JS-48
Integrative and Disintegrative Processes in Europe and Eurasia: Public Opinion, State Politics and Media Discourse.

Abstract Submissions Closed

Tuesday, 27 June 2023: 17:30-19:20
Location: 101 (Melbourne Convention Centre)

WG01 Sociology of Local-Global Relations (host committee)
RC26 Sociotechnics, Sociological Practice

Language: English

Session Type: Oral

In the context of emerging challenges and the aggravation of the problems of globalization that the world community is facing (financial and socio-economic global crises; regional and local military conflicts; pandemics; the growth of migration, etc.), it is especially important for national states to have friendly neighborly relations with the surrounding countries. We are going to analyse specifics of cross-cultural dialog and sociocultural practices of cooperation and main trigger of current conflict in different regions.

Features of articulation and coordination of national interests of different subjects of international law, definition and justification of the strategy for the implementation of national interests, ensuring the public legitimacy of articulated national interests, socio-political and socio-cultural foundations of international humanitarian cooperation European and Eurasian country’s will be the subject of discussion at the conference.

The following issues are planned to be discussed during the conference:

  • Socio-political aspects of integration processes in Europe and Eurasia
  • Russia and Europe: problems of compatibility of "pictures of the world".
  • European unity and cleavages of European culture.
  • Prospects of the global economy in the context of sanctions policy.
  • Political communications in conditions of military conflicts: post-truth as a problem of interstate relations.
  • "Phantom pains" of the collapse of the USSR and the formation of national interests of post-Soviet states.
  • Culture, science, education as institutional opportunities to overcome political stereotypes.
Session Organizers:
Nataliya VELIKAYA, Institute of Social and Political Research of Russian Academy of Science, Russian Federation; Russian State University for the Humanities, Russian Federation, natalivelikaya@gmail.com
Flaminia SACCA, Sapienza Universita di Roma, Italy, flaminia.sacca@uniroma1.it