International Conference on Anthropology and Social Change

This track explores the evolution of anthropological thought from early theorists like Tylor and Frazer to contemporary practices. Emphasis will be placed on the historical context of social anthropology and its impact on modern methodologies.

This session addresses the ethical considerations inherent in anthropological and social work research. Discussions will focus on the responsibilities of researchers towards their subjects and the broader implications of their findings.

Focusing on long-term qualitative research and intensive field studies, this track examines innovative methodologies in anthropology. Participants will share insights on the challenges and benefits of immersive research practices.

This track investigates the dynamic interplay between culture and identity in the context of social change. It aims to understand how cultural narratives shape individual and collective identities in contemporary society.

This session delves into the anthropological perspectives on economic and political organizations. It will analyze how these structures influence social interactions and community dynamics.

Exploring kinship and family structures, this track will examine the evolving roles of gender within these frameworks. Discussions will highlight the cultural variations and implications for socialization practices.

This session focuses on the role of religion in fostering social cohesion and community identity. Participants will discuss the intersection of belief systems and social practices across different cultures.

This track investigates the effects of globalism on local cultures and identities. It aims to understand how transnational influences reshape local experiences and cultural expressions.

Focusing on the anthropological implications of digital spaces, this session will explore the emergence of new cultural practices in cyberspace. Discussions will address identity formation and social interactions in virtual environments.

This track examines the anthropological perspectives on law and conflict resolution within various cultures. It will explore how different societies navigate disputes and maintain social order.

This session will focus on the contributions of gender studies to anthropology, examining how gender dynamics shape social structures and cultural practices. Participants will discuss contemporary issues related to gender and identity.