Submitted papers will be assessed based on their novelty, technical quality, potential impact, and clarity of writing. For papers that rely heavily on empirical evaluations, the experimental methods and results should be clear, well executed, and repeatable. Authors are strongly encouraged to make data and code publicly available whenever possible. Every paper submitted to REPGU conference is sent to at least two reviewers that include members of the International Program Committee, members of the Technical Committee, and additional qualified reviewers. Submissions of papers describing original work in, but not limited to the following topics are enthusiastically encouraged:

Administrative Sciences

Anthropology

Applied Social Modeling and Simulation

Area Studies

Business Information Management

Computational Methods in Social Science

Complexity Theory in the Social Sciences

Communication in Social Sciences

Communication and e-societies

Communities and Communications

Country studies

Confluence of Social Networks

Data mining in Social Science

Economics and Industrial Systems

Economics, Markets and Systems

Energy Alternatives

Environmental studies

E-Society and Online Communities

Ethical Issues and Challenges

Ethnic Studies

Social Science

Social and Organizational Networks

Social Complexity

Social Network Analysis

Sociology

Sociology and Social Computation

Sustainable Development

Sustainable Economic Development

Sustainable Human and Social Development

Sustainable Urban Neighborhoods

Sustainable Urban Transport

Tourism Management

Urban Planning

Urban and Regional Planning

Urban Studies

Violence, Extremism, and Terrorism

Virtual Communities and Communications

Women's studies

Green Urbanism

Gender Studies

Geographic Information Systems

Geography and Geological Sciences

Human and Social Evolutionary Complexity

Human Development

Human Rights Development

Human-Environment Interactions

International Relations & Collaborations

Law and Justice

Land-Use Modeling Techniques

Mathematical Modeling in Social Science

Organizational Decision Making

Population

Population and Development

Politics, society, and international relations

Public Administration

Public Governance

Political Science and Decision Making

Real Estate

Race/Ethnic Studies