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International Association of Comparative Literature, Society and Culture Recently the IACLSC received international acknowledgement. The IACLSC head quarter is based at Bhubaneswar (Odisha State), India.

International Association of Comparative Literature, Society and Culture (IACLSC) is an interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary international research network in area studies in Arts, Culture, Design, Ecology-Environment, Humanities and Social Sciences. International Association of Comparative Literature, Society and Culture (IACLSC) aims to revive research scopes in broad areas of humanities and social sciences specifically taking diversions on historical and comparative research methodologies. The association came into being informally in the month of August 2014 at Greifswald University, Germany by committed social scientists and humanities scholars which received global attention in the research and innovation in the world literature, arts, history, politics, ecology and environment, civilization, society and culture. The IACLSC looks critically into the film and performance studies; folklore and oral traditions; climate and landscape, heritage and ecology studies; national policy, subaltern studies, new media, transliteration studies; politics and international relations; colonial, post-colonial and post-communist history; citizenship and public sphere; indigenous studies and social anthropology etc. The IACLSC established it’s interdisciplinary and peer reviewed research journal IACLSC Journal of Comparative Literature in December, 2014 and decided to conduct biennial international conferences to build up knowledge networks, joint research programs and new research clusters among global network members. IACLSC has been incepted as an international association with effect from August 28, 2016 by recognition of Union of International Associations (UIA, www.uia.org), Brussels, Belgium. IACLSC (International Association of Comparative Literature, Society and Culture / Association internationale de littérature comparée, société et culture /
Asociación Internacional de Literature Comparada, la Sociedad y Cultura) is henceforth endorsed in the UIA Open Yearbook vide UIA Org ID M5048. IACLSC membership form is found here;
https://iaclsc.wixsite.com/iaclsc/membership

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International Network of Community based Research Programme and Action INCRA
06/06/2026

International Network of Community based Research Programme and Action INCRA

Trasforming rural communities and ecologies...

Completing 10 years in CBPR.Institute of Environment and Social Engineering IESE
25/05/2026

Completing 10 years in CBPR.
Institute of Environment and Social Engineering IESE

17/05/2026

IACLSC is Celebrating 14th year of successful journey on planet earth. Thank you for your continuing support. We could never have made it without you. 🙏🎉

International Seminar on Sarala Mahabharata by the 'Essential Bhakti' in collaboration with International Association of...
10/05/2026

International Seminar on Sarala Mahabharata by the 'Essential Bhakti' in collaboration with International Association of Comparative Literature, Society and Culture (01 April 2026, Bhubaneswar, India).

Sarala Mahabharata as in Medieaval Literature
30/03/2026

Sarala Mahabharata as in Medieaval Literature

23/08/2025
Vol. I Issue. I July - December 2024Content(1). EditorialMultilingualism in Eastern and  North Eastern India: Diversity ...
04/02/2025

Vol. I Issue. I July - December 2024
Content
(1). Editorial
Multilingualism in Eastern and North Eastern India: Diversity and Inclusion
(2). Samajik Mundhum as Social Classification in Limbu Indigenous Community
(Language: Lepcha)
(3). Bhakti Movement in Medieaval India : Locating Indian Renaissance
(Language: Axomiya)
(4). Genealogies of A Collection of Kachari Folktales and Rhymes: A Case Study of Translations of A Collection of Kachari Folktales and Rhymes: Intended as a Supplement to S. Endle’s Kachari Grammar (1895) in Colonial Documentation and Postcolonial Scholarship
(Language: English)
(5). The "Kathani" in Western Odisha: Origin, Tradition, and Performance of Storytelling
(Language: Odia)

The first issue of the interdisciplinary multilingual peer reviewed international research journal in Arts, Design, Envi...
29/01/2025

The first issue of the interdisciplinary multilingual peer reviewed international research journal in Arts, Design, Environment, Humanities and Social Sciences in the regional studies of the Eastern and the North Eastern India is ready for online publication from Bhubaneswar, India.
Volume. I Issue I, December 2024
Languages - Odia, Bangla, Axomiya, Lepcha and English.
Email - [email protected]

The first Issue of Volume One of Purvodaya has accepted five peer reviewed research articles in Odia, Axomiya, Bangla, L...
07/01/2025

The first Issue of Volume One of Purvodaya has accepted five peer reviewed research articles in Odia, Axomiya, Bangla, Lepcha and English languages for publication.

Sincere thanks to the Contributors, Board of Editors and the Advisory Board for timely support.

Email - [email protected]

Multilingual Interdisciplinary Transdisciplinary Peer Reviewed Open Access Biannual Research Journal in Arts, Design, En...
02/01/2025

Multilingual Interdisciplinary Transdisciplinary Peer Reviewed Open Access Biannual Research Journal in Arts, Design, Environment, Humanities and Social Sciences in Regional Studies of Eastern and North Eastern India.
Pūrvōdaya is an interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, trans-disciplinary, peer review, multilingual, biannual and open access research journal in Arts, Climate and Environment, Design, Humanities and Social Sciences with a thrust in Comparative Indian Literature, Comparative Philosophy and Religion, Culture, Translation, Linguistics, Liberal Arts and Artisan, Communication, Education, Ecology, Folklore, Epic, Gender, Women's Studies, Tribal Studies, Caste, Ethnicity, Cinema, Performance, Sustainability, Social Anthropology, Maritime, Imperial and Colonial History, Museum, Heritage and Conservation, Urban Studies, Cooperative Studies, Peace Studies, Gandhian Studies, Musicology, Democracy, Nation-State and Nationalism, etc. restricted to the Regional Studies of Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Odisha and Assam / North East India.

Pūrvōdaya invites research articles, book reviews, conversations, interviews, translation of short story - poetry - essay, travelogues, memoirs, diaries, field works, project reports etc. for upcoming issues.

Language - Odia, Bangla, Axomiya, Maithili, Hindi, Sanskrit, Santhali, Kuvi, Bodo, Garo, Khashi, Karbi, Kokborok, Bhutanese, Lepcha, Nepali and English
Style: MLA 9 & End notes with use of Diacritics (English)
Word Limit - 4000 words
Submission by Email - [email protected] (1. Document in MS Word .docx file and .pdf file only, 2. photograph, image, table, chart, graph etc. in .jpg file only)



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