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Building a More Just World

Friday, 20 July 2018: 14:00-15:20
Location: Constitution Hall (MTCC NORTH BUILDING)

Language: Spanish and English

Despite the overbearing, complex and ubiquitous structures of power and violence, the World Congress of Sociology considers and emphasizes that a more socially just world is possible. The panelists of this closing presidential panel will end by reflecting on identifying new ways of thinking and avenues for change. This includes case studies that highlight the need to (re) conceptualize new rights frameworks and develop new paradigms and practices for building a more just world.
Session Organizer:
Margaret ABRAHAM, Hofstra University, USA
Chair:
Margaret ABRAHAM, Hofstra University, USA
Oral Presentations
3.1
Feminism, Motherhood, and the Globalization of Reproduction: What is Justice?
Mary ROMERO, Arizona State University, USA
3.2
Claves críticas para comprender las tensiones entre transformación y conservación de la tierra comunal: parentesco, uso y propiedad de la tierra.
Gladys TZUL, Instituto Amaq, Guatemala
3.3
What is Justice for a Victim of Femicide? Challenging the Concepts of Rights and Justice from a Context of Disposability of Female Bodies
Montserrat SAGOT, Universidad de Costa Rica, Costa Rica
3.4
Confronting the Destruction of Social Rights through Considerations on the Crisis of the European Social Model and Options to Tackle It
Roland ATZMUELLER, Johannes Kepler University, Austria
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