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International Conference on Globalization, Trade Policy, and Poverty

29th Jan – 30th Jan 2027 Podgorica, Montenegro Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Globalization, Trade Policy, and Poverty conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 2 - Zero Hunger SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education

This track explores the multifaceted impacts of globalization on economic development across various regions. It aims to analyze how global trade dynamics influence local economies and contribute to or mitigate poverty.

This session focuses on the formulation and implementation of trade policies and their effects on social equity and economic growth. It invites discussions on how trade regulations can be designed to promote inclusive development.

This track examines innovative strategies for poverty alleviation in the context of globalization. It seeks to identify best practices and lessons learned from various countries in addressing poverty through economic policies.

This session investigates the role of public policy in addressing economic inequality exacerbated by globalization. It aims to discuss effective policy measures that can promote social justice and equitable growth.

This track delves into the complexities of global governance structures and their influence on international trade relations. It emphasizes the importance of collaborative frameworks in fostering sustainable economic development.

This session highlights the critical role of civil society organizations in shaping trade governance and policy. It aims to explore how these entities can advocate for marginalized communities and influence trade decisions.

This track focuses on the intersection of human development and global trade practices. It seeks to evaluate how trade policies can be aligned with human development goals to enhance overall well-being.

This session examines the concept of inclusive growth and its relevance in contemporary globalization. It aims to identify pathways for ensuring that economic benefits reach all segments of society.

This track explores innovative social policies aimed at reducing poverty in a globalized context. It invites contributions that analyze the effectiveness of various social interventions and their scalability.

This session investigates the relationship between trade governance and environmental sustainability. It aims to discuss how trade policies can be leveraged to promote sustainable practices and combat climate change.

This track explores the cultural dimensions of globalization and their implications for social justice. It seeks to understand how cultural exchanges can either challenge or reinforce existing power dynamics in society.

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