January 2027
CFP closes 3 Jan
International Forum on Peacebuilding, Law & Global Governance
IFPLGG 2027
International Forum on Peacebuilding, Law & Global Governance is a 2-day event in Osaka, Japan on 30–31 January 2027, organized by World Research Association for Education and Science. Abstracts are due by 3 January 2027. Its call for papers covers Peacebuilding, Peace and Security and Global Governance, among other areas. World Research Association for Education and Science has 389 other upcoming conferences listed here.
Important dates
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Abstract / full paper deadline
In 49 days
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Conference
Osaka, Japan
All deadlines are as published by the organizer. Check the official website for the time zone.
About this conference
International Forum on Peacebuilding, Law & Global Governance IFPLGG, organized by World Research Association for Education and Science, is a leading international conference that connects researchers, engineers, healthcare professionals, academicians, scientists, industry experts, and professionals from around the world. The conference provides a global platform to share groundbreaking research, discuss emerging developments, showcase innovative ideas, and build meaningful professional collaborations. By bringing together diverse academic and professional communities, International Forum on Peacebuilding, Law & Global Governance IFPLGG aims to promote knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, and the advancement of research on a global scale.
Topics and scope
- Peacebuilding
- Peace and Security
- Global Governance
- International Law
- Peace Law
- Conflict Prevention
- Conflict Resolution
- Conflict Transformation
- Peaceful Dispute Settlement
- International Mediation
- Preventive Diplomacy
- Peace Negotiations
- Peace Agreements
- Post-Conflict Governance
- Post-Conflict Reconstruction
- Sustainable Peace
- Sustaining Peace
- Rule of Law
- Rule of Law Institutions
- Justice and Peace
- Transitional Justice
- Restorative Justice
- International Justice
- Access to Justice
- Justice Reform
- Legal Accountability
- Human Rights Law
- International Humanitarian Law
- International Criminal Law
- Human Rights Protection
- Civilian Protection
- Protection of Vulnerable Groups
- Gender and Peacebuilding
- Women Peace and Security
- Youth Peacebuilding
- Youth Participation
- Inclusive Peace Processes
- Social Cohesion
- Community Peacebuilding
- Local Peacebuilding
- Indigenous Peacebuilding
- Grassroots Peace Initiatives
- Civil Society and Peace
- Peacebuilding Partnerships
- Statebuilding
- Institution Building
- Democratic Governance
- Good Governance
- Accountable Governance
- Inclusive Governance
- Participatory Governance
- Governance Reform
- Constitutional Reform
- Electoral Governance
- Elections and Peace
- Political Inclusion
- Power-Sharing
- Federalism and Peace
- Decentralized Governance
- Minority Rights
- Ethnic Conflict Resolution
- Religious Conflict Resolution
- Intercultural Dialogue
- Interfaith Peacebuilding
- Reconciliation Processes
- National Reconciliation
- Community Reconciliation
- Truth Commissions
- Reparations and Justice
- Victim-Centered Justice
- Peacekeeping Law
- Peacekeeping Operations
- Peacekeeping Mandates
- Peace Operations
- Regional Peacekeeping
- International Peace Operations
- Peace Enforcement
- Post-Conflict Security
- Security Sector Reform
- Justice Sector Reform
- Police Reform
- Military Accountability
- Disarmament
- Demobilization and Reintegration
- Arms Control
- Non-Proliferation Law
- Small Arms Regulation
- Counterterrorism and Peace
- Preventing Violent Extremism
- Terrorism and International Law
- Transnational Crime
- Organized Crime and Peace
- Cybersecurity and Peace
- Cyber Conflict Law
- Digital Peacebuilding
- Technology and Peace
- AI and Peacebuilding
- AI Governance
- Digital Diplomacy
- Information Warfare
- Disinformation and Conflict
- Peace Media
- Media and Peacebuilding
- Strategic Communication
- Peace Journalism
- Social Media and Conflict
- Online Peacebuilding
- Climate and Peace
- Environmental Peacebuilding
- Climate Security
- Resource Conflicts
- Water and Peace
- Food Security and Peace
- Energy Security
- Migration and Peace
- Refugee Protection
- Displacement and Peacebuilding
- Humanitarian Law
- Humanitarian Governance
- Humanitarian Diplomacy
- Development and Peace
- Peace and Sustainable Development
- Poverty and Conflict
- Inequality and Peace
- Economic Peacebuilding
- Peacebuilding Finance
- Peacebuilding Fund
- International Development Cooperation
- Regional Cooperation
- Multilateral Governance
- United Nations Governance
- Security Council Reform
- Global Institutional Reform
- International Cooperation
- Multilateral Diplomacy
- Regional Organizations
- Global Peace Architecture
- International Peace Norms
- Global Legal Order
- International Legal Reform
- Comparative Peace Law
- Peacebuilding and Democracy
- Peacebuilding and Human Rights
- Law and Conflict Prevention
- Law and Reconciliation
- Governance and Peacebuilding
- Justice and Sustainable Peace
- Future of Global Peacebuilding
Call for papers
Abstracts are due by 3 January 2027. Submission details are on the official website.
Where this information comes from
- Source
- Submitted by the organizer
- Listed on
- 19 October 2026
- Verification
- Reviewed by an editor before publishing
- Reference
- FCA2895447
Questions about IFPLGG 2027
When and where is IFPLGG 2027?
30–31 January 2027 in Osaka, Japan.
Can I attend online?
This listing does not confirm an online option. Check the official website.
What is the submission deadline?
Abstracts are due by 3 January 2027.
How do I register?
Registration and fees are handled by the organizer on the official website.
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