Call for Papers: The Psychology of Freelancing – Freedom, Pressure, and Isolation by CLSSBE [Publication Month – May; Online; No Fee]: Submit by April 15!

20 Mar 2026

Categories: Call for Papers

About the Organiser

Canis Lupus Society of Skill Based Education (CLSSBE), registered under the Madhya Pradesh Society Registrikaran Adhiniyam, 1973, is committed to empowering students and young learners through skill-based education and holistic development initiatives.

The society organizes academic events, research projects, internships, and publications to promote practical learning and intellectual growth. CLSSBE has impacted 900+ students, organized 27+ events, and engaged members and participants from multiple states and international backgrounds.

About the Event

CLSSBE’s Research Publication Wing invites original and unpublished research papers, articles, blogs, and commentaries under the theme ‘The Psychology of Freelancing: Freedom, Pressure, and Isolation’.

The initiative aims to encourage scholarly discussions on the psychological experiences associated with freelancing and gig-based work, including autonomy, financial instability, professional identity, mental health, and social isolation in remote work environments.

Themes and Sub-Themes

The Psychology of Freelancing: Freedom, Pressure, and Isolation.

Sub-theme includes:

Loneliness in Remote Work
Self-Discipline vs. Burnout in Freelancing
Motivation Without a Boss
Mental Health Challenges in the Gig Economy
Work–Life Boundary Collapse
Financial Instability and Psychological Stress
Freelance Identity and Professional Recognition
Imposter Syndrome Among Freelancers
Decision Fatigue in Independent Work
Client–Freelancer Power Dynamics
Rating and Review Pressure on Freelance Platforms
Productivity vs Autonomy Paradox
Digital Nomadism and Psychological Well-Being
Comparison Culture in Online Workspaces
Emotional Labour in Client Management
Career Sustainability in Freelancing
Platform Dependency in the Gig Economy
Time Freedom vs Time Anxiety in Freelancing

Eligibility

Students, academicians, researchers, and professionals from disciplines such as psychology, law, sociology, economics, management, labour studies, and digital culture are encouraged to participate.

Mode

Electronic/Online Submission

Submission Guidelines

Blogs/Commentaries: 800–1200 words
Articles/Papers: 1500–3000 words
File Format: .doc or .docx
Font: Times New Roman, Size 12
Line Spacing: 1.5 and justified alignment
Citation Style: Bluebook 21st Edition
Originality: Plagiarism must not exceed 10%
Cover Page must include Name, Institution, Contact Number, and Email ID

Submission Procedure

Participants must submit their manuscripts through the official Google Form provided given below this post. The submission must follow the prescribed formatting and citation guidelines.