Focuses on some neglected, interrelated areas of international relations/international political economy such as globalisations, regionalisms and internationalisation; encourages alternative, critical and radical approaches which are interdisciplinary and historical by a new generation of scholars especially from the South. Factors analysed include civil societies, technologies, feminisation, new coalitions, new security issues and peace building, etc.
- A New World Order from the Perspective of Developing Countries
- Borders Under Pressure: Reimagining Governance for Human Mobility Between Digital Authoritarianism and Democratic Resilience
Chair: Dr. Carmelo Cattafi - Functional Layers of Power: Rethinking Polarity and Competition in the Contemporary International System
Chair: Dr. Peter Rada - Futures of Global Order: Anticipation, Scenarios, and the Conditions of Transformation
Chair: Dr. Francine Rossone de Paula - Layered Polarity and the Changing International Order: New Theoretical Perspectives on Power, Regions, and Global Governance
Chair: Dr. Peter Rada - Ordering the International: Spatiality, Temporality, and the Plurality of Global Orders
Chair: Dr. Francine Rossone de Paula - Regions in the Changing International Order: Regional Dynamics, Security, and Governance in an Era of Global Transformation
Chair: Dr. Peter Rada











