International Conference on Urban Research and Social Change (ICURSC - 26)

This track focuses on the latest methodological advancements in urban ethnography, emphasizing innovative approaches to data collection and analysis. Participants will explore how these methods can enhance our understanding of urban communities and social dynamics.

This session examines the cultural transformations occurring within urban environments, highlighting the interplay between globalization and local identities. Scholars will discuss case studies that illustrate how urban culture evolves in response to social change.

This track investigates the experiences of migrants in urban settings, focusing on their integration into local communities. Presentations will address the challenges and opportunities faced by migrants and the impact of policy on their social inclusion.

This session explores the role of urban policy in shaping social change within cities. Researchers will analyze the effectiveness of various policy interventions aimed at addressing urban challenges and promoting community development.

This track presents case studies of communities undergoing significant transformation, examining the factors driving these changes. Participants will discuss the implications of these transitions for social cohesion and community resilience.

This session delves into the effects of globalization on local cultures within urban contexts. Scholars will present research that highlights the tension between global influences and the preservation of local traditions.

This track focuses on the role of social networks in fostering resilience among urban communities. Presentations will explore how social ties contribute to collective action and community support in times of crisis.

This session highlights the application of ethnographic methods in analyzing urban policies and their impacts on communities. Researchers will share insights gained from immersive fieldwork that reveal the complexities of policy implementation.

This track examines the relationship between urban spatial configurations and social inequality. Presentations will address how urban design and planning can either mitigate or exacerbate disparities within cities.

This session explores the cultural narratives that shape urban identities, focusing on how communities construct meaning in their environments. Participants will discuss the role of storytelling and memory in fostering a sense of belonging.

This track investigates the ethnographic study of urban activism and social movements. Scholars will analyze the strategies employed by activists to effect change and the impact of their efforts on urban policy and community engagement.