16-07-2025 09:00 UTC+9 (1 hour 45 minutes) A

Day
Day 4
Start Date
Wednesday 16 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 Executive Committee
  2. [GL02.10] Regime Competition in a Fragmented World: Consequences for Peace and Conflict
  3. [GL03.07] Global Justice, Global Governance and Social Epistemology
  4. [GL03.13] Navigating the Impact of Strategic Technology in IR
  5. [GL04.12] Unlocking Democracy: The Power of Information in Polarized Times
  6. [GL04.42] Political Regimes in Comparative Perspective
  7. [GL05.08] Environmental Grievance Movements
  8. [GL06.09] Polarization and How it Affects Elections and Voters
  9. [GL08.01] Environmental Challenges in Latin America
  10. [GL11.09] Institutions, Inequality, and Authoritarian Politics
  11. [GL14.14] Cross-Party Populism and the Erosion of Democratic Institutions: A Comparative Analysis of India and the United States
  12. [LOC02.06] New Regional Concepts, Old Geopolitical Legacies and Changing Materialities
  13. [LOC05.03] South Korea’s Navigation of Authoritarianism in a Democratic World
  14. [LOC06.10] Korea and East Asia in Modern and Postwar Period
  15. [LOC17.02] SNUAC/TFD Joint Roundtable | Democratic Resilience in South Korea and Taiwan in Comparative Perspective
  16. [RC01.02] Algorithms and Assemblies: Analyzing the Dynamics of Policymaking and Political Communication
  17. [RC03.07] Contentious politics and support for European integration
  18. [RC05.12] Local Democracy: Strengthening Community Engagement and Accountability (2)
  19. [RC06.03] Polarization, Radicalization, and Autocratization in a Comparative Perspective
  20. [RC08.08] Parliaments Under Pressure: Resilience, Polarization, and Challenges to Democratic Accountability
  21. [RC10.10] Bridging the Data Divide: Citizen-Generated Knowledge and Its Path Through Digital Society
  22. [RC13.07] Understanding Pathways to Autocratization and their Consequences: Theoretical and Global Insights
  23. [RC13.32] Polarization and the Resilience of Democratic Regimes: Insights from Past and Present Challenges
  24. [RC17.01] Public Opinion of International Development Cooperation
  25. [RC19.01] Gender Dynamics in Polarized Societies
  26. [RC21.03] Education and Democracy: The Interrelationship
  27. [RC22.07] The Power of Words: Exploring the Role of Language in Shaping State Power Structures
  28. [RC26.12] Beyond Borders: The Global Struggle for Indigenous Human Rights
  29. [RC26.15] The Contemporary Concepts and Challenges in the Protection of Human Rights
  30. [RC27.03] Control and Accountability in the Public Sector
  31. [RC28.01] Territorial Inequalities in Multilevel Systems
  32. [RC30.11] Taking up Intersectionality to Promote Equity-Informed Policies and Practices: Challenges and Opportunities in the Context of Autocratizing Politics and Polarized Societies
  33. [RC32.05] Alternative Economies and Regional Policies
  34. [RC34.10] Strengthening Democracy through Education
  35. [RC34.18] From Trump to Modi: Interrogating the Rise of New Nationalisms, Authoritarianism and Populism
  36. [RC35.11] AI Governance: Lessons for and from the Global South
  37. [RC36.03] Theorizing Gender and Power
  38. [RC40.11] Transformations and Challenges in Global Economic Governance
  39. [RC43.11] Christian Nationalism
  40. [RC44.05] Navigating the Digital Domain in the Indo-Pacific: Regional Policy Dynamics in Emerging Technologies
  41. [RC44.28] War, Conflict, Humanitarian Crisis and Management of Violence
  42. [RC46.28] Migration Politics and Perceptions in the Global South
  43. [RC51.08] The Rise of Asia in Global Finance I: Between Continuity and Change
  44. [RC51.11] Roundtable: The Unfinished Quest: India's Search for Major Power Status from Nehru to Modi
  45. [RC52.15] Environment and Polarized Societies: Pathways, Futures, and Strategies