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International Conference on Global Capitalism, Human Rights and Democracy

2 - 3 Feb 2027 Jerez De La Frontera, Spain Standard / Physical Participation
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ICGCHRD conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities
01 Global Capitalism and Its Political Implications +
This track explores the intricate relationship between global capitalism and political structures. It aims to analyze how economic systems influence governance and policy-making in various contexts.
02 Populism in the Age of Global Capitalism +
This session focuses on the rise of populism as a response to the challenges posed by global capitalism. It seeks to understand the socio-political dynamics that fuel populist movements worldwide.
03 Post-Truth Politics and Global Capitalism +
This track examines the intersection of post-truth narratives and global capitalism. It aims to investigate how misinformation and disinformation impact public perception and policy in capitalist societies.
04 Alternatives to Global Capitalism: The Case for Socialism +
This session discusses socialism as a viable alternative to global capitalism. It aims to evaluate the theoretical foundations and practical implications of socialist policies in contemporary societies.
05 Theoretical Perspectives on Global Capitalism +
This track invites contributions that delve into various theoretical frameworks surrounding global capitalism. It seeks to foster a critical dialogue on the implications of these theories for understanding modern economies.
06 Global Capitalism and Its Variances Across Cultures +
This session explores how global capitalism manifests differently across cultural contexts. It aims to highlight the diverse impacts of capitalism on local economies and social structures.
07 Democracy Under Threat: The Role of Global Capitalism +
This track investigates the challenges that global capitalism poses to democratic institutions. It aims to analyze the effects of economic power on political representation and citizen engagement.
08 Entrepreneurship as a Catalyst in Global Capitalism +
This session examines the role of entrepreneurship in shaping global capitalist dynamics. It seeks to explore how innovative practices can address socio-economic inequalities and promote sustainable development.
09 Human Rights in the Context of Global Capitalism +
This track focuses on the interplay between human rights and global capitalism. It aims to analyze how economic policies and practices impact the realization of human rights across different regions.
10 Public Policy Responses to Global Capitalism +
This session discusses the role of public policy in addressing the challenges posed by global capitalism. It aims to evaluate effective policy interventions that promote equity and social justice.
11 Global Capitalism and Social Movements +
This track explores the relationship between global capitalism and social movements advocating for change. It aims to analyze how grassroots activism responds to the inequalities generated by capitalist systems.