International Conference on Human Geography and Social Change (ICHGSC - 26)

This track explores the multifaceted aspects of migration, including the socio-economic and cultural implications of human mobility. Participants will examine how migration shapes identities and influences urban landscapes.

Focusing on the rapid urbanization processes, this track investigates how cities evolve and adapt to social changes. Discussions will center on the challenges and opportunities presented by urban growth in various contexts.

This session delves into the interplay between cultural identity and geographical spaces. It aims to uncover how place shapes cultural practices and vice versa, fostering a deeper understanding of community dynamics.

This track addresses the intersection of governance structures and environmental issues, focusing on policies that promote social equity. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight the role of governance in fostering sustainable development.

Exploring the relationship between social inequalities and transformative change, this track invites discussions on how disparities in wealth, race, and access to resources impact societal progress. Papers will examine both historical and contemporary contexts.

This session investigates the political dimensions of space and place, focusing on how geographical factors influence power dynamics and governance. Participants will explore case studies that illustrate the significance of spatial politics in social change.

This track emphasizes the importance of cultural landscapes in shaping social narratives and collective memory. It invites contributions that analyze how geography informs cultural expressions and societal values.

Focusing on urban resilience, this session examines strategies for community development in the face of social and environmental challenges. Participants will discuss innovative approaches to enhance the adaptability of urban areas.

This track explores the role of identity politics in shaping social movements and political discourse across different geographical contexts. Discussions will highlight the impact of identity on governance and social cohesion.

Investigating the link between socio-spatial inequalities and urban policy, this session aims to uncover how policy decisions affect marginalized communities. Contributions will focus on strategies for promoting inclusive urban development.

This track invites discussions on innovative and transformative approaches to addressing social issues within geographical contexts. Participants will share insights on effective practices that foster sustainable social change.