Comparative Politics and Policy (ICC2P-26)

This track examines various political systems across different countries, focusing on their structures, functions, and outcomes. Participants will analyze how these systems influence governance and policy-making processes.

This session explores the intricate relationship between democratic governance and socio-economic development. Papers will investigate how democratic institutions can foster or hinder development in diverse contexts.

This track delves into the role of institutions in shaping governance practices and public policy. It aims to highlight the impact of institutional frameworks on political stability and societal outcomes.

This session focuses on the intersection of international relations and comparative politics, analyzing how global dynamics influence domestic political structures. Contributions will explore case studies that illustrate these complex interactions.

This track investigates the processes and impacts of political reform across different nations. Participants will discuss the drivers of reform, the challenges faced, and the implications for governance and society.

This session examines how societal factors, including culture, identity, and social movements, shape political systems and governance. Papers will provide insights into the reciprocal relationship between society and politics.

This track offers a comparative analysis of various governance models, assessing their effectiveness and adaptability in different political contexts. Participants will engage in discussions about best practices and lessons learned.

This session focuses on the relationship between political institutions and policy outcomes, exploring how institutional design influences policy effectiveness. Contributions will highlight empirical studies and theoretical frameworks.

This track addresses the phenomenon of democratic backsliding, examining its causes and consequences. Participants will discuss strategies for promoting resilience in democratic institutions and practices.

This session explores the impact of globalization on comparative politics, focusing on how global economic and political trends affect local governance. Papers will analyze case studies that illustrate these dynamics.

This track investigates the role of civic engagement in shaping political participation and policy outcomes. Participants will explore innovative approaches to enhancing citizen involvement in governance.