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International Conference on Kinship, Marriage and Family Studies

📅 17–18 Mar 2027 📍 San Lorenzo, Paraguay 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track investigates the diverse forms of kinship structures found in various cultural contexts. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how these structures influence social organization and individual identity.

This session focuses on the myriad marriage systems practiced globally, examining their cultural significance and impact on social dynamics. Discussions will include arranged marriages, love marriages, and their respective roles in shaping family life.

This track delves into the organization of households and the interplay of social roles within them. It aims to uncover how household structures reflect and influence broader societal norms and values.

This session addresses the complexities of gender relations within kinship and family systems. It seeks to analyze how gender roles are constructed, negotiated, and transformed across different cultural settings.

This track explores the intersection of reproductive practices and family formation processes. It aims to highlight how cultural beliefs and social policies shape reproductive choices and family structures.

This session examines various lineage systems and their implications for heritage and identity. Discussions will focus on how lineage influences social status, inheritance, and community belonging.

This track investigates parenting practices across different cultures, emphasizing the social and cultural factors that shape parenting styles. It aims to foster dialogue on the implications of these practices for child development and family dynamics.

This session focuses on the relationships between different generations within families and their impact on social cohesion. It seeks to explore how intergenerational interactions influence cultural transmission and family resilience.

This track examines the role of kinship networks in shaping social identity. It aims to explore how kinship ties contribute to individual and collective identities within various cultural frameworks.

This session addresses the implications of family policy on kinship and family structures. Discussions will focus on how policies affect family dynamics, gender relations, and social welfare.

This track explores the role of rituals in establishing and maintaining kinship ties. It aims to analyze how cultural practices surrounding kinship rituals contribute to social cohesion and identity formation.