Political Sociology and Policy Studies (ICPSPS-27)

This track explores the mechanisms through which power is acquired, maintained, and challenged within political systems. It aims to understand the interplay between political actors and institutions in shaping governance.

This session examines how cultural norms and values influence political participation and decision-making processes. It seeks to analyze the relationship between culture and political identity in diverse societies.

Focusing on the evolution of governance structures, this track investigates the role of institutions in promoting effective policy outcomes. It emphasizes the importance of institutional frameworks in facilitating democratic practices.

This session addresses the challenges and opportunities faced by democracies in transition. It aims to discuss the factors that contribute to democratic resilience and the threats posed by authoritarianism.

This track explores the interconnections between legal frameworks and societal transformations. It seeks to understand how law can both reflect and shape political realities and social movements.

Focusing on the intersection of policy formulation and social equity, this session examines how policies can address or exacerbate social inequalities. It aims to highlight the role of advocacy and public engagement in shaping equitable policies.

This track investigates the impact of globalization on national political institutions and governance. It seeks to analyze how global forces reshape local political landscapes and influence policy-making.

This session explores the role of civil society organizations in influencing political power and governance. It aims to understand how these entities mobilize resources and advocate for policy changes.

Focusing on the influence of media on public perception and political engagement, this track examines the role of traditional and digital media in shaping political narratives. It seeks to analyze the implications of media representation for democracy.

This session addresses the political implications of migration and its impact on social cohesion and governance. It aims to explore how migration shapes political identities and influences policy responses.

This track investigates the political dimensions of environmental issues and the role of policy in addressing climate change. It seeks to analyze the interplay between environmental governance and social movements advocating for sustainable practices.