarian Neonates and Its Association with Seasonality.
3. Natasha Brown, Adjunct Professor, California State University, Northridge, USA.
   Title: Self-awareness, Effective Leadership, and Leader Development in the Context of Global Crisis.
4. Stephan Unger, Associate Professor, Saint Anselm College, USA.
   Title: The Role of Country-pair-related News Sentiment in Foreign Exchange.

1. John Pavlik, Head, Mass Media and Communication Unit, ATINER & Professor, Rutgers University, USA. (Full Paper)
   Title: The Ukraine War and the Implications for Mass Media.
2. Gregory T. Papanikos, President, ATINER.
   Title: The Greek Newspaper Coverage of the Ukrainian War: The Pre-Invasion Phase and the Day of the Invasion. (Full Paper)

Old and New-An Educational Urban Walk

1. Adrian Szumowski, Assistant Professor, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland.
   Title: Challengers for Mantle of Hyperpower. 
2. Nicole Farris, Associate Professor, Texas A&M University, USA.
   Title: Status Exchange Theory and Same Sex Interracial Unions in the United States.
3. Brendan Mullan, Associate Professor, Michigan State University, USA.
   Title: Neoliberal Globalization, Social-Demographic Transformation, and Migration: Greek Rigidity and Resilience.

1. Michael Coyle, Professor, California State University, USA.
   Title: Prolegomena for a New Global Politics of “Crime”: Language, Transgressions and Standards.
2. Anna Winiarczyk-Raźniak, Assistant Professor, Pedagogical University of Krakow, Poland.
   Title: The Cultural Aspect of Ethnic Identity – Yucatan Maya Case Study.
3. Martina Siskova, Researcher, Vienna Institute of Demography, Austria.
   Title: Does Human Capital Compensate for Depopulation?

1. Katsumi Ishizuka, Dean and Professor, Kyoei University, Japan.
   Title: Middle Powers’ Role in UN Peace Operations.
2. Robert Smith, PhD Candidate, University of New England, Australia.
   Title: BRI Projects: Case Studies from Nepal, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
3. Enayatollah Yazdani, Associate Professor, Sun Yat-sen University, China.
   Title: The Impact of Globalization on International Relations.
4. Praveen Praveen, PhD Candidate, Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, India.
   Title: Determinants of Spousal Age Difference: A Study on Indian Sub-continent.

1. Sofia Cavandoli, Senior Lecturer, John Moores University, UK.
   Gary Wilson, Lecturer, Liverpool John Moores University, UK.
   Title: Distorting Fundamental Norms of International Law to Resurrect the Soviet Union. The International Law Context of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine.
2. Guillermo Johnson, Associate Professor, Universidade Federal do Maranhão, Brazil.
   Title: Challenges for Latin-American Democracy: Geopolitics and Social Struggles.
3. Gregory T. Papanikos, President, ATINER.
   Title: The Ukrainian Migrant Flows to Greece due to the Russian-Belarus Invasion.