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ICISSS 2024: International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Studies

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The International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Science Studies is an annual conference that aims to bring together researchers, professionals, and academics to share knowledge and tackle issues in the field of social innovation and business management.

This year, the conference will be from September 26-27, 2024, in Chicago, IL. A virtual attendance option will also be offered. To learn more about this conference or register to attend, please follow this link.

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