SGEM Vienna , Hofburg 2017 - SGEM Vienna 2017, Scientific Conference on Social Sciences and Arts

The International Scientific Conference SGEM Vienna 2017 is organized as an extended sessions of the SGEM International Scientific Conferences on SOCIAL SCIENCES and ARTS.
The event will be held in the biggest and most historically rich HOFBURG Imperial Palace, Vienna, Austria in the period of 28-31 March, 2017.
The aim of the conference is to provide a platform for academicians and professionals with cross-disciplinary interests related to Modern Science, Ancient Science, Cultural Studies, Language and Treasure, International Relations, Art and Architecture to meet, exchange knowledge and interact with each other. All submitted papers are peer-reviewed, evaluated and if accepted published in a conference proceedings /both digital and hard copy version/. It combines papers in the fields of:
? Political sciences, Law, Finance,
? Archaeology, History, Philosophy
? Cultural Studies, Medieval & Renaissance Studies, Ethnology and Folklore
? Language & Linguistics, Literature and Poetry
? International Relations, Health Policy & Services,
? Architecture & design, History of Arts, Contemporary Arts, Performing & Visual Arts
Every accepted paper is published in a conference proceedings (ISSN/ ISBN) both hard copy and soft copy (DVD). The conference book is also submitted for evaluation and indexation in the biggest scientific databases - ISI Web of Sciences, Thomson Reuters, SCOPUS, ELSEVIER products-Mendeley, EBSCO, ProQuest, British Library and etc.
The Conferences include also accompanying events, such as workshops, performing arts (live dance performances, theater, and music, etc.) and very interesting cultural trips with historic value.
We would like to invite you to share your experience and research in the field of Social Sciences and Arts with experts from all over the world.
Keywords:
Political sciences, Law, Finance, Archaeology, History, Philosophy, Cultural Studies, Medieval & Renaissance Studies, Ethnology and Folklore, Language & Linguistics, Literature and Poetry, International Relations, Health Policy & Services, Architecture & design, History of Arts, Contemporary Arts, Performing & Visual Arts