This track focuses on the application of geospatial technologies and methodologies in understanding social phenomena. Participants will explore how geographic information systems (GIS) can enhance research in sociology and political science.

This session examines the interplay between politics and geography, emphasizing the significance of territoriality in shaping political identities and conflicts. Scholars are invited to discuss case studies that illustrate the impact of geographic factors on political behavior.

This track investigates the dynamics of urban spaces and their influence on social interactions and community building. Presentations will highlight the role of urban environments in shaping social identities and political engagement.

Focusing on the complexities of migration, this session will explore the social, political, and geographical implications of transnational movements. Researchers are encouraged to present findings on how migration reshapes societies and political landscapes.

This track delves into the relationship between culture, geography, and identity formation. Papers will discuss how geographic contexts influence cultural practices and the political ramifications of identity politics.

This session addresses the intersection of environmental issues and social justice, exploring how geographic disparities affect political advocacy and policy-making. Participants will share insights on grassroots movements and their geographical implications.

This track examines the effects of globalization on local communities and the resulting political and social responses. Scholars will analyze case studies that illustrate the tension between global influences and local identities.

Focusing on the role of social movements in shaping political landscapes, this session will explore how collective action influences policy and societal norms. Presenters are invited to discuss the geographical dimensions of activism.

This track investigates the unique social and political dynamics of rural communities. Papers will explore how geographic isolation and local culture influence political participation and social cohesion.

This session examines how spatial concepts and place-making influence political power and social relations. Researchers are invited to discuss theoretical frameworks and empirical studies that highlight the significance of space in political discourse.

This track focuses on innovative research methodologies in human geography, including qualitative and quantitative approaches. Participants will share advancements that enhance the understanding of social and political phenomena through geographic lenses.