International Conference on Urban Anthropology and Migration Studies (ICUAMS - 26)

This track invites papers that explore the theoretical frameworks within urban anthropology, focusing on the dynamics of urban life. Contributions should critically engage with concepts such as space, place, and identity in contemporary urban settings.

This session examines the relationship between migration patterns and urbanization processes, highlighting how migration reshapes urban landscapes. Papers should address the implications of these transformations for social structures and community dynamics.

This track focuses on the processes of cultural transformation that occur in urban environments, particularly in response to globalization and migration. Contributions should analyze how urban cultures evolve and adapt through social practices and community interactions.

This session explores the concept of transnationalism and its impact on urban identities, emphasizing the experiences of diaspora communities. Papers should investigate how transnational ties influence cultural practices and social networks within cities.

This track invites discussions on the social changes occurring within urban communities, driven by factors such as migration, economic shifts, and policy interventions. Contributions should examine the resilience and adaptability of communities in the face of these changes.

This session addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by informal settlements in urban areas, focusing on governance and policy responses. Papers should analyze the lived experiences of residents and the role of community agency in shaping urban policy.

This track investigates the diverse social practices that characterize urban cultures, including rituals, festivals, and everyday interactions. Contributions should highlight how these practices reflect and shape community identities in urban settings.

This session examines the impact of globalization on urban social networks, exploring how global connections influence local interactions. Papers should analyze the implications of these networks for community cohesion and identity formation.

This track focuses on the construction of identity and notions of belonging within urban environments, particularly in multicultural contexts. Contributions should explore how urban spaces facilitate or hinder the expression of diverse identities.

This session invites papers that discuss the implications of urban anthropology for policy-making and urban planning. Contributions should critically assess how anthropological insights can inform more inclusive and effective urban policies.

This track explores the evolving social practices in the context of rapid urbanization, focusing on how these practices shape community life. Papers should investigate the interplay between social change and cultural continuity in urban settings.