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ConferenceICVMCS
ModeStandard / Physical
ParticipationListener
Registration fee$135.00
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Total payable$142.83
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Access to Conference Sessions
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• Conference Session Tracks •
SDG-Aligned Research Themes
ICVMCS conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.
01 Media Representations of Violence +
This track explores how various forms of media depict violence and the implications of these representations on societal norms. It invites analyses of film, television, and digital platforms to understand their role in shaping public perceptions of violence.
02 Cultural Narratives and Violence +
This session focuses on the cultural narratives surrounding violence and how they influence societal attitudes. Participants are encouraged to examine historical and contemporary examples of cultural texts that address violence.
03 The Effects of Violent Media on Behavior +
This track investigates the psychological and sociological effects of exposure to violent media content on individual and group behavior. Research that addresses both short-term and long-term impacts is particularly welcome.
04 Gendered Perspectives on Violence in Media +
This session examines how media representations of violence differ across genders and the implications for gender norms. Contributions that analyze the portrayal of gender-based violence in various media forms are encouraged.
05 Digital Media and Violence Prevention +
This track focuses on the role of digital media in violence prevention initiatives and campaigns. It invites discussions on innovative strategies that leverage social media and online platforms to promote non-violence.
06 Media Ethics in Representing Violence +
This session addresses the ethical considerations involved in the portrayal of violence in media. Papers that explore the responsibilities of media creators and the impact of sensationalism are particularly relevant.
07 Public Perception and Media Influence +
This track investigates how media influences public perception of violence and its societal implications. Contributions that analyze case studies or survey data on public attitudes toward violence are encouraged.
08 Cultural Studies Approaches to Violence +
This session invites interdisciplinary approaches from cultural studies to examine the intersections of violence, media, and society. Papers that engage with theoretical frameworks and empirical research are welcome.
09 Social Norms and Violence in Society +
This track explores the relationship between social norms and the prevalence of violence in various cultural contexts. Participants are encouraged to discuss how media reinforces or challenges these norms.
10 The Role of Communication in Addressing Violence +
This session focuses on the role of communication strategies in addressing and mitigating violence within communities. Contributions that highlight successful communication campaigns and their outcomes are particularly welcome.
11 Violence and the Global Media Landscape +
This track examines how global media narratives shape understandings of violence across different cultures. Papers that analyze transnational media flows and their impact on local perceptions of violence are encouraged.
