Main Theme:

“Regionalization in the International System: The Search for Stability in a Fragmenting World”

Topics

1. Evolution of the International System and Regionalization: Theoretical Approaches and Future Scenarios
2. Multipolarity and Global Power Distribution: In Search of a New Balance?
3. The Transformation of Sovereignty: The Role of the Nation-State in the Face of Regionalization
4. Regional Security Architectures: NATO, ASEAN, SCO and Other Models
5. Military Strategies and Regional Power Rivalries: From Cold Peace to Hot Contacts
6. Armament Trends and Strategic Autonomy: Examples from Europe, Asia and the Middle East
7. Weakening International Institutions: UN, EU and the Future of Multilateralism
8. International Law, Borders and the Right to Intervene: Sovereignty or Humanitarian Intervention?
9. Regional Economic Blocs and Protectionism: New Trade Maps
10. Energy Geopolitics and Regional Tensions over Critical Resources
11. Digital Sovereignty and Technological Competition: Regional Blocs in the Global Network
12. Europe’s Search for Strategic Autonomy: The Future of the EU and NATO Relations
13. Rising Competition in Asia-Pacific: China, India and US Strategies
14. The African Continent: Foreign Interventions, Regional Integration and Security Transformation
15. The New Wave of Regionalization in Latin America: Populism, Security and Economy
16. Fragility and New Cooperation Opportunities in the Middle East: Gulf, Levant and North Africa
17. Migration, Identity and Borders: Human Security in Regional Crises
18. Community-Based Diplomacy and Regional Security: Diasporas, NGOs and Local Actors

Presentations on relevant themes are also welcome.