This track explores the historical development and transformation of political institutions across different societies. It aims to analyze how these institutions shape governance and influence social development.

This session focuses on the challenges and crises faced by democratic systems in contemporary societies. Participants will examine the implications of political disillusionment and the rise of alternative governance models.

This track investigates the interplay between historical events and social change, highlighting key moments that have reshaped societies. Discussions will center on how historical narratives influence current social dynamics.

This session delves into the relationship between political culture and levels of civic engagement in various contexts. It seeks to understand how cultural factors influence citizen participation and activism.

This track examines the dynamics of power relations within political sociology, focusing on how power is distributed and contested in different social settings. It aims to uncover the implications of these relations for social justice and equity.

This session explores the processes of state formation and the evolution of governance structures. Participants will analyze how historical contexts shape state capacity and legitimacy.