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International Conference on Sociology of Historical Change and Political Thought

📅 13–14 Jan 2027 📍 Lisbon, Portugal 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the historical development and transformation of political ideologies over time. It aims to analyze how these ideologies have shaped societal structures and influenced governance.

This session focuses on the theoretical frameworks within historical sociology that explain the interplay between social structures and historical events. Participants will engage with key concepts and debates in the field.

This track examines the role of social movements in driving political change throughout history. It seeks to understand the mechanisms through which collective action influences state policies and societal norms.

This session investigates the historical trajectories of democratic governance and its implications for contemporary political systems. Discussions will focus on the evolution of democratic practices and their impact on social transformation.

This track analyzes the complex relationships between state power and societal forces throughout history. It aims to uncover how power dynamics shape social hierarchies and influence political outcomes.

This session delves into the contributions of key thinkers in political thought and their historical contexts. Participants will explore how intellectual movements have informed political ideologies and practices.

This track focuses on comparative analyses of political systems through a historical lens. It aims to identify patterns and divergences in political development across different contexts.

This session examines the processes of social transformation in relation to significant historical changes. It seeks to understand how historical events catalyze shifts in social structures and norms.

This track explores the relationship between political culture and the formation of collective identities. Discussions will address how cultural narratives influence political engagement and social cohesion.

This session investigates the interplay between governance structures and civil society organizations throughout history. It aims to highlight the contributions of civil society to democratic governance and social accountability.

This track analyzes the historical processes that have shaped political development across different regions. Participants will engage with case studies that illustrate the complexities of political evolution.