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📅 2 – 3 Feb 2027 📍 Malaga, Spain 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Sociology of Family and Intimate Relations
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Conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This track explores the transformation of family structures in response to social, economic, and cultural shifts. It aims to analyze diverse family forms and their implications for social cohesion and individual identity.

Focusing on the institution of marriage, this track examines its historical evolution and contemporary relevance. Papers will investigate changing marriage norms, practices, and the impact of globalization on marital relationships.

This session addresses how technology influences intimacy and relationship dynamics among individuals and families. It seeks to understand the implications of digital communication on emotional connections and relational satisfaction.

This track investigates the impact of evolving gender roles on family life and interpersonal relationships. It aims to highlight how shifts in gender expectations influence parenting, domestic responsibilities, and power dynamics within households.

This session focuses on the diverse parenting styles and practices observed in various cultural contexts. Papers will explore how cultural norms and values shape parenting approaches and their effects on child development.

This track examines the role of kinship ties and social networks in shaping family experiences and support systems. It aims to analyze how these relationships influence individual well-being and community resilience.

Focusing on the concept of domesticity, this session explores the intersection of home life and political structures. Papers will discuss how domestic spaces are influenced by and contribute to broader societal and political dynamics.

This track delves into the complex interplay between sexuality, family structures, and intimate relationships. It seeks to explore how sexual identities and orientations shape familial interactions and societal perceptions.

This session addresses the intersection of family law and issues of social justice, focusing on legal frameworks that govern family relationships. Papers will examine how legislation impacts family dynamics, rights, and access to resources.

This track investigates the challenges and strategies related to achieving work-life balance within family contexts. It aims to explore how employment conditions and policies affect family dynamics and individual well-being.

Focusing on the phenomenon of divorce, this session examines its causes, trends, and social consequences. Papers will analyze the impact of divorce on family structures, individual identities, and societal attitudes towards separation.

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