2026 ANT PRO

1. Sonia Salari, Professor, University of Utah, USA.
   Title: Dimensions of Suicide in a Pro-gun State: Correspondence Analysis of Sex, Age and Method in Utah.
2. Ioana Popa, Associate Professor, University of Pavia, Italy.
   Title: Demographic Disparities and Spatial Inequalities in out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest in Lombardy (Italy).
3. Michal Taracha, Research Assistant, Institute of Econometrics, SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland.
   Title: Likes, Loves, and Little Ones: Social Media Use, Union Histories, and Fertility Intentions among Young Adults in Europe.
4. Jakob Zellmann, PhD Candidate, University of Bologna, Italy.
   Title: Integrating Climate Feedbacks into Population Projection.
5. Hemmat Safwat, Director, Energy Development Services, Greece.
   Title: Globalization – Economics: Immigration & Reverse Migration.

1. Flore Muguet, Independent Researcher, EPHE-PSL/GSRL (Paris), France.
   Title: Amma’s Darshan: Producing Ritual Experience during Pre-Covid European Tours.
2. Eliza Gardiner, Professor, Vancouver Island University, Canada.
   Title: Theatre as Cultural Practice: Ritual, Identity, and Performance.
3. Nina Maria Szukala, PhD Candidate, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland.
   Title: Discursive Practices and Actions Towards Living Organisms: An Anthropological Perspective on Biodesign.
4. Omotayo Adenugba, PhD Student, Johns Hopkins University, USA.
   Title: People of Oil: Ecologies of Restoration and Corporate Withdrawal in Ogoni.
5. Marina Romero, Master Student, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil.
   Title: Negotiating and Producing Knowledges: Traditional Masters and Epistemic Inclusion in Brazilian Universities.
6. Marianna Kokkinaki, Writer, Independent Researcher, Greece/USA.
   Title: The Methodology of the Sacred.

1.  Philip G. Cerny, Professor Emeritus, University of Manchester (UK) and Rutgers University (USA).
   Title: Heterarchy, Multipolarity, Asymmetry, and the New Anarchy.
2. Domenico Maddaloni, Professor, University of Salerno, Italy.
   Title: Disillusioning Democracies: Hegemonic Crisis, European Decline, and Citizens’ Distrust in an Era of Chaos.
3. Mehmet Cevat Yildirim, Associate Professor, Gaziantep University, Türkiye.
   Title: Ways of Constitutional Law to Deal with Political Uncertainty in the 21^st
4. Ludovica Marchi, Visiting Fellow, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK.
   Title: Russophobia: A ‘new beginning’ for Europe.
5. George Zahariadis, Associate Professor, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada.
   Title: Health Care in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.

 Interventions:

1. Hemmat Safwat, Director, Energy Development Services, Greece.
2. Eliza Gardiner, Professor, Vancouver Island University, Canada.
3. Aykush Avanesyan, Senior Lecturer, Kuban State University, Russia.

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1. Sonia Salari, Professor, University of Utah, USA.
   Title: A Retrospective Content Analysis of Elder Adults who were Abused as Children in Institutions.
2. Yasar Selman Gultekin, Associate Professor, Düzce University, Türkiye.
   Pinar Gültekin, Professor, Düzce University, Türkiye.
   Serap Bayram, Professor, Düzce University, Türkiye.
   Title: Participation and Care Relationships of Older Adults in Rural Areas: An Examination of How Older Adults Participate in Social Life in Forest Villages in Düzce.
3. Meifang Chen, Assistant Professor, Duke Kunshan University, China.
   Title: Strengthening Sustainable Long-Term Care Workforce Systems in Ageing Societies: Multisectoral Collaboration and Policy Gaps in China and Lessons for LMICs.
4. James Muruthi, Assistant Professor, Drexel University, USA.
   Title: Social Capital–Neighborhood Stress Pathways in Aging: A Conceptual Framework for Prostate Cancer Vulnerability in Middle- and Old-age Black Men in the USA.

1. Mary Abed Al Ahad, Associate Lecturer, University of St Andrews, UK.
   Title: Obesity and the Experienced Cultural, Economic, and Climate Variations among Immigrants to High-Income Countries: An Umbrella Review of the Literature.
2. Heather Williams, Doctoral Researcher, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, UK.
   Title: Methodological Reflections on Feminist, Trauma-Informed, Ethnographic Research that Prioritises the Voices and Safety of Hard-to-Reach Homeless Women.
3. Aras Bradosty, PhD Student, University of Pavia, Italy.
   Cristina Montomoli, Professor, University of Pavia, Italy.
   Ioana Popa, Associate Professor, University of Pavia, Italy.
   Mohammed Ibrahim Mohialdeen Gubari, Associate Professor, University of Sulaimani, Iraq.
   Title: Trends in All-Cause and Cause – Specific Mortality in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (2020 -2023).

1. Domenico Maddaloni, Full Professor, University of Salerno, Italy.
   Valentina D’Auria, Researcher, University of Salerno, Italy.
   Jessica Maglio, PhD Student, University of Salerno, Italy.
   Title: The Impact of Recent Waves of Migration on Italian Political Debates: Views from Civil Society.
2. Cristina Catallo, Associate Professor, Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada.
   Title: Migrant Older Adults’ Use of Digital Technology for Transnational Health Care Practices: Policy Implications.
3. Shihab Idrees, Postdoctoral Researcher, CNRS – French Research Center in Jerusalem (CRFJ), Israel.
   Title: Love Made Material: Parenting, Consumption, and Everyday Political Constraint among Palestinian Citizens of Israel.
4. Abraao Tavares, PhD Student, CEDEPLAR, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
   Paula Miranda-Ribeiro, Professor, CEDEPLAR, Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
   Title: Life Course, Sexuality, and Religion: LGBTQIA+ Experiences in Inclusive Christian Churches in Brazil.
5. Giada Cascino, Researcher, Kore University of Enna, Italy.
   Sergio Severino, Full Professor, Kore University of Enna, Italy.
   Title: Social Capital and Social Distance in Multi-ethnic Contexts.
6. Michael Dzator, Lecturer, CQUniversity, Australia.
   Portia Simelane, Lecturer, CQUniversity, Australia.
   Title: Unpacking Gender-Based Violence in Australian Universities: A Demographic Approach.