14-07-2025 17:30 UTC+9 (1 hour 45 minutes) E

Day
Day 2
Start Date
Monday 14 July
Start Time
17:30 UTC+9
Duration
1 hour 45 minutes
End Time
1155
For Panels
Panels are permitted
Scheduled
  1. Kim Dae-jung Award Roundtable
  2. [CT.02] Theorizing Autocratization
  3. [GL02.29] Alliance Politics
  4. [GL03.04] Transformations of the Global Order amidst Geopolitical Crisis
  5. [GL04.05] Biopolitics and the Neo-Authoritarian Syndrome Worldwide
  6. [GL04.16] Political Communication in China
  7. [GL04.43] Democracy in Comparative Perspective
  8. [GL05.09] Institutions and Contentious Politics
  9. [GL06.07] Elections in India
  10. [GL06.17] Voter Preferences
  11. [GL08.03] Democracy Erosion in Latin America
  12. [GL10.07] Politics of Religion, Nationalism and Gender in MENA
  13. [GL11.03] Political Economy of AI: Navigating Inequality and Polarization in the Digital Age
  14. [GL12.02] Anti-Politics – an Opportunity or a Threat to Democracy?
  15. [GL14.13] Populist Polarization: Threat or Corrective for Democracy?
  16. [GL14.44] Affective Polarisation Around the World
  17. [LOC01.20] Democracy and Autocracy in Asia: Duality, Complexity, and Innovation
  18. [LOC02.05] Alliances in a Fragmented Era: Challenges and Strategic Opportunities ahead
  19. [LOC02.15] US-China Relations and Indo-Pacific
  20. [LOC03.06] [Book Panel] Beyond the Boundaries: Migration Choices of Women from North Korea
  21. [LOC04.04] Dissensus over Liberal Democracy, Autocratization and Counter-autocratization in Europe
  22. [LOC06.07] Cold War Legacies and Regional Transformations: Revisiting US-Korea Relations and East Asian Dynamics
  23. [LOC08.06] Aging Asia: Demographic Crisis and the Future of Democracy in East Asia
  24. [LOC14.03] The Proliferation of International Conflicts and the International Development Cooperation | 국제분쟁의 확산과 국제개발협력
  25. [LOC14.04] The 'America First' Policy and Responses from Indo-Pacific States | 미국 자국우선주의 정책과 인도태평양 국가의 대응
  26. [RC06.02] Democracy or Governance? The Dynamics of State-Society Relations in the Era of Digitalization
  27. [RC08.04] Institutions, Actors, and Agendas: Comparative Approaches to Legislative Politics
  28. [RC09.04] Courts as Institutions: Issues of Design, Operations, and Adaptation
  29. [RC13.11] Autocratization, Social Media Censorship, Restricting the Right to Protest and Concentration of Power: Threatening Times for Competitive Democracies
  30. [RC13.14] Democratic Deficits in South Asia: A Comparative Study of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh
  31. [RC13.39] Top Autocritizers - Studies on Autocratization Processes
  32. [RC15/41.01] Geopolitics of Heritage: Space, Politics, Patrimony
  33. [RC20.08] Paradoxes in Anti-Corruption Governance
  34. [RC22.10] Rewriting the Past, Shaping the Present: Memory, Power, and Global Order in International Relations
  35. [RC23.08] Elections and Partisanship in Contemporary Japan
  36. [RC28.08] New Theories on Federalism and Decentralization
  37. [RC32.01] Politicization of the Bureaucracy
  38. [RC34.20] Authoritarian Legacies and the Rise of the Radical Right
  39. [RC34.24] Dynamics of Autocratization
  40. [RC41.04] Hybrid Warfare, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence in Geopolitical Analysis
  41. [RC43.03] Cosmologies and Global Justice: Perspectives from Outside the West
  42. [RC46.01] Migration and New Border Policies
  43. [RC47.08] Towards Stronger Local Communities: Evidence from CEE Countries
  44. [RC51.06] The Design and Impacts of Preferential Trade Agreements
  45. [RC52.05] Education Policies as Entry Point into Sustainability
  46. [RC53.06] Representing Indigenous Political Identities in India: Text, Media and Performance
  47. [SE.04] Gender Inequalities in Political Science