15-07-2025 09:00 UTC+9 (1 hour 45 minutes) A

Day
Day 3
Start Date
Tuesday 15 July
Start Time
09:00 UTC+9
Duration
1 hour 45 minutes
End Time
645
For Panels
Panels are permitted
Scheduled
  1. IPSA Council Meeting - Election of President-Elect
  2. [GL02.05] Recalibrating Relations: African Positions and the Future of Sub-Regional Alliances in the Aftermath of the Gaza War
  3. [GL02.26] The Politics of Territorial Conflicts and their Resolution
  4. [GL03.02] Diplomacies of Non-Western Small States
  5. [GL04.08] The Functions of Political Parties in the Era of Representation Crisis
  6. [GL04.37] Nationalism, Religion, and Violence in Comparative Perspective
  7. [GL06.05] Exploring Political Affect and its Manifestations across Modern Asia
  8. [GL07.05] Governance in Times of Democratic Regression: Polity and Policy
  9. [GL08.16] Populism and Autocratization in Latin America
  10. [GL09.10] Intersecting Politics in Africa: Gender, Climate Action, and Resource Governance
  11. [GL11.12] Political Economy of Industrialization
  12. [GL13.07] Navigating Identities in Higher Education
  13. [GL14.24] Populism and Democracy in Latin America: Responses, Impacts, and Citizen Attitudes
  14. [GL14.26] Belarus 2020-2025: The Electoral Cycle of Transition from the Dictatorship of Spin to the Dictatorship of Fear
  15. [GL14.40] New Frontiers in Understanding Populism
  16. [LOC01.05] Subregional Governance and Intercity Networks in East Asia: The Case of Marine Environmental Management
  17. [LOC02.07] Perspectives on International Relations in Autocratized Societies
  18. [LOC03.05] Indispensability of Human Security in a Polarizing World
  19. [LOC04.07] Dynamics of Autocratization: Comparative Perspectives
  20. [LOC10.02] Reform of Electoral Management and Systems: 선거관리와 제도의 개혁
  21. [LOC19.05] Unpacking the Backslider’s Toolkit: Lessons for Democratic Resilience
  22. [RC03.08] Discourses and Attitudes towards the EU
  23. [RC04.05] Visual Politics at the Crossroads of Gender, Identity, and Spatial Representation
  24. [RC05.02] Urban Policies for Sustainable Development: Policy Styles Aligning with Agenda 2030 around the World
  25. [RC05.09] Community-Based Monitoring: Enhancing Citizen Engagement and Policy Impact
  26. [RC07.06] Women, Citizenship and Migration
  27. [RC09.01] Conceptions of Democracy in Constitutional Adjudication
  28. [RC13.15] The Role of Civil Society Organizations in Resisting Autocratization
  29. [RC13.17] Democratic Crisis: South Asia and Southeast Asia
  30. [RC13.22] Ukraine at a Crossroads: Domestic Reconfigurations and Foreign Policy Challenges amidst the Full-Scale Invasion
  31. [RC14.08] Convergence and Variation of Southeast Asian Ethnic Politics
  32. [RC15.03] Recent Issues in Global Political and Electoral Geography
  33. [RC17.11] Geopolitical Ripples: The Ukraine War and its Global Implications
  34. [RC22.26] Media Influence and Misinformation
  35. [RC23.11] Electoral Reforms, Integrity and Dominance in Modern Democracies
  36. [RC24.11] Issues in Civil-Military Relations and Asian Security
  37. [RC27.07] Administrative Reforms and Transformations in Contemporary Japanese Bureaucracy
  38. [RC29.01] Talking Politics: How Politicians and the Media Construct and Shape Public Discourse and Public Opinion
  39. [RC30.12] Resisting Contemporary Autocracies: The Role of Cultural Actors
  40. [RC31.07] Concepts and Methods in Political Philosophy
  41. [RC34.09] Civic Techs and Quality of Democracy: Resisting Autocratization in Polarized Societies
  42. [RC35.03] Innovations in Renewable Energy Technologies in Autocratic and Polarized Societies
  43. [RC36.02] Power Dynamics in Resisting Autocratization in Polarized Societies: The Role of Climate Change
  44. [RC37.01] Crossroads between Climate Resilience, National Security, and Conflict Prevention: Policy Development, Global, and Multidimensional Perspectives
  45. [RC38.02] The Politics of Creative Industries in the Digital Economy Era
  46. [RC40.10] Redefining Middle Power Dynamics : Navigating Power Shifts and Knowledge Transitions in the Indo-Pacific
  47. [RC41.05] Middle Power Concept Revisited: Japan, South Korea and Australia’s Roles and Strategies in the Indo-Pacific Region
  48. [RC44.06] Addressing Global Threats with Local Solutions: A Strategic Approach
  49. [RC44.22] War-Related Insecurities: Gendered Contestations as Radical Hope
  50. [RC46.08] Forced Migration Governance
  51. [RC46.15] Citoyenneté et migration
  52. [RC47.01] Local Initiative and Transnational Movement
  53. [RC51.33] State, Corporations, and China in the Global Economy
  54. [RC51.35] Alliance-Building and Economic Statecraft
  55. [RC52.14] Energy Security, Renewable Energy, and Energy Transition