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International Conference on Critical Theory and Social Transformation

📅 29–30 Jun 2027 📍 Port Louis, Mauritius 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the foundational concepts of critical theory and its application in understanding social change. Participants will examine how critical theorists, particularly from the Frankfurt School, have influenced contemporary social movements.

This session focuses on the role of ideology critique in revealing power structures within modern societies. Discussions will center on how various ideologies shape social norms and influence collective behavior.

This track investigates the philosophical underpinnings of emancipation and resistance in social contexts. It aims to highlight the strategies employed by marginalized groups to challenge oppressive systems.

Participants will engage with cultural criticism as a tool for understanding and transforming societal norms. This session will analyze the interplay between culture, power, and social change.

This track examines the intersections of political economy and social justice, focusing on how economic structures perpetuate inequality. Discussions will include critiques of capitalism and alternative economic models.

This session delves into the relevance of Marxist theory in contemporary social analysis. Participants will explore how Marxist concepts can be applied to current socio-economic challenges.

This track investigates the principles of radical democracy and their implications for social transformation. It will highlight participatory practices that empower communities and foster collective decision-making.

This session focuses on the role of critical pedagogy in promoting social empowerment and transformative education. Participants will discuss strategies for integrating critical theory into educational practices.

This track examines the roots of structural inequality and its impact on social justice movements. Discussions will focus on strategies for addressing systemic barriers to equity.

Participants will explore the relationship between modernity, capitalism, and social critique. This session aims to unpack the complexities of modern life through a critical theoretical lens.

This track investigates the contributions of critical sociology to understanding social phenomena. Participants will analyze various theoretical frameworks and their practical applications in addressing social issues.