International Conference on Economics and Social History

This track explores the interplay between global and local narratives in shaping social history. It invites discussions on how transnational approaches influence our understanding of cultural and historical contexts.

Focusing on the dynamics of political cultures, this track examines the relationship between policy-making and citizenship in various historical contexts. Contributions should address how ideologies and beliefs shape civic engagement and governance.

This session invites papers that investigate the role of personal narratives in the construction of identity and emotional experiences throughout history. It aims to uncover how self-perception and societal norms intersect.

This track addresses themes of deviance, inclusion, and exclusion across different societies and time periods. Papers should analyze the mechanisms that have historically marginalized certain groups and the implications of these dynamics.

Exploring the intersections of culture and economics, this track focuses on how consumption practices reflect and shape societal values. Contributions should consider historical shifts in material culture and consumer behavior.

This session examines the evolution of family dynamics and life cycles within various historical frameworks. Papers should explore how demographic changes influence familial roles and community structures.

This track investigates the historical development of criminal justice systems and their impact on social order. It invites analyses of legal frameworks, societal responses to crime, and the implications for marginalized communities.

Focusing on the role of education in shaping social hierarchies, this track explores the experiences of childhood among elites and forerunners throughout history. Contributions should reflect on how educational access influences social mobility.

This session explores the historical contexts of migration and its effects on ethnic identities. Papers should address the complexities of belonging and the socio-political implications of migration patterns.

This track examines the historical intersections of health, environment, and social inequality. Contributions should analyze how environmental factors have influenced public health outcomes across different communities.

Focusing on the role of women and gender in shaping historical narratives, this track invites discussions on the contributions of women to social and economic history. Papers should explore how gender dynamics influence societal structures and historical events.