RC18 Political Sociology

Program Coordinators:

Eswarappa KASI, Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, India, kasie@igntu.ac.in

Juan J FERNÁNDEZ, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain, jjfgonza@clio.uc3m.es


Sessions:


A Global Culture War? Moral Conflict and Polarization In Turbulent Times

Beyond North-to-South: Knowledge, Power, and Flows In Transnational Policy Mobilities

Contested Landscapes: The Political Ecology of Power and Identity In South and Southeast Asia

Deliberative Democracy In Turbulent Times: Post-Habermasian Reflections

Democracy In South Korea: Examining Stability amidst Political Challenges

Democracy and Empire

Drawing the Line? Civil Society As Bulwark, Catalyst, or Bystander during Democratic Backsliding

Global Political Sociology In the Face of Turbulent Politics and the Far Right

Governing Security across State and Society

Governing Subjectivities In Turbulent Times

International Governmental Organizations In a Period of Turmoil for Globalization

Political Sociology of Janjatiya or Indigenous Peoples’ Development from South Asian Societies

Political Violence and Violence Against Institutions

Politics and Inequality In East Asia: Contested Boundaries, Social Divisions, and Political Responses

Religion and the Politics of Membership: Migration Governance, Citizenship/Diaspora Policies, and Collective Mobilization across the Globe

Rethinking Youth Political Activism and Digital Networking In the Global South

Revisiting Charles Tilly, Twenty Years on

Role of Women In Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding

Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) In Turbulent Times

South Korea's Digital Sociology In (or without) a Comparative Perspective

The AI-Magicalized Double Movement: Transforming Social Institutions

The Society of the Anthropocene: Social Stability and Dynamics In Turbulent Times

Urban Capitalist Articulations

War, Social Conflict and State Transformation In the Global South

Young People and (Good) Citizenship at Critical Juncture(s)