This track explores various paradigms in political economy, focusing on their implications for understanding poverty and equity. Participants will analyze how these frameworks can inform policy-making in contemporary contexts.

This session examines the impact of globalization on economic policies related to poverty alleviation and social equity. Discussions will focus on the challenges and opportunities presented by global financialization.

This track delves into the historical evolution of political theories related to poverty and economic inequality. It aims to uncover how past economic policies have shaped current socio-political landscapes.

This session emphasizes the use of econometric and quantitative methods to analyze poverty dynamics. Participants will present innovative research that employs these techniques to inform policy decisions.

This track investigates the contributions of Post-Keynesian economics to understanding issues of poverty and equity. Discussions will center on how these economic theories can be applied to promote social justice.

This session explores the intersection of financial theory and social equity, focusing on how financial systems can either exacerbate or alleviate poverty. Participants will discuss strategies for creating more inclusive financial policies.

This track addresses the role of labor markets in perpetuating poverty and inequality, with a focus on discrimination based on gender and other factors. Participants will analyze policies aimed at promoting equity in employment.

This session highlights the importance of gender perspectives in the analysis of political economy. It will explore how gender dynamics influence economic policies and outcomes related to poverty.

This track encourages interdisciplinary research that integrates insights from social sciences and humanities to address poverty. Participants will share innovative methodologies and findings that bridge various academic fields.

This session focuses on innovative policy solutions aimed at fostering economic growth while addressing issues of equity and poverty. Participants will discuss case studies and best practices from around the world.

This track examines the influence of civil society organizations on economic policy formulation and implementation. Discussions will highlight the importance of grassroots movements in advocating for equitable economic reforms.