Session Tracks

This track explores the processes of identity formation within diverse cultural contexts. It aims to examine how globalization and social movements influence individual and collective identities.

This session focuses on the interplay between cultural practices and social transformation. Papers will investigate how traditional practices adapt or resist change in response to modern societal pressures.

This track invites discussions on ethnographic methodologies used in community development research. It emphasizes the importance of local knowledge and practices in fostering sustainable social change.

This session examines the impact of globalization on cultural identities across different societies. It seeks to understand how global interconnectedness reshapes local cultures and identities.

This track investigates the role of social movements in shaping collective identities. It aims to analyze how movements mobilize individuals and communities around shared cultural and social goals.

This session highlights ethnographic studies that focus on everyday social practices. It aims to uncover the meanings and implications of these practices within various cultural contexts.

This track explores the complexities of identity in the context of migration. It examines how migrants negotiate their identities amidst cultural transitions and social integration.

This session focuses on the resilience of cultural identities in the face of social transformation. It seeks to understand how communities maintain their cultural heritage while adapting to change.

This track discusses the contributions of ethnographic research to policy-making processes. It emphasizes the importance of understanding cultural contexts in developing effective social policies.

This session examines the intersection of identity politics and social movements. It aims to explore how identity-based activism shapes social change and community dynamics.

This track investigates the role of cultural narratives in facilitating social transformation. It seeks to analyze how storytelling and cultural expressions influence societal change and identity.