RC19 Past Events
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2
Sep
RC19 annual conference
University of Bimingham
17
Apr
Social Policy in a Changing Global Order: Solidarity or Dependency? Navigating Autonomy, Power and Mutual Aid
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28
Nov
Webinar Rethinking Social Policy and Aid in Times of Human-led Institutional Collapse
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/DZQ4UTB-S9C61mMz_ni7Rg
6
Jul
Knowing Justice in the Anthropocene
Faculty of Education at Université Mohammed V de Rabat (Morocco)
3
Sep
Sustainable welfare in a global context
Pilestredet Campus, Oslo, Norway
25
Jun
Resurgent Authoritarianism: Sociology of New Entanglements of Religions, Politics, and Economies
Melbourne, Australia
24
Aug
Challenges to social policy in the Covid-19 and (post)Covid recovery period: implications, solutions and innovations
Lithuanian Centre for Social Policy Vilnius, Lithuania
25
Jun
The 2022 Annual Meeting of the ISA RC19
Vilnius, Lithuania
25
Aug
Drivers and challenges of social policies: Global, regional, national, and local perspectives
University of Fribourg - Fribourg, Switzerland
23
Feb
Sociology of Poverty, Social Welfare and Social Policy
Porto Alegre, Brazil
3
Dec
Globalization in Retreat? Welfare States Amid Regional Turbulence
National Taiwan University - Taipei, Taiwan
28
Aug
Global Crises and Social Policy: Coping with Conflict, Migration and Climate Change
Mannheim University, Germany
22
Jun
Dimensions of Inequality: Causes, Consequences, and Policy Responses
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
25
Aug
Expansion and Retrenchment in Social Policy: North-South Dialogues
San José, Costa Rica
26
Aug
Frontiers of Inequality, Social Policy, and Welfare
Bath, United Kingdom
22
Aug
Social Exclusion and the Challenges of Inclusion: Social Policies addressing Intersecting Inequalities
Budapest, Hungary
23
Aug
Welfare States Facing Global Turbulence, Ageing and Migration
Norwegian Social Research.NOVA - Oslo
Upcoming Events
XXI ISA World Congress of Sociology •Global Sociology in Turbulent Times•
The call for papers for the World Congress was an overwhelming success for RC19! The 18 sessions organized by RC19 received 235 paper proposals. An additional 96 papers were submitted for the 5 sessions that RC19 is co-organizing. The ISA has thus allocated RC19 two new session slots. Many thanks to everyone who submitted a paper! The session organizers and program coordinators now face the difficult task of making a selection! Deadline is November 10.
05 Jul 2027 - 11 Jul 2027
International Sociological Association
Gwangju, Korea
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