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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track explores the mechanisms through which gender identities are formed and reinforced within various social contexts. It aims to analyze the role of family, education, and media in shaping gender norms and expectations.
This session focuses on the intersection of psychoanalysis and gender studies, examining how psychological theories inform our understanding of gender identity and roles. It invites contributions that explore the implications of psychoanalytic thought on contemporary gender issues.
This track investigates the historical and contemporary division of labor along gender lines, assessing its impact on economic inequality and social status. Papers will analyze the implications of labor market structures and policies on gendered experiences of work.
This session examines the ideological frameworks that underpin various forms of inequality, including gender, class, and race. It seeks to understand how these ideologies are constructed, maintained, and challenged within society.
This track focuses on the intersections of race, ethnicity, and gender, exploring how these identities shape experiences of inequality and social stratification. Contributions will highlight the unique challenges faced by individuals at these intersections.
This session addresses how age intersects with gender to produce distinct forms of inequality across the lifespan. It will explore the implications of aging on gender roles and societal expectations.
This track investigates the ways in which gender influences health outcomes and access to healthcare services. Papers will analyze the social determinants of health and their implications for gendered experiences of illness and wellness.
This session explores the relationship between law and gender, focusing on how legal frameworks shape gender relations and contribute to social inequality. Contributions will examine sociological jurisprudence and the role of law in promoting or hindering gender equity.
This track invites discussions on prominent theories of social change and their relevance to gender studies. It aims to explore how social movements and transformations impact gender relations and contribute to shifts in societal norms.
This session examines the implications of global demographic changes, such as migration and urbanization, on gender roles and relations. It seeks to understand how these shifts influence gender inequality across different cultural contexts.
This track focuses on the social psychological aspects of gender, exploring how individual behaviors and attitudes are influenced by societal norms. Contributions will analyze the role of social identity and group dynamics in shaping gender relations.