International Conference on Sociology, Social Work and Cultural Change

This track explores the theoretical underpinnings of social justice within contemporary philosophical discourse. It aims to engage scholars in discussions about the ethical implications of justice in diverse sociocultural contexts.

This session focuses on the dynamics of cultural change as analyzed through various sociological frameworks. Participants will examine case studies that illustrate the interplay between culture and social structures.

This track invites contributions that highlight innovative practices and methodologies in social work. Discussions will center on the effectiveness of these innovations in addressing contemporary social issues.

This session investigates the effects of globalization on community development and social cohesion. Scholars will analyze how global processes reshape local identities and social practices.

This track delves into the mechanisms and outcomes of social movements as expressions of collective behavior. It seeks to understand the motivations behind activism and its implications for social change.

This session examines the complexities of intercultural relations in an increasingly interconnected world. Participants will discuss the challenges and opportunities that arise from cultural interactions.

This track focuses on the relationship between social policy and various forms of inequality. Scholars will analyze how policy decisions impact marginalized communities and contribute to social stratification.

This session explores the role of civic participation in fostering democratic values and practices. Discussions will highlight strategies for enhancing citizen engagement in social and political processes.

This track investigates how cultural practices can drive social transformation within communities. Participants will explore the role of art, tradition, and cultural heritage in shaping social narratives.

This session addresses the challenges posed by modernity to traditional social structures and values. Scholars will engage in critical discussions about the implications of modernity for social cohesion and identity.

This track focuses on the role of social innovation in promoting sustainable community development. Participants will share insights on effective strategies and practices that foster resilience and empowerment in communities.