International Conference on Geography, Society, and Global Change (ICGSGC - 26)

This session explores the dynamics of migration in the context of globalization, examining how economic, political, and social factors influence migratory trends. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight the implications of migration on both sending and receiving societies.

This track focuses on the rapid urbanization occurring globally and its effects on social structures and economic development. Discussions will center on the challenges and opportunities presented by urban growth, including housing, infrastructure, and social equity.

This session investigates the complex relationships between climate change and human activities, emphasizing how environmental changes affect societal behaviors and vice versa. Participants will engage with interdisciplinary research that addresses adaptation and resilience strategies.

This track examines the processes of cultural change driven by globalization, focusing on the interplay between local traditions and global influences. Papers will discuss the implications for identity, heritage, and social cohesion in diverse communities.

This session addresses the growing spatial inequalities that characterize modern societies, exploring their roots and consequences for social justice. Researchers will present findings on how geographic disparities impact access to resources and opportunities.

This track delves into the evolving landscape of political geography, analyzing how geopolitical shifts influence territoriality and governance. Discussions will include the impact of nationalism, regional conflicts, and international relations on societal structures.

This session focuses on strategies for sustainable development and effective resource management in the face of global challenges. Participants will explore innovative approaches that balance economic growth with environmental stewardship and social equity.

This track examines the processes of social transformation in response to various global changes, including migration and climate impacts. Researchers will discuss community resilience strategies that foster adaptation and empowerment in vulnerable populations.

This session explores the geographies of migration from both local and global perspectives, highlighting the spatial dimensions of migratory flows. Papers will address the implications of migration for urban planning, social integration, and policy development.

This track critically examines the negative consequences of globalization, including social fragmentation and economic disparity. Participants will engage in discussions about alternative models of development that prioritize equity and sustainability.

This session promotes interdisciplinary research that bridges geography with social sciences and humanities. Scholars will share innovative methodologies and theoretical frameworks that enhance our understanding of complex societal issues.