RC34 at the XX ISA WORLD CONGRESS OF SOCIOLOGY

XX ISA WORLD CONGRESS OF SOCIOLOGY

 

RESURGENT AUTHORITARIANISM

The Sociology of New Entanglements of Religions, Politics, and Economies

Melbourne, Australia, June 25-July 1, 2023

 

 

Dear RC34 Members and Youth Studies Sociologists

The International Sociological Association (ISA) call for abstracts for our hybrid World Congress 25 June – 1 July 2023 in Melbourne is now open. The theme is Resurgent Authoritarianism: The Sociology of New Entanglements of Religions, Politics, and Economies, and will focus on how sociologists worldwide can (and do) contribute to the understanding of the resurgent authoritarianism and analyze the new entanglements of religions, politics, and economies. It will also focus on how sociologists engage (physically and critically) in the formidable social movements we are witnessing today in different parts of the world and in a renascent civil society.

 

Research Committee (RC34) Sociology of Youth has a large number of open sessions under which you can submit an abstract for consideration (some of them joint sessions) and the Call for Abstracts lasts from 1 July – 30 September 2022.

 

You can see all the RC34 Sociology of Youth sessions below (and online)

Sessions:

• Across Youth Emotions and Aspirations: Educational Institutions, Inner Entrepreneurship and Social Imaginaries

• Approaching Planetary Youth Research

• Becoming Adults As Children of Immigrants

• Children and Youth Navigating Gender

• Conservatism, Authoritarianism, and Chauvinism within Youth Culture Around the World

• Digital Citizenship and Digital Skills of Young People

• Doing Research on Young People with Young People: Co-Productions, Co-Authoring and Collaborations

• Global South Youth Studies: The RC34 Oxford University Press Handbook Presidential Project

• Language on/of Youth Under COVID-19 Pandemic

• Marginalised Youth, Street Cultures and Mediation

• Presidential Session: The Sociology of Youth Today

• The Challenges and Affordances of Longitudinal Youth Research

• The Climate Crisis and Young People’s Health and Well-Being

• The Experiences of Rural Youths in the Context of the Covid 19 Pandemic

• To Grant or Not to Grant? Use and Timing of Media Tools in Families with Teen and Pre-Teen Ager

• To Participate or Not to Participate? Social Movements 4.0 and the Return of Dichotomies

• Young People, the ‘crisis of Democracy’ and Political Transformation

• Young People’s Experiences and Relationships in the Global Pandemic

• Youth Mobilizations, Socio-Ecological Practices and Resistance to Climate Change

• Youth Transitions in a Post-Pandemic World: Challenges and Opportunities for Youth and Young Adults in the Sphere of Work

• Youth Work and Authoritarianism: Responses to Social Conditions

• Youth and Crises of Democracy: Exploring the Democratic Potential of Young People’s Participation

• Youth and Mental Health in Times of Rising Authoritarianism

• Youth in Latin America and the Caribbean: Pandemic Impacts on Inequalities from an Intersectional Perspective

• Youth in the Global South: Opportunities, Challenges and Articulations

 

Link here:

https://isaconf.confex.com/isaconf/wc2023/webprogrampreliminary/Symposium757.html

 

Please consider submitting an abstract proposal and spread the information.

Warm regards,

Sharlene