ISSER Conference

Conference Session Tracks

Aligned with

UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

SDG 4 Quality Education

SDG 5 Gender Equality

SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities

SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities

SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

TRACK 01

Political Change and Social Movements

This track explores the dynamics of political change driven by social movements across different historical contexts. It...

TRACK 02

Historical Sociology of Power Structures

Focusing on the interplay between history and sociology, this track examines how power structures have evolved over time...

TRACK 03

Democracy and Political Culture

This session investigates the relationship between political culture and the functioning of democratic institutions. It ...

TRACK 04

Governance and State-Society Relations

This track delves into the complexities of governance and the interactions between state and society. It aims to highlig...

TRACK 05

Historical Politics and Political Development

This session focuses on the historical dimensions of political development, examining how past events shape current poli...

TRACK 06

Political Institutions and Change

Exploring the role of political institutions in facilitating or hindering change, this track examines various institutio...

TRACK 07

Civic Engagement in Historical Context

This session investigates the evolution of civic engagement throughout history, focusing on how it has influenced politi...

TRACK 08

Social Change and Political Transformation

This track examines the interconnections between social change and political transformation, emphasizing the role of soc...

TRACK 09

Political Sociology of Historical Narratives

Focusing on the construction of historical narratives, this session explores how these narratives shape political identi...

TRACK 10

The Role of Ideology in Political Change

This track investigates how ideological frameworks influence political change and social movements. It seeks to understa...

TRACK 11

Comparative Perspectives on Governance

This session offers a comparative analysis of governance models across different political systems. It aims to identify ...

International Conference on Political Sociology and Historical Transformation (ICPSHT-26)

11th - 12th August 2026, Munich, Germany(In-person or Virtual)

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