XXI ISA World Congress of Sociology (July 4 - 10, 2027)
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RC24 Environment and Society
Program Coordinator:
Jo LINDSAY, Monash University, Australia,
Jo.Lindsay@monash.edu
Sessions:
A Glossary for the Urban Climate
Beyond the Green Consumer: Paradoxes In Sustainable Consumption
Big Dams, Environmental Justice and Resistance In the Global South
Children’s Climate Citizenship In Times of Polycrisis: Agency, Participation, and Sustainable Futures
Climate Change and Human Well-Being: Emotions, Perceptions, and Social Responses
Climate Integrity In a Changing World
Climate Migration Beyond the Crisis Narrative: Immobility, Aspiration, and Uneven Agency - I
Climate Risks, Forest Ecologies, and Human Communities: Justice Matters
Climate-Induced Resource Conflicts and the Development Dilemma In the Global South
Contentious Islands: Coloniality, Ecologies and Mobilisation at the Margins
Dispossessed By the Green: Land Enclosure, Precarious Labor, and the Politics of Recognition In the Global South Energy Transition
Environmental (In)Justice between Green Policies and Social-Ecological Inequalities
Environmental Justice Tensions In Climate Governance across Spatial Scales
Environmental Sociologies In Asia-Pacific Region: Similarities and Diversities
Expertise for Social Transformation
Food Tourism and Contested Food Resources : Local Practices, Global Pressures, and Environmental and Cultural Norms
Governing Subjectivities In Turbulent Times
Land, Life, and Resistance: Challenging Green Colonialism and Extractivism
Living Alongside Wildlife: Risk, Society and Coexistence
Many Wars, One Planet: A Sociology of War and Ecology
Mountains, Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Climate Adaptation: Struggles In Turbulent Times In the World's Highlands
Nature-Based Solutions for Disaster Risk Reduction: Evidence, Limits, and Local Realities
Nature: Flawed Notion or Last Line of Defence?
Neoliberal Governance and Urban Environmental Commons
Organizing Waste for Livable Lives
Outside the Climatic Environmental Bubble: Sensing Climate Change at the Margins
Social Futures and Environmental Change In Turbulent Times: Imagining and Enacting Environmental Futures
Sociologies of Just Transitions In the Global South
Sociology In the Polycrisis: Pathways to Equitable Climate Action In Cities
Temporalities In Agriculture and the Environment: Rethinking Technologies, Socionature, and Alternative Futures
The Double-Edged Futures: On How Furture Discourses Enable and Constrain Change
The Ecologies of Reparation and Care: Repairing Broken Temporalities In a More-Than-Human World
The Society of the Anthropocene: Social Stability and Dynamics In Turbulent Times
Theorizing Environmental Harm: Power, Capital, and the Politics of Inaction
Tourism In Turbulent Climates: Territories and Destinations between Fragmentation, (Im)Mobilities and Regenerative Futures
Toward the Futurity of Ecofeminist Environmental Politics
Valuing the Unwanted: From Everyday Practices to Environmental Justice
Victims’ Movement and the Global Principles of Environmental Justice