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SUMMARY:17th European Sociological Association Conference - ESA 2026
DESCRIPTION:Warsaw (Poland) | 25 – 28 August 2026\nDemocracy\, Social Action\, Solidarity and Sustainable Future \n\nThe 17th Conference of the European Sociological Association (ESA) will be held in Warsaw\, Poland\, from 25 to 28 August 2026. \nThe ESA Conference is one of the major international gatherings for sociologists in Europe\, bringing together researchers from across the continent and beyond to discuss current developments in sociological research and contemporary social challenges. \nThe 2026 conference will address key debates around democracy\, social action\, solidarity and sustainable futures\, providing a space to examine the profound social\, political and economic transformations affecting European societies. \nThe scientific programme will cover a broad range of sociological fields through ESA’s Research Networks\, Research Streams\, Joint Sessions\, Semi-Plenaries and plenary sessions. These spaces will promote dialogue across different areas of sociological research and encourage comparative and interdisciplinary perspectives. \nAmong its 38 Research Networks\, several are particularly relevant to research on work\, employment\, organisations\, inequalities\, social policy and economic sociology\, offering opportunities to discuss current transformations in labour markets and employment relations within broader processes of social change. \nThe conference will take place entirely on-site. Abstracts submitted to Research Networks\, Joint Sessions\, Research Streams and selected Semi-Plenaries will be peer-reviewed as part of the scientific programme. \n🔗 More info: 17th ESA Conference – Warsaw 2026
URL:https://quit.uab.cat/event/17th-european-sociological-association-conference-esa-2026/
CATEGORIES:Jornades i Seminaris
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SUMMARY:44th IWPLMS & IREC Joint Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:Oslo (Norway) | 16 – 18 September 2026\nLabour Market Segmentation and Inequality in Contemporary Societies \n\nThe Fafo Institute for Labour and Social Research will host the joint conference of the Industrial Relations in Europe Conference (IREC) and the 44th Conference of the International Working Party on Labour Market Segmentation (IWPLMS)\, to be held in Oslo from 16 to 18 September 2026. \nThis international academic conference will bring together researchers working on labour markets\, industrial relations and social inequalities to discuss one of the key challenges facing contemporary societies: the rise of inequality and the increasing segmentation of labour markets. The meeting is conceived as a space for interdisciplinary dialogue and comparative analysis on the structural transformations shaping employment systems. \nThe overarching theme of the conference focuses on identifying the factors driving labour market inequalities and segmentation\, as well as exploring possible strategies to counteract these trends. Particular attention will be given to the role of institutions\, including social partners and public authorities\, in addressing labour market dualisation. The conference will also examine whether existing institutional frameworks are able to integrate workers in more precarious or marginal positions\, or whether alternative approaches are needed. \nThe International Working Party on Labour Market Segmentation (IWPLMS) promotes a multidisciplinary and comparative perspective to analyse the processes that generate and reproduce inequalities in labour markets. In parallel\, the Industrial Relations in Europe Conference (IREC)\, established in 1992\, has become a key network for research on industrial relations in Europe. The joint conference provides an opportunity to connect these two research traditions and foster exchange between different academic communities. \nThe scientific committee includes Richard Hyman\, Jill Rubery\, Barbara Bechter\, Sonja Bekker\, Karen Jaehrling and Guglielmo Meardi. \n🔗 More info: www.fafo.no/fafoconferences2026
URL:https://quit.uab.cat/event/iwplms-irec-joint-conference-2026/
CATEGORIES:Jornades i Seminaris
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270404
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SUMMARY:45th International Labour Process Conference – ILPC 2027
DESCRIPTION:Jerez de la Frontera (Spain) | 31 March – 2 April 2027\nSpaces of Work and Resistance \n\nThe 45th International Labour Process Conference (ILPC) will be held at the University of Cádiz\, in Jerez de la Frontera\, Spain\, from 31 March to 2 April 2027. \nUnder the theme Spaces of Work and Resistance\, the conference will bring together researchers from different disciplines to discuss contemporary transformations in work\, employment and capitalist political economy. The ILPC is one of the leading international forums for critical research on labour and the labour process. \nThe 2027 conference will provide a space to examine how changing economic\, technological\, organisational and social conditions are reshaping work and workers’ experiences\, as well as the different forms of resistance and collective action emerging in response to these transformations. \nAlongside the general conference\, a number of special streams will address key contemporary issues in labour research\, including artificial intelligence and the reconfiguration of professional work\, inequalities and the labour process\, ageing and occupational change\, sustainability and labour organisations\, labour migration and transformations in labour mediation\, and platform labour in the Global South. \nThe International Labour Process Conference has developed over more than four decades as an interdisciplinary forum for researchers working on labour\, employment relations\, workplace organisation and political economy. Its annual conference promotes critical debate and international exchange on the transformations affecting work and employment. \nThe 2027 organising team at the University of Cádiz includes Beltran Roca\, Eva Bermúdez\, Simone Castellani\, Nazaret Castro\, Irene López García\, Maria Antonia Ribón\, Pedro Salguero and Juan Antonio Roa-Domínguez. \n🔗 More info: www.ilpc.org.uk
URL:https://quit.uab.cat/event/45th-international-labour-process-conference-ilpc/
CATEGORIES:Jornades i Seminaris
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270609
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270613
