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This track explores the intricate relationship between religion and societal structures throughout history. It aims to analyze how religious beliefs have shaped social norms and practices across different cultures and epochs.

Focusing on the impact of globalization, this track examines how cultural identities are reshaped in the context of global interactions. Papers will investigate the tensions and synergies between local traditions and global influences.

This session invites contributions that delve into the role of collective memory in shaping cultural identities. It will explore how historical narratives influence contemporary beliefs and practices within various communities.

This track investigates the intersection of religion and politics, focusing on how belief systems inform governance and policy-making. Participants will analyze historical case studies that illustrate the influence of religious ideologies on political structures.

This session addresses the processes through which cultural traditions evolve or resist change over time. It seeks to understand the factors that drive transformation and the implications for community identity.

This track examines the historical role of religion in social movements and its impact on societal change. Papers will explore case studies where religious motivations have catalyzed significant political and cultural transformations.

This session focuses on the historical processes of secularization and its effects on religious practices and cultural identities. Participants will discuss the implications of secular trends on societal values and community cohesion.

This track investigates how cultural memory shapes historical consciousness and influences collective identity. It will explore the mechanisms through which societies remember, forget, and reinterpret their past.

This session examines the historical dynamics of religious pluralism and its role in fostering cultural exchange. Contributions will analyze how interactions among diverse belief systems have led to cultural innovation and transformation.

This track explores the interplay between identity politics and religious beliefs throughout history. It aims to understand how religious affiliations contribute to the formation of social identities and political alignments.

This session engages with the tensions and dialogues between tradition and modernity in various cultural contexts. Papers will explore how historical transformations have redefined traditional practices in the face of modern challenges.