Scope: Religion is the most paradox, intriguing and social active factor in the world history since the beginning of human society and till the end of it, no matter how evolved or primitive its precepts ever were. For that reason Religion was always a subject for endless study in different perspectives and with different outcomes. We all know as a fact that a global influence over Society is been done by and through Religion. In this case, is Religion a threat for human evolution as seen by some? Or, is Religion a factor of regress or even a mean of fighting against reason, science and rationality? Or, on the contrary, can we fight crime and other social conflicts through religious means?

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION: All accepted papers are subject for high indexed Journal, Dialogo (ISSN 2392–9928), impact factor 36.50. The DialogoConf 2016 programme is currently being compiled and will include presentations selected from more than 230 submitted abstracts for the following sessions:

- Art and Literature

- Earth Sciences, Ecology, Environment

- Social Sciences, Culture, Lifestyle Choices

- Law and Political Science

- Philosophy

- Religion and Theology

- Medicine and Neurobiology

- Epistemology, Metaphysics

- Management, Marketing, Economics and Tourism

- Bioethics

- Astronomy, Astro-Physics

- History, Demography, Archeology

- Mathematics

- Technology, Industry

- Networking

We are pleased to announce that the Abstract Submission Deadline has been extended to October 22 to allow participants additional time to complete their submissions. DIALOGO-CONF 2016 (Virtual International Conference) gives you a great new opportunity to participate in the fully fledged, scientific and professional conference without personal participation.

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DIALOGO RESEARCH is dedicated to translating research into practice to encourage and enable people to live more academical active and personal engaged lives. It provides credible and action-oriented research results that address the root causes of society-religion distress and lack of mutual trust.