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International Conference on Sociology of Politics and Power Structures

13th Jan – 14th Jan 2027 Liverpool, UK

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

SDG 4 SDG 5 SDG 10 SDG 11
01 The Dynamics of Political Authority +

This track explores the mechanisms through which political authority is established and maintained within various governance structures. It aims to analyze the interplay between power and legitimacy in contemporary political contexts.

02 Social Movements and Political Change +

Focusing on the role of social movements, this track examines how collective action influences political landscapes and drives social change. It invites discussions on the strategies employed by movements to challenge existing power structures.

03 Political Elites and Social Stratification +

This session investigates the relationship between political elites and social stratification, considering how elite power dynamics shape societal hierarchies. Papers will address the implications of elite influence on policy-making and social equity.

04 Governance and Political Systems +

This track delves into various governance models and their effectiveness in managing political systems. It encourages critical analysis of how different political frameworks respond to societal needs and challenges.

05 Political Participation in Democratic Societies +

Examining the factors that influence political participation, this session seeks to understand the barriers and facilitators of civic engagement in democratic contexts. Discussions will highlight the importance of inclusivity and representation in political processes.

06 Ideology and Political Behavior +

This track focuses on the impact of ideological beliefs on political behavior and decision-making. It aims to explore how ideology shapes individual and collective actions within political spheres.

07 Class, Power, and Political Sociology +

Investigating the intersections of class and power, this session aims to uncover how socioeconomic status influences political engagement and representation. Papers will analyze the implications of class dynamics on political outcomes.

08 State and Society: A Sociological Perspective +

This track examines the relationship between the state and society, focusing on how state policies impact social structures and vice versa. It invites contributions that analyze the sociological implications of state actions on community dynamics.

09 Social Change and Political Ideologies +

Exploring the relationship between social change and political ideologies, this session seeks to understand how shifts in societal values influence political thought and action. It encourages discussions on the role of ideology in shaping social movements.

10 Political Systems and Global Governance +

This track investigates the complexities of political systems in the context of global governance. It aims to analyze how international relations and global power dynamics affect local political structures.

11 Political Behavior and Electoral Participation +

Focusing on electoral participation, this session examines the factors that drive voter behavior and engagement in democratic processes. It seeks to understand the implications of political behavior on electoral outcomes and governance.