International Conference on Economic Anthropology and Development Studies

This track explores the intersection of economic practices and cultural contexts, emphasizing how local economies adapt within global frameworks. Papers will analyze the implications of globalization on traditional economic systems and cultural identities.

This session focuses on the dynamics of informal economies and their reliance on social networks for survival and growth. Contributions will examine how these networks shape economic behavior and community resilience.

This track investigates the relationship between cultural values and economic systems, highlighting how cultural factors influence market behavior. Papers will discuss the implications of cultural economics for development policy and practice.

This session addresses the complexities of labor relations within the context of economic development. Contributions will explore the impact of labor practices on economic outcomes and social equity.

This track examines the multifaceted nature of poverty and its relationship with social change. Papers will analyze strategies for poverty alleviation and the role of community initiatives in fostering sustainable development.

This session focuses on sustainable development practices within community economies, emphasizing local solutions to global challenges. Contributions will highlight case studies that illustrate successful community-driven economic initiatives.

This track explores the complexities of global trade and its impact on national and local economic systems. Papers will discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by international trade agreements and policies.

This session investigates the various dimensions of inequality as understood through the lens of economic anthropology. Contributions will analyze the socio-economic factors contributing to inequality and propose pathways for addressing these disparities.

This track examines the role of cultural contexts in shaping effective development policies. Papers will discuss how cultural understanding can enhance policy implementation and outcomes in diverse settings.

This session focuses on the interplay between market systems and social dynamics, exploring how economic transactions are influenced by social relationships. Contributions will analyze the implications of these interactions for economic development.

This track invites contributions that apply anthropological perspectives to the study of the global economy. Papers will explore how cultural practices and beliefs shape economic behavior on a global scale.