13-07-2025 09:00 UTC+9 (1 hour 45 minutes) A

Day
Day 1
Start Date
Sunday 13 July
Start Time
09:00 UTC+9
Duration
1 hour 45 minutes
End Time
645
For Panels
Panels are permitted
Scheduled
  1. IPSR Editorial Board Meeting
  2. [GL02.01] The Evolution of Homeland Security, Home Affairs, and Civil Security Policies around the World: Values versus Resilience?
  3. [GL02.23] Russia-Ukraine War Impact Studies
  4. [GL03.18] Security in Asia
  5. [GL04.23] Gender, Representation, and Democracy
  6. [GL04.41] Cabinets, Legislatures, and Party Systems in Comparative Perspective
  7. [GL06.10] Voting and Election Experiments
  8. [GL07.10] Reimagining Evaluation in the Global South: Context-Specific Frameworks and Technological Innovation for Equitable Public Policy
  9. [GL07.12] The Idea of Accountability in Contemporary Democracies
  10. [GL09.02] Military-Authoritarian Regimes: the Build-ups and Temptations in Africa
  11. [GL11.02] Rethinking Global Financial Governance
  12. [GL11.13] Political Economy of Finance
  13. [GL12.06] Global Politics and Justice
  14. [GL13.04] Innovative Pedagogies in Political Science Education
  15. [GL14.19] Polarization in Hybrid Media Systems: Far-Right Protest, Online Manipulation, and the Transformation of Public Discourse
  16. [GL14.21] Nationalisms and Radical Politics
  17. [LOC01.07] The Authoritarian Potential of AI Applications: Examining Biases and Boundaries in Human Learning and Political Control in China
  18. [LOC01.14] Frontiers in the Politics of Japanese Policymaking
  19. [LOC03.08] Human Rights and Security in Asia
  20. [LOC03.09] China's New Strategies and Insights for Global Competition
  21. [LOC04.06] Rethinking Authoritarian Nostalgia in the Philippines
  22. [RC04.04] Visual Politics and Power in Non- or Weak- Democratic and Autocratic Regimes: Propaganda, Resistance and Imaginaries
  23. [RC05.11] Local Governments and State Capacity to Face Pressing and Challenging Times
  24. [RC11.01] Political Experts and Freedom of Expression in the Media: Who Shapes Public Opinion and How?
  25. [RC13.08] Fragile Democratic Consolidation and the Institutional Role of the Electoral Process
  26. [RC13.23] Challenges to Democratic Development in East Asia
  27. [RC16.06] Institutional Pluralism as a Systemic Strength in the Time of Polarization
  28. [RC17.07] Political Behavior, Participation, and Culture: Building Social Capital
  29. [RC17.10] Migration and Mobility: Attitudes, Policies, and Cross-Border Dynamics
  30. [RC19.17] Feminist Theory in Action: Institutions, Activism, and Political Change
  31. [RC19.19] Gender, Leadership, and Public Perception in Global Politics
  32. [RC20.07] Understanding Political Ethics Regulation: Theory, Strategy, Practice, and Impact
  33. [RC22.06] Authoritarian Discourses and Gendered Rhetorics of Resistance
  34. [RC23.03] Election Observation and Electronic Voting
  35. [RC24.01] The Future of US Hegemony, American Troops Abroad and Burden-Sharing
  36. [RC26.11] North Korean Problems and International Cooperation
  37. [RC26.14] Position and Role of Human Rights in Political Systems
  38. [RC29.09] Rethinking Securitization Studies
  39. [RC30.04] Governance beyond the State: The EU as Diverse International Actor / Resilient Implementation of Public Policy
  40. [RC34.11] The Emergence of Authoritarianism and Populist Regimes: Critical Reflections
  41. [RC34.14] Democracy and Human Rights in Transition: Emerging Challenges and Local Responses
  42. [RC35.04] Autocratization in Polarized Societies in South Asia: A Quest of Democracy
  43. [RC35.10] Digital Education for PS Community: Strategies to Innovate and Scale Teaching and Learning
  44. [RC38.04] Book Launch: Advanced Introduction to Business and Government by David Coen and Matia Vannoni, EE Publishing
  45. [RC40.12] Comparing the Emergence and Impact of Developmental States of Southern Africa and Latin America
  46. [RC41.02] Multipolar Visions of Emerging Economies in a Bipolar-Bound World?
  47. [RC44.02] Climate Change and Security Shift in the Arctic and Beyond
  48. [RC46.11] Immigration in the Age of Advanced Digital Technologies
  49. [RC46.27] Immigration and the Rise of Populism in European Contexts
  50. [RC49.04] What is to be Done with Marxism(s) Today?
  51. [RC51.15] Economic Multilateralism and Geopolitical Competition
  52. [RC51.21] De-Risking Strategies and the Politics of Industrial Policy
  53. [SE.01] Global Implications of the 2024 US Presidential Elections