This track explores how collective memories shape historical narratives and influence societal identity. It invites papers that analyze the interplay between memory and history across various cultures.

This session focuses on the processes through which cultural change impacts identity formation within societies. Contributions are encouraged that examine case studies of identity transformation in response to globalization.

This track investigates the tension between tradition and transformation in contemporary cultural practices. Papers should address how traditional narratives adapt or resist change in the face of modern influences.

This session examines the political dimensions of memory and how historical narratives are constructed and contested. Submissions should explore the role of memory in shaping political identities and agendas.

This track analyzes the effects of globalization on cultural identities and local traditions. Papers should discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by global interconnectedness in preserving or transforming cultural heritage.

This session focuses on the role of social movements in shaping collective memory and identity. Contributions should explore how activists utilize memory to foster social change and challenge dominant narratives.

This track investigates the relationship between historical memory and collective trauma within societies. Papers should address how societies remember and process traumatic events and their implications for identity.

This session explores how postcolonial societies reconstruct cultural narratives to assert identity and agency. Contributions should analyze the impact of colonial legacies on contemporary cultural expressions.

This track examines how technological advancements influence the preservation and dissemination of memory and history. Papers should explore the implications of digital media on cultural narratives and collective identity.

This session focuses on the role of rituals in the construction and maintenance of collective memory. Contributions should analyze how rituals serve as vehicles for cultural identity and continuity.

This track investigates the intersection of identity politics and historical narratives in shaping societal discourse. Papers should explore how various identity groups negotiate their place within historical frameworks.