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International Conference on Sociology and Global Change

📅 27–28 Nov 2026 📍 Pattaya, Thailand 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the various sociological frameworks that analyze the implications of global change on societies. It aims to understand how social structures and relationships adapt in response to transformative global phenomena.

This session focuses on the interplay between culture and global change, examining how cultural identities evolve in response to societal transformations. Participants will discuss the role of culture in shaping social resilience and adaptation.

This track investigates the complex relationship between identity politics and global change. It seeks to understand how shifting political landscapes influence individual and collective identities across diverse societies.

This session addresses the challenges of governance in promoting social justice amidst global change. It will explore innovative governance models that aim to enhance equity and inclusivity in rapidly transforming societies.

This track examines the impact of globalization on development strategies within various sociocultural contexts. Participants will assess the effectiveness of different approaches to sustainable development in a globalized world.

This session highlights the role of social movements in driving societal transformation in response to global challenges. It will analyze case studies of successful movements that have influenced policy and public opinion.

This track explores the sociological dimensions of governance and policy-making processes in the context of global change. Discussions will focus on the implications of policy decisions for social cohesion and community well-being.

This session investigates how cultural expressions serve as forms of resistance against oppressive structures in times of change. It aims to highlight the power of art, literature, and media in fostering social transformation.

This track examines the tension between globalization and the preservation of local identities. Participants will explore how communities navigate the challenges posed by global influences while maintaining their unique cultural heritage.

This session addresses the ethical implications of social practices and policies in a globalized context. It will encourage discussions on the responsibilities of individuals and institutions in promoting social justice and equity.

This track promotes interdisciplinary collaboration in sociological research addressing global change. Participants will share methodologies and insights from various fields to enrich sociological understanding of complex social issues.