International Conference on Comparative Sociology and Cross-National Studies (ICCSCN - 26)

This track focuses on methodologies and frameworks used in comparative sociology to analyze social phenomena across different cultures and nations. Participants will explore the implications of global sociology in understanding social dynamics and structures.

This session will examine the impact of transnational movements on social change and policy development across borders. It aims to highlight case studies that illustrate the interconnectedness of social issues in a global context.

This track delves into the comparative analysis of social institutions such as family, education, and religion across diverse cultures. Discussions will focus on how cultural contexts shape institutional practices and social outcomes.

This session will investigate the role of social indicators in measuring and understanding global inequality. Participants will discuss the effectiveness of various indicators in capturing the complexities of social disparities.

This track aims to compare and contrast policy frameworks in different countries and their effects on international relations. Scholars will present research on how policy decisions are influenced by sociocultural factors.

This session will explore comparative approaches in development studies, focusing on the successes and challenges faced by different nations. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight innovative solutions to common developmental issues.

This track invites discussions on the evolution of social theory in the context of globalization. Scholars will examine how global perspectives enrich theoretical frameworks in sociology and anthropology.

This session will focus on the comparative analysis of social policies across various nations. Participants will discuss the implications of policy choices on social welfare and equity.

This track will investigate the interplay between social systems and cultural dynamics in shaping societal outcomes. Participants will explore how cultural factors influence social structures and vice versa.

This session aims to provide a platform for discussing global perspectives on social justice issues. Scholars will share insights on how different societies address inequalities and promote justice.

This track will highlight the contributions of anthropology to cross-national studies, focusing on ethnographic research and its implications for understanding global social issues. Participants will discuss how anthropological methods can enrich comparative analyses.