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International Conference on Social Movements and Collective Action

📅 17–18 Mar 2027 📍 Ulanqab, Mongolia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the historical evolution of social movements, examining key events and figures that have shaped collective action. Participants will analyze the impact of historical contexts on the emergence and effectiveness of various protest movements.

Focusing on the dynamics of political activism, this track investigates the strategies employed by activists to influence policy and public opinion. It aims to highlight the role of civil society in fostering democratic engagement and social change.

This session delves into the sociological frameworks that inform our understanding of collective identity within social movements. Participants will discuss how shared identities contribute to mobilization and solidarity among diverse groups.

This track examines the rise of global movements and the interconnectedness of transnational activism. It seeks to understand how local struggles resonate on a global scale and the implications for social justice.

Focusing on grassroots initiatives, this session highlights the importance of local activism in driving social change. Participants will explore case studies that demonstrate effective community mobilization strategies.

This track analyzes various resistance movements, focusing on the strategies employed and their outcomes. Discussions will center on the effectiveness of different approaches in challenging oppressive systems.

This session investigates the role of advocacy networks in facilitating social transformation. Participants will explore how these networks mobilize resources and influence policy at local, national, and global levels.

This track provides a platform for discussing theoretical frameworks that underpin social justice movements. Participants will critically engage with concepts such as equity, rights, and inclusivity in the context of activism.

Focusing on the tactics and techniques used in protest movements, this session examines how mobilization strategies evolve in response to political contexts. Participants will analyze case studies to identify best practices in effective mobilization.

This track explores the relationship between civil society organizations and political change. Discussions will focus on how civil society acts as a catalyst for social movements and influences governance.

This session investigates the impact of digital technologies on collective action and social movements. Participants will explore how social media and online platforms facilitate mobilization and reshape activism in contemporary society.