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International Conference on Urban Violence, Globalization, and Poverty

13th Feb – 14th Feb 2027 Calgary, Canada Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Urban Violence, Globalization, and Poverty conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities

This track explores the complex relationship between urban violence and globalization, examining how global economic processes influence local conflicts. It invites papers that analyze case studies and theoretical frameworks to understand these dynamics.

Focusing on the governance structures that address urban poverty, this track seeks contributions that evaluate policy frameworks and their effectiveness in fostering resilience. Discussions will center on innovative governance models that promote social justice and equity.

This session aims to critically assess the role of social justice in urban settings, particularly in relation to poverty and violence. Papers are encouraged to explore grassroots movements and policy advocacy that seek to promote equitable urban development.

This track examines the interplay between economic development initiatives and urban policy, focusing on how these can be aligned to address poverty and violence. Contributions should highlight successful case studies and innovative policy solutions.

This session invites papers that discuss conflict resolution strategies within urban environments, particularly in contexts marked by violence and poverty. Emphasis will be placed on collaborative approaches and community engagement.

This track focuses on the concept of inclusive growth in urban settings, exploring strategies that ensure economic benefits reach marginalized communities. Papers should provide insights into effective policies and practices that promote equitable urban development.

This session aims to integrate security studies with urban violence research, examining theoretical frameworks that explain the emergence and persistence of violence in urban areas. Contributions should address the implications for policy and practice.

This track explores the role of community development in enhancing urban resilience against violence and poverty. Papers are encouraged to present case studies that illustrate successful community-led initiatives.

This session investigates how globalization shapes urban policy and the challenges it poses for local governance. Contributions should analyze the implications of global trends for urban planning and policy-making.

Focusing on human development within urban contexts, this track seeks to explore multidimensional approaches that address poverty and violence. Papers should highlight integrated strategies that promote well-being and social cohesion.

This session invites discussions on advocacy efforts aimed at driving urban change in the face of violence and poverty. Contributions should focus on successful campaigns and the role of civil society in influencing policy.

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