Academic Portfolio: International Invitations, Peer-Reviewed Acceptances & Editorial Service (2025–2026)

Introduction This portfolio documents my academic activities during 2025–2026 as an independent researcher from Algeria. All conferences and events listed here are non-profit university events, and all presented papers underwent peer review prior to acceptance. All these research contributions and participations are grounded in a single unified theoretical framework: the equation F + B = Nf (the B-Bouzid model and the concept of Internal Sovereignty F), which has been applied across multiple academic disciplines covered by these conferences, including neurophilosophy, liberal education, artificial intelligence, ethics, and philosophy of religion. Important Notes: ◦ Screenshots and official conference links are attached within this file. ◦ All official invitation letters and certificates are included in this file as documented evidence of these academic participations. List of Conferences, Invitations, and Certificates 1. XI International Scientific Workshop Transcendental Turn in Contemporary Philosophy – 11 ◦ Hosted by: Russian Academy of Sciences, RUDN University, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Moscow, Russia (April 2026). ◦ Note: The conference was distinguished by high-level diplomatic presence, featuring an opening address by the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Russia. ◦ Peer-reviewed paper: The Transcendental Turn in Education: From Testing What Machines Excel At (B) to Cultivating Human Sovereignty (F). 2. I Congresso Internacional de Neurofilosofia da UFFS ◦ Hosted by: UFFS, Chapecó, Brazil (April/May 2026). ◦ Note: The conference hosted world-renowned philosopher and neuroscientist Patricia Churchland as an invited keynote speaker. ◦ Peer-reviewed paper: Divided Consciousness: The B-Bouzid Regulatory Framework published in the Book of Abstracts (ISBN 978-65-02-13752-9). 3. International Conference on Liberal Education (ICIC2026) ◦ Hosted by: International College, Tunghai University, Taiwan (June 25, 2026). ◦ Peer-reviewed paper: My True Voice: Artificial Intelligence as a Bridge for Identity and the Empowerment of Sovereign Consciousness (F) in Liberal Education accepted after double-blind peer review for oral presentation. 4. 29th Annual Meeting of the Philosophy and Religion Society of Thailand (PARST) ◦ Hosted by: Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand (December 2025). ◦ Peer-reviewed paper: The Covenant of the Machine: Grounding AI in Principles of Religious and Philosophical Wisdom. 5. 8th Annual Philosophy of Religion and Ethics Conference ◦ Hosted by: Weatherford College, Texas, USA (April 2026). ◦ Peer-reviewed paper: F (Internal Sovereignty): The Ontological Bridge Between Philosophy of Religion and Human Ethics. 6. Making Kin as Practice of Care ◦ Hosted by: University of Beira Interior, Covilhã, Portugal (June 2026). ◦ Peer-reviewed paper: Inner Sovereignty as a Practice of Care: Making the Body Habitable in the Age of AI. 7. Keynote Speaker ◦ Hosted by: 21st International Philosophy Forum, Federico Villarreal National University (UNFV), Lima, Peru (November 17-20, 2026). 8. Invited Participant ◦ Hosted by: Hannah Arendt Center for Political Studies, University of Verona, Italy (December 03-04, 2026). ◦ Conference: On Trial: Claiming Feminist Justice in Dark Times - Between Law, Testimony, and Politics. 9. Invited Workshop ◦ Hosted by: Institute for Philosophy and Political Science, TU Dortmund University, Germany (February 18-20, 2026). ◦ Workshop: Naive Realism 2.0. 10. Summer Symposium ◦ Hosted by: Nordic Summer University, Saulkrasti, Latvia (July 24-31, 2026). ◦ Contribution: My Journey: Language, Identity, and Finding My Voice (awarded 5 ECTS credits). 11. Peer Reviewer Certificates ◦ Journal: Australian Journal of Applied Linguistics (Q1 ranked). ◦ Dates completed: October 17, 2025, and November 3, 2025.