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International Conference on Geography and Social Transformation

17th Dec – 18th Dec 2026 Shanghai, China Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Geography and Social Transformation conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

This track explores the spatial dimensions of social transformation, examining how geographical contexts influence societal changes. It aims to understand the interplay between geography and social dynamics in various regions.

Focusing on the challenges posed by rapid urbanization, this track investigates issues such as housing, infrastructure, and social inequality in urban settings. It seeks to highlight the impact of urban growth on community identity and governance.

This track examines the effects of globalization on cultural identities and practices across different geographical contexts. It aims to understand how global forces reshape local cultures and contribute to identity formation.

This session focuses on the role of policy in addressing social inequalities exacerbated by geographical factors. It invites discussions on innovative governance strategies that promote equitable development.

Exploring the relationship between geography and governance, this track analyzes how spatial factors influence political power dynamics. It aims to uncover the geographical underpinnings of policy-making processes.

This track investigates the transformation of cultural landscapes in response to social changes. It seeks to understand how cultural heritage and practices adapt to new social realities.

Focusing on development policies, this track examines how geographical considerations shape effective strategies for social and economic development. It aims to highlight successful case studies that integrate geography into development planning.

This session explores the complex relationship between identity and place in the context of globalization. It seeks to understand how individuals and communities negotiate their identities amidst global influences.

This track addresses the intersections of environmental issues and social justice, focusing on how geographical disparities impact access to resources. It aims to discuss strategies for achieving equitable environmental governance.

Exploring the dynamics of migration and mobility, this track examines their effects on urban transformation and social structures. It seeks to understand the implications of demographic shifts for urban policy and planning.

This session investigates the geographical dimensions of social movements and their impact on societal change. It aims to analyze how spatial factors influence the emergence, strategies, and outcomes of social activism.

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