1st International Politics, Sociology, and Psychology Conference

And humanity finally sees that the inevitable problems and their solutions are in the same knot. Although the tendency to specialize in all disciplines has been rising and deepening since the 20th century, this distance between disciplines makes it necessary to create a perspective of unity instead of separation when it comes to “humanity problems”. Especially when it comes to the dynamics of the politics of nations; International Relations, Sociology and Psychology disciplines cannot function without each other.

While International Politics is an unnecessary occupation for some; for some, it is a very important area of ​​life. Developments in the international arena directly affect our lives. Different sociological and psychological realities of countries may reveal different results in their grand strategy, international vision and foreign policies. As such, since the sociology and psychology of international politics are excluded from the agenda neither the relations between the great powers can be properly understood nor the factors affecting the foreign policy preferences and behaviors of the countries can be analyzed convincingly. Nations are sociological and psychological entities just like individuals. Political aspect of international relations; its sociological and psychological dimension directly concerns both its practitioners and the social segments who say “I have no interest” or “I am apolitical”.

We invite you to be with us, to reason together, to ask and answer in the first of this series of international conferences, where we will discuss the connections between the decision-making processes and behaviors of individuals, groups, and nations from this perspective and with an interdisciplinary approach.