Professor Adam Watt
University of Exeter, UK
Humanities & Literary Studies
Executive-only • Curated admission • Limited seats
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Dates: 17–19 March 2027
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Venue: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Executive-only • Humanities • Society • Global Policy
9th Executive Congress on Humanities Society & Global Policy
ECHSGP 2027 brings together senior voices from the humanities, social thought, governance, law, ethics, cultural studies, public policy, and international affairs for a high-level executive congress focused on strategic dialogue, institutional collaboration, and real-world societal impact.
Venue
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Dates
17–19 March 2027
3-day executive program
Format
Executive-only
Curated access for senior academics, policy and institutional leaders.
Outcome
Dialogue & partnerships
Designed for policy insight, collaboration, and institutional exchange.
Congress overview
Executive-level dialogue with limited seats. Apply for eligibility review and curated introductions.
Dates
17–19 March 2027
Location
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Exact hotel / host venue will be announced shortly
Participation model
Apply → Confirm → Register
Relevance-first access and verified attendance
Business Address: 98 Theobalds Rd, London WC1X 8WB, UK
Executive congress experience
Policy dialogue • cultural insight • institutional exchange
Key dates
Short, clear milestones for proposals and participation.
Proposal submission
31 August 2026
Notification
Within 7–10 days of submission
Early Registration
20 September 2026
Congress dates
17–19 March 2027
Note: The exact host venue will be published once finalized.
Why senior leaders choose this format
A focused executive cadence built for high-level exchange across humanities, society, law, policy, culture, and governance.
Curated admission
Attendance is relevance-first to protect executive time, quality, and trust.
Apply → eligibility review
Policy dialogue
Structured discussion formats that encourage thoughtful exchange and practical insight.
Dialogue-led sessions
Institutional collaboration
Connections across academia, policy, legal studies, governance, and social institutions.
High-trust networking
Premium support
Invoices, documentation support, delegate assistance, and participation guidance.
Featured Leaders
Selected senior voices contributing to humanities, society, governance, cultural policy, ethics, education, and global public dialogue.
Gretchen Chapman
Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Behavioural Science & Policy
Dr. Sylvain Moutier
Université Paris Cité, France
Cognitive Science & Decision Making
Dr. Angela Kahil
INALCO, France
Cultural Studies & Linguistics
Dr. Ljubica Kordić
University of Osijek, Croatia
Language, Society & Communication
Prof. Dr. Ching-chih Wang
National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan
Education & Social Development
Professor Jon-Chao Hong
National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan
Digital Learning & Society
Prof. Jian-Jun SHU
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Interdisciplinary Research & Innovation
Dr. Chew Fong Peng
University of Malaya, Malaysia
Cultural & Social Research
Prof. Yao Song
Sichuan University, China
Global Humanities & Society
Themes & focus areas
Clear themes help delegates assess relevance quickly and support high-quality proposals.
Humanities in Public Life
The role of humanities scholarship in institutions, civic debate, and public engagement.
Society, Culture & Global Change
Social transformation, culture, memory, identity, and international societal shifts.
Policy, Governance & Institutions
Public institutions, governance frameworks, institutional resilience, and policy design.
Ethics, Rights & Digital Society
Ethics, regulation, digital citizenship, rights-based approaches, and emerging social questions.
Migration, Identity & Citizenship
Belonging, transnational communities, citizenship debates, and identity in changing societies.
Education, Inclusion & Social Transformation
Inclusive societies, educational transformation, and knowledge systems for future generations.
Law, Democracy & Public Discourse
Democratic participation, legal frameworks, social responsibility, and public reasoning.
Media, Knowledge & Global Narratives
Media systems, communication, narrative power, and the global circulation of ideas.
Interdisciplinary Humanities & Future Society
Cross-disciplinary dialogue linking humanities, social sciences, policy, and future governance.
Agenda at a glance
A clear executive cadence across three days — structured time blocks for keynote dialogue, roundtables, institutional exchange, and outcomes.
Day 01
Opening perspectives
Executive welcome, keynote insights, and high-level framing discussions across humanities, society, and governance.
Day 02
Roundtables & thematic exchange
Focused sessions on policy, law, identity, culture, rights, education, and social transformation.
Day 03
Institutional pathways
Collaboration opportunities, strategic dialogue, and forward-looking conclusions for future engagement.
How participation works
Our executive model protects relevance and trust. Apply to attend, receive confirmation, then secure participation.
Step 01
Apply to attend
Share role, institution, and participation objectives.
Step 02
Confirmation
Eligibility review and confirmation email.
Step 03
Secure participation
Invoice support and registration completion.
Need an invoice or quick call?
We can support invoices, participation confirmation, and documentation.
Business Address: 98 Theobalds Rd, London WC1X 8WB, UK
Host location
Venue details, access, and local guidance
Venue & access
The congress will take place in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The exact hotel and host venue details will be announced shortly and shared with all confirmed participants in advance.
City
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Host venue
31 July 2026