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International Conference on Sociology of Power and Political Dynamics

📅 11–12 May 2027 📍 Buenos Aires, Argentina 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the mechanisms through which political authority is established and maintained within various governance structures. It aims to analyze the implications of authority on social behavior and political engagement.

This session invites papers that examine historical case studies to understand the evolution of power relations across different societies. The focus will be on how historical contexts shape contemporary political dynamics.

This track investigates the sociological factors influencing political behavior among individuals and groups. It seeks to uncover the interplay between social identity, culture, and political participation.

This session focuses on the role of political institutions in facilitating or hindering social change. Papers will analyze case studies that illustrate the relationship between institutional frameworks and societal transformation.

This track examines how social stratification affects access to political power and influence. It aims to explore the intersections of class, race, and gender in shaping political opportunities.

This session investigates the characteristics and behaviors of leaders within various political systems. It aims to understand how leadership styles impact governance and public policy outcomes.

This track delves into the role of elites in shaping political landscapes and societal norms. Papers will explore the mechanisms through which elites exert influence and the implications for democratic processes.

This session focuses on the emergence and impact of political movements in driving social change. It aims to analyze the strategies employed by movements to mobilize support and effect policy changes.

This track examines the relationship between political structures and levels of citizen engagement in the political process. It seeks to identify barriers to participation and strategies for enhancing democratic involvement.

This session explores the principles of governance and accountability within political systems. It aims to assess how different governance models impact transparency and public trust.

This track investigates current trends and theories in political sociology related to power dynamics. It aims to provide insights into how contemporary issues shape the understanding of power in society.