Ethnography, Cultural and Social Anthropology (ICECSA-27)

This track explores the multifaceted impacts of globalization on cultural practices and identities. It invites discussions on how global interconnectedness reshapes local traditions and social structures.

Focusing on the construction of identity and notions of authenticity, this track examines how cultural narratives are formed and transformed. Papers may address the implications of these narratives in various social contexts.

This session investigates the complexities of migration and its effects on cultural identity and community formation. It aims to highlight the experiences of migrants and the socio-political challenges they face.

This track addresses the intersections of race and culture within the framework of social justice. Contributions will focus on how cultural practices inform and challenge racial identities and inequalities.

This session emphasizes the relevance of sociocultural anthropology in understanding contemporary social issues. It encourages discussions on ethnographic methodologies and their application in current research.

Exploring the experiences of cultural minorities, this track examines the relationship between cultural identity and citizenship. It invites papers that analyze the implications of citizenship policies on minority communities.

This track focuses on the role of cultural practices in political struggles and acts of resistance. It seeks to understand how communities mobilize culturally to challenge power structures.

This session investigates the role of culture in post-conflict reconstruction processes. It aims to highlight the resilience of communities and the importance of cultural heritage in healing and rebuilding.

This track explores the intersection of mental health and cultural practices, focusing on how cultural contexts shape understandings of mental illness. It invites discussions on culturally sensitive approaches to mental health care.

This session examines the cultural dimensions of environmental politics and activism. It invites papers that explore how cultural beliefs and practices influence environmental sustainability efforts.

Focusing on the interplay between science, technology, and culture, this track investigates how technological advancements affect cultural practices and social relations. It encourages critical reflections on the role of anthropology in understanding these dynamics.