Sociology and Criminology (ICSC-27)

This track explores the social dimensions of aging, including the impact of demographic changes on societal structures. It aims to examine how aging influences social interactions, policies, and community dynamics.

This session focuses on the interplay between law and society, analyzing how legal frameworks shape social behavior and vice versa. It invites discussions on the implications of legal systems on social justice and equity.

This track investigates the role of leisure in contemporary society, emphasizing its significance in shaping identities and social relations. It seeks to understand how leisure activities reflect and influence cultural norms and values.

This session examines the relationship between communication practices and cultural production in society. It aims to highlight how knowledge dissemination shapes social structures and cultural identities.

This track addresses the social determinants of health and illness, exploring how societal factors influence health outcomes. It encourages discussions on health disparities and the role of social policies in promoting public health.

This session provides a platform for critical engagement with classical and contemporary sociological theories. It invites papers that challenge existing paradigms and propose new theoretical frameworks.

This track focuses on the relationship between society and political institutions, exploring how power dynamics shape social relations. It encourages discussions on political behavior, activism, and governance.

This session examines the intersections of poverty, social welfare, and policy-making. It aims to analyze the effectiveness of social policies in addressing inequality and enhancing social justice.

This track invites comparative analyses of social phenomena across different cultural and national contexts. It seeks to understand the similarities and differences in social structures and processes globally.

This session explores the role of religion in shaping social norms, values, and institutions. It aims to analyze the impact of religious beliefs on social cohesion and conflict.

This track investigates the social implications of migration, focusing on the experiences of migrants and the effects on host societies. It encourages discussions on integration, identity, and transnationalism.