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International Conference on Social Processes and Social Change

16th Nov – 17th Nov 2026 Radom, Poland Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Social Processes and Social Change conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 5 - Gender Equality SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities

This track explores various theoretical perspectives on social change, including deterministic, cyclic, and linear theories. Participants will analyze how these frameworks help to understand the dynamics of societal evolution.

This session focuses on the sociological and anthropological causes of social change, examining cultural, economic, and political factors. Discussions will highlight case studies that illustrate the interplay between society and culture.

This track investigates the impact of modernity on social structures and relationships. It will delve into the challenges and transformations that arise as societies navigate the complexities of modern life.

This session examines how gender roles and expectations influence social processes and changes in work and care. Participants will discuss the implications of these patterns for societal development and equality.

This track addresses the implications of global demographic changes on social institutions and behaviors. Participants will explore how migration, aging populations, and urbanization reshape social landscapes.

This session focuses on the transformation of social institutions such as family, religion, and education. Discussions will highlight the factors driving these changes and their effects on societal functions.

This track explores the role of cultural tools and symbols in facilitating social change. Participants will analyze how cultural narratives and practices influence social interactions and relationships.

This session investigates the mechanisms of social interaction that contribute to change within communities. Emphasis will be placed on the role of communication, networks, and collective action.

This track examines the evolving patterns of social behavior and organization in contemporary society. Participants will discuss the implications of these transformations for social cohesion and conflict.

This session focuses on the rapid pace of social change in the modern world and its consequences for individuals and communities. Discussions will address the challenges and opportunities presented by swift societal transformations.

This track explores how ideologies shape social movements and influence change within societies. Participants will analyze the relationship between belief systems and social action in various contexts.

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