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SUMMARY:11th REPS Conference - Spanish Social Policy Network 2027
DESCRIPTION:Valencia (Spain) | 9 – 11 June 2027\nGovernance and Sustainability of Social Policies: From Diagnosis to Democratic Action \n\nThe 11th Conference of the Spanish Social Policy Network (REPS) will be held in Valencia\, Spain\, from 9 to 11 June 2027. \nUnder the theme Governance and Sustainability of Social Policies: From Diagnosis to Democratic Action\, the conference will focus on how social policies are designed\, governed and sustained in a context of growing social\, economic and institutional complexity. \nThe conference aims to provide a space for academic and professional debate on the present and future of social policy. Particular attention will be given to the governance and sustainability of welfare systems\, as well as to the capacity of public policies to respond democratically to emerging social challenges and inequalities. \nThe priority thematic areas include governance and sustainability of social policies\, childhood and adolescence\, care and dependency\, health and longevity\, diversity\, social inclusion\, territorial inequalities\, the European dimension of social policy\, gender-based violence\, employment and labour policies\, housing\, migration and social protection\, among other areas. \nThe Spanish Social Policy Network (REPS) brings together researchers\, academics and professionals working in the field of social policy. Created in 2008 under the auspices of ESPAnet (European Network for the Analysis of Social Policy)\, the network promotes research exchange\, comparative analysis and cooperation between scholars and professionals in Spain and internationally. \nThe call for thematic panels is currently open\, with proposals accepted until 18 September 2026. \n🔗 More info: XI Congreso de la Red Española de Política Social – REPS 2027
URL:https://quit.uab.cat/event/11th-reps-conference-spanish-social-policy-network-2027/
CATEGORIES:Jornades i Seminaris
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270705
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SUMMARY:39th SASE Annual Conference 2027
DESCRIPTION:Glasgow (Scotland) | 30 June – 3 July 2027\nRebuilding Foundations and Hope: Creative Reconstruction in a Moment of Disruption \n\nThe 39th Annual Conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE) will be held at the University of Strathclyde\, in Glasgow\, Scotland\, from 30 June to 3 July 2027. The conference will also include virtual events from 16 to 18 June 2027. \nUnder the theme Rebuilding Foundations and Hope: Creative Reconstruction in a Moment of Disruption\, SASE 2027 will examine the profound economic\, political and social transformations affecting contemporary societies and explore how institutions\, communities and collective actors are responding to current processes of disruption. \nThe conference will address challenges including growing economic inequality\, pressures on social protection and workers’ collective rights\, financialisation\, climate change\, transformations in global trade\, migration and the concentration of economic power. Particular attention will be paid to initiatives aimed at rebuilding institutional and social foundations capable of promoting shared prosperity and democratic resilience. \nSASE provides an interdisciplinary forum for researchers working across sociology\, political economy\, economics and related social sciences. Its research networks cover a broad range of areas including labour markets and employment\, comparative capitalisms\, gender\, work and family\, digital economy\, regulation of work\, global value chains\, inequality\, governance and socio-economic development. \nThe 2027 conference will combine the permanent SASE research networks with thematic mini-conferences\, providing a space for international and comparative research and dialogue on the changing relationship between economy\, institutions and society. \nSASE 2027 will be chaired by SASE President Marc Schneiberg. The conference will also feature invited speakers and an Early Career Workshop\, which will take place on 29 June 2027. \n🔗 More info: SASE 2027 Conference in Glasgow
URL:https://quit.uab.cat/event/39th-sase-annual-conference-2027/
CATEGORIES:Jornades i Seminaris
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270704
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270712
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SUMMARY:XXI ISA World Congress of Sociology 2027
DESCRIPTION:Gwangju (Republic of Korea) | 4 – 10 July 2027\nGlobal Sociology in Turbulent Times \n\nThe 21st World Congress of Sociology of the International Sociological Association (ISA) will be held in Gwangju\, Republic of Korea\, from 4 to 10 July 2027. \nUnder the theme Global Sociology in Turbulent Times\, the Congress will bring together sociologists from around the world to examine the profound social\, political and economic transformations shaping contemporary societies and to discuss the role of sociology in understanding and responding to a period of global uncertainty and change. \nThe ISA World Congress of Sociology is one of the largest international gatherings in the discipline. Its scientific programme brings together the ISA Research Committees\, Working Groups and Thematic Groups\, covering a broad range of fields and providing a major space for international exchange\, comparative research and interdisciplinary debate. \nThe Congress will address a wide range of sociological perspectives and contemporary challenges\, including transformations in work and employment\, social inequalities\, economic and political change\, migration\, gender\, organisations\, social movements and collective action\, among many other areas of sociological research. \nThe 2027 Congress will be held entirely on-site in Gwangju. The Call for Abstracts will be open from 3 August to 14 October 2026. Abstracts must be submitted to a specific session within an ISA Research Committee\, Working Group or Thematic Group. \nFounded in 1949 under the auspices of UNESCO\, the International Sociological Association promotes international cooperation in sociological research and brings together sociologists and sociological organisations from across the world. \n🔗 More info: XXI ISA World Congress of Sociology – Gwangju 2027
URL:https://quit.uab.cat/event/xxi-isa-world-congress-of-sociology-2027/
CATEGORIES:Jornades i Seminaris
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