International Conference on Globalization, Poverty, and Labor Rights (ICGPLR - 26)

This track explores the intricate relationship between globalization and labor rights, examining how global economic integration affects workers' rights across different regions. It aims to identify best practices and policy frameworks that can enhance labor protections in a globalized economy.

This session focuses on the role of public policy in addressing poverty, highlighting innovative strategies and successful case studies from various countries. Participants will discuss the effectiveness of social safety nets and welfare programs in promoting inclusive growth.

This track investigates the interplay between economic governance structures and labor market outcomes, emphasizing the importance of regulatory frameworks in shaping employment opportunities. Discussions will center on how governance can facilitate equitable labor practices.

This session examines the implications of globalization on human development indicators, such as health, education, and well-being. It seeks to understand how global economic policies can be aligned with sustainable human development goals.

This track focuses on strategies for promoting inclusive growth in developing economies, particularly in the context of globalization. Participants will share insights on how to ensure that economic growth benefits all segments of society, particularly marginalized groups.

This session addresses the critical role of employment policy in reducing poverty levels, exploring various approaches to create sustainable job opportunities. Discussions will include the effectiveness of labor market interventions and their impact on vulnerable populations.

This track highlights innovative social policy initiatives aimed at protecting labor rights in the face of globalization. Participants will discuss the effectiveness of these policies in enhancing worker protections and promoting fair labor practices.

This session explores the intersection of globalization and gender inequality within labor markets, examining how global economic trends affect women's employment and rights. Discussions will focus on strategies to promote gender equity in labor policies.

This track investigates the relationship between poverty and economic governance, analyzing how governance structures can either exacerbate or alleviate poverty. Participants will share case studies that illustrate effective governance models for poverty reduction.

This session focuses on the role of advocacy in promoting labor rights within the context of globalization. Participants will discuss strategies for mobilizing support and influencing policy changes to protect workers' rights globally.

This track aims to identify emerging trends and future directions in the study of globalization and labor rights. Participants will explore new research methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches to address the challenges faced by workers in a rapidly changing global landscape.