The rapid advancement of digital technology has profoundly restructured everyday life—redefining cultural frameworks, ethical considerations, social cohesion, and interpersonal relations. While technological innovation remains essential for global progress, its unchecked trajectory has intensified social fragmentation, algorithmic bias, loneliness, misinformation, and systemic inequality. Emerging technologies continually challenge traditional notions of authorship, pedagogy, ethics, and democratic discourse. The 5th International Conference on Innovation and Transformation for Development (ITD 2027) addresses these critical challenges by posing a fundamental question: How can the humanities and social sciences rehumanize our technological trajectory? Grounding discussions in perspectives from Bangladesh and the Global South while actively engaging comparative global contexts, ITD 2027 offers an interdisciplinary platform to explore how culture, values, and norms can serve as vital instruments for ethical direction, social justice, empathy, and collective resilience.
We invite original, high-quality, and unpublished research papers
● The Humanistic Imagination and the Recovery of Human Values through Literature
● Language, Cultural Identity, and the Politics of Linguistic Norms in Postcolonial Contexts
● Narrative, Memory, and the Preservation of Cultural Heritage
● Translation Studies and Intercultural Value Dialogues
● Literature and Language Pedagogy: Cultivating Empathy, Ethics, and Critical Sensibility
● Social Norms, Moral Order, and Community Reconstitution in Mediated Societies
● From Urbanism to Cosmopolitanism: Analyzing Evolving Living Patterns
● Religion, Ritual, and the Moral Economy of Everyday Life
● Cultural Capital, Social Inequality, and Human Dignity
● Gender, Family, and the Transformation of Normative Structures in Transitional Societies
● Journalism Ethics, Truthfulness, and the Restoration of Public Trust
● Media, Cultural Representation, and the Construction of Collective Identity
● The Public Sphere, Civic Engagement, and the Defense of Democratic Norms
● Strategic Communication, Solidarity, and the Moral Responsibility of Storytelling
● Audience Cultures, Media Socialization, and the Negotiation of Social Values
Mohammad Abdullah Al-Mamun, Chairman, BoT, Green University of Bangladesh
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Shorif Uddin, Vice Chancellor, Green University of Bangladesh
Prof. Dr. Khawza Iftekhar Uddin Ahmed, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Green University of Bangladesh
Prof. Dr. Md. Fayzur Rahman, Treasurer, Green University of Bangladesh
Convener: Professor Dr. Md. Shahidullah
Dean & Professor, Department of English
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS)
Green University of Bangladesh
Co-Conveners:
Member Secretary: Dr. Elham Hossain
Department of English
Convener: Dr. Serajum Munira
Department of English and Center for Language and Cultural Studies
Co-Conveners:
Convener: Mr. Mohammad Golam Mohiuddin
Department of English
Members:
Advisers:
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