Studying Social Cohesion in Comparative Perspective
RC55 Social Indicators
Language: English
The session welcomes papers addressing theoretical frameworks, methodological approaches, and empirical findings. Empirical contributions could include qualitative methods, such as ethnographic studies and in-depth interviews, and quantitative methods, such as surveys and social network analysis. Special attention will be given to mixed-method approaches that combine the strengths of both qualitative and quantitative research to provide a more holistic understanding of social cohesion.
By bringing together scholars from diverse backgrounds and regions, this session aims to foster a deeper understanding of social cohesion and promote interdisciplinary and cross-cultural dialogue. The insights gained from this comparative perspective will not only advance academic knowledge but also provide practical implications for policymakers and practitioners seeking to enhance social cohesion in their communities.
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