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International Conference on Culture, Power, and Social Theory

📅 20–21 Apr 2027 📍 Birmingham, UK 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the interplay between cultural practices and power relations within societies. It aims to uncover how cultural narratives shape and are shaped by political and social hierarchies.

Focusing on the processes of identity construction, this track examines how various social factors influence individual and collective identities. It seeks to understand the implications of identity politics in a globalized world.

This session addresses the relationship between governance frameworks and social transformation. It invites discussions on how policies and practices can either facilitate or hinder societal progress.

This track emphasizes the importance of representation in social discourse, particularly for marginalized communities. It aims to analyze the impact of visibility and voice in shaping societal narratives.

Exploring the intersections of knowledge and power, this session investigates how knowledge is produced, validated, and disseminated within social contexts. It aims to critique the biases inherent in academic and public knowledge systems.

This track examines the role of culture in social movements and resistance against oppressive systems. It seeks to highlight how cultural expressions can mobilize communities and foster change.

Focusing on transnational dynamics, this session explores how power relations manifest across different cultural and political landscapes. It aims to analyze the implications of globalization on local identities and governance.

This track invites contributions that apply social theory to analyze pressing contemporary issues. It seeks to bridge theoretical frameworks with real-world challenges in society.

This session investigates the role of cultural heritage in shaping social identities and community cohesion. It aims to explore how heritage can be a source of empowerment and conflict.

This track examines how media representations influence public perceptions of culture, identity, and power. It aims to analyze the responsibilities of media in fostering inclusive narratives.

Focusing on the ethical dimensions of social research, this session discusses the responsibilities of researchers in governance and representation. It aims to highlight best practices for conducting ethical and impactful research.