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5th European Conference on Social Network EUSN 2021
2020-05-18 - 2021-09-30
5th European Conference on Social Network EUSN 2021
Naples on September 7-10th 2021
The 5th European Conference on Social Network EUSN 2021 will be held in Naples on September 7-10th 2021. Carrying on the traditions of the previous European Conferences on Social Network in Barcelona (2014), Paris (2016), Mainz (2017), and Zurich (2019), and aiming at presenting the most relevant results and the most recent methodological developments in Social Network Analysis, the conference brought together sociologists, statisticians, computer and data scientists, economists, humanists, and scholars from all the areas dealing with network science.

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15 th Conference ESA 2021: Sociological Knowledges for Alternative Futures
2020-11-03 - 2021-10-31
Barcelona | 31 August – 3 September 2021
Development Today: Accumulation, Surveillance, Redistribution

The ESA 2021 Conference will take place either with the full physical co-presence of all attendees, or wholly online, or in some hybrid mode combining these two possibilities.
In a context of pandemic due to the new Coronavirus, discussion about alternative futures is especially relevant. Across Europe we witness an array of actions, that range from utilitarian to humanistic approaches, which have made many people rethink solidarity, democracy and the search for more egalitarian, just and better environments which can sustain satisfactory and flourishing lives. Fighting social inequalities and protecting natural environments are seen not as contradictory but mutually reinforcing. Citizens want to decide which paths to take to achieve such goals, and sociological knowledges provide key analyses about which actions might contribute to practical accomplishments and which will not. In pandemic times of global crisis, closing borders, restricted mobilities, and growing unemployment, sociological knowledge can help to develop institutions able to cope with different risks and practical issues. We believe that the sociological imagination has a big role to play in rethinking alternatives for the future, starting from solid scientific knowledge and working outwards from it.
