16-07-2025 11:00 UTC+9 (1 hour 45 minutes) B

Day
Day 4
Start Date
Wednesday 16 July
Start Time
11:00 UTC+9
Duration
1 hour 45 minutes
End Time
765
For Panels
Panels are permitted
Scheduled
  1. IPSA Executive Committee Meeting - EC149
  2. [CT.03] How to Protect Liberal Democracy? Domestic and International Strategies
  3. [GL02.06] Peace Agreements and Pathways for Democracy in Asia
  4. [GL02.15] Forced Displacement and Polarization: Narratives of Latin American Peoples in their Migratory Diaspora
  5. [GL02.18] Identity Politics and Ethnic Relations
  6. [GL04.03] Politics in Personalist Autocracies
  7. [GL04.39] Politics under the Authoritarian Regime
  8. [GL07.04] Mobilizing for Change: The Interplay of Organized Civil Society, Social Movements, and Public Policies
  9. [GL08.13] How Can Government Innovation Labs (Spaces for Promoting Interinstitutional Collaboration) Encourage Experimentation in the Formulation and Implementation of Public Policies in Latin America?
  10. [GL09.03] Resisting Autocratization in Polarized Societies: the West African Experience
  11. [GL14.27] Author Meets Critics: New Laclaudian Takes Populism, Hegemony, and Performativity
  12. [GL14.32] New Challenges of Populism and Polarization in India
  13. [LOC01.01] Resilience and Resistance: Democratic Movements in South Asia's Political Landscape
  14. [LOC02.10] War and Peace: Lessons from East Asian History
  15. [LOC03.02] South Asian Perspective of Human Rights Jurisprudence with Special Reference to India
  16. [LOC05.10] Dynamics of Political and Social Change in Korea 한국 정치와 사회 변동의 동학
  17. [LOC09.06] Party Politics, Foreign Policy, and Populism | 정당 정치와 외교 정책 그리고 포퓰리즘
  18. [RC04.01] Theorizing the Visual in Political Studies
  19. [RC05.03] Smart Cities, AI, Online Participation, and Local State Capacity
  20. [RC07.02] Recent Research on Gender, Peace, and Security
  21. [RC08.01] The International Role of Parliaments in Resisting Autocratization
  22. [RC13.21] Democratic Resilience in East and Southeast Asia - Potentials, Pathways, Performances
  23. [RC13.26] Legal and Practical Aspects of Autocratization. Lessons from Central and Eastern Europe
  24. [RC14.05] Political Parties in Multi-Ethnic Societies
  25. [RC17.04] Democracies Under Pressure: Resilience and Adaptation in the Face of Crises
  26. [RC19.09] Gendered Insecurities in the Era of Multiple Crises: Feminist Resistance as Radical Hope
  27. [RC19.23] Gender and Global Diplomacy: Bridging Local and International Perspectives
  28. [RC20.02] Are Anti-Corruption Agencies (ACAs) Contributing to Knowledge-Based Anti-Corruption? – A Tribute to Professor Jon S.T. Quah
  29. [RC22.02] Political Advertising in Contemporary Global Context
  30. [RC22.25] Political Campaigning and Strategic Communication
  31. [RC26.17] Women’s Rights, Sexual and Gender Minorities in Polarized Societies
  32. [RC33.02] Teaching and Pedagogy in Political Science
  33. [RC34.05] Political Inequality in Contemporary Democracies: Causes, Consequences, and Questions of Measurement
  34. [RC34.21] Rethinking Democracy in Times of Global Crisis
  35. [RC35.12] Innovative Technological AI and Methods for Sustainable Development
  36. [RC40.05] New World Order and Dispute Settlement
  37. [RC44.03] Intersecting Identities: The Impact of Ethnicity and Religion on Violent Conflict in Africa and the Middle East
  38. [RC44.10] War, Conflict, Peoplehood, and Emergency Governance
  39. [RC46.05] The BRICS, Migration, and Citizenship: Exploring the Complexities of Migration in Emerging Economies
  40. [RC46.25] Diaspora Activism and Contemporary Conflicts
  41. [RC51.09] The Rise of Asia in Global Finance II: Reconfiguring Global Financial Norms
  42. [RC51.36] Linkages, Diplomacy, and Norms: Interactions in the Global Economy
  43. [RC52.18] Navigating Governance for Inclusive Urban Sustainability in the Philippines
  44. [RC52.22] Climate Security in Contemporary World Politics
  45. [RC53.01] Indigenous Governance, Self-Governance, and Self-Determination
  46. [SE.07] Deepening Representation and Voice in the Discipline: Challenges and Opportunities under the Veil of Uncertainty