Navigating Political Change and Upheaval: Adaptation, Resistance, and Transformation

Throughout history, societies have faced periods of political instability, social upheaval, and transformative change. How do individuals and communities navigate these challenges? What strategies do they employ to adapt, resist, or reshape their futures?

This panel brings together three distinguished speakers from diverse disciplines to explore the complexities of change. Through their expertise in anthropology, philosophy, and social thought, they will examine how societies navigate moments of crisis, the role of collective memory in shaping responses, and the broader implications of transformation across time and space.

Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that bridges past and present, offering new frameworks for understanding change in human societies.

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