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  • Lyon | Grenoble | Arras

    Call for papers - History

    The Bible in the Managment of Material Life in Christian Societies (4th-16th Centuries)

    The BibGes workshop and congress aim to highlight the embeddedness of sociopolitical mechanisms in beliefs from the 4th to the 16th century, across the various structures of Christian communities (Byzantine, Latin, Coptic, and Ethiopian). Historians, legal historians, and art historians are invited to submit papers for investigations into what may be considered an interface between pragmatic writings—those serving administration and the transmission of goods and individuals—and the Sacred Scriptures, both as text and as the Book. 

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  • Montreal

    Scholarship, prize and job offer - Epistemology and methodology

    Digital classics

    Doctoral Contract within the Research Laboratory on Digital Textualities (Université de Montréal) and the Centre de recherche interuniversitaire sur les humanités numériques (CRIHN)

    This doctoral contract is open to Hellenist or digital classicist candidates with a background in Ancient Greek, whose research will be conducted within the Égée partnership development project: Éditions grecques, épistémologies et environnements numériques (Greek Editions, Epistemologies, and Digital Environments). Structured around three complementary axes (epistemological models, digital production tools, and dissemination) the project aims to renew the conception, production, and distribution of ancient Greek texts in order to establish new textual, editorial, and scholarly models suited to the digital age.

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  • Montreal

    Scholarship, prize and job offer - Epistemology and methodology

    Technical Environments and the Emergence of Meaning

    Doctoral Contract within the Research Laboratory on Digital Textualities (Université de Montréal) and the Centre de recherche interuniversitaire sur les humanités numériques (CRIHN)

    This doctoral contract is intended for PhD projects that explore the influence of the material forms of writing, transmission, and appropriation of knowledge in the humanities, as well as the relationships between digital environments, writing practices, and the modalities through which meaning emerges.

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  • Call for papers - History

    Living and Dwelling in the Mediterranean Space: Practices, Representations, and Environment

    Les sociétés méditerranéennes d’aujourd'hui ne peuvent être comprises sans le poids des configurations héritées, ni sans la radicalité des ruptures en cours. Ce dialogue entre les temps est en lui-même un objet de recherche. Par la richesse de ses axes thématiques et l’ambition de son programme scientifique, ce colloque international est une invitation à transgresser les frontières disciplinaires sans les effacer, à articuler les temporalités sans les confondre, et à penser la Méditerranée non comme un simple arrière-plan géographique, mais comme un espace vécu, construit et perpétuellement réinventé par ses habitants. Ce colloque ambitionne de rassembler des chercheurs (historiens, archéologues, anthropologues, géographes, sociologues, urbanistes) afin de croiser les regards sur une même réalité complexe.

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  • Call for papers - History

    Les formes de résistances culturelles et sociales en Algérie. De l’antiquité à l’indépendance

    Forms of cultural and social resistance in Algeria. From Antiquity to Independence

    La Revue d’Histoire Méditerranéenne, indexée dans plusieurs bases de données dont Scopus Elsevier et Erih+, lance un appel à contributions pour un numéro thématique consacré aux formes de résistances culturelles et sociales en Algérie depuis l’antiquité jusqu’au recouvrement de la souveraineté en 1962. L’opposition militaire aux puissances étrangères fut toujours complétée par différentes autres formes de résistances.

     

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  • Limoges

    Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

    Anarchy and polyarchy: the legacy of two classical Greek concepts at the crossroads between politics and religion (3rd century BC–5th century AD)

    This conference aims to study the history and evolution of two classical Greek concepts, anarchy and polyarchy, whose legacy, considered from the 3rd century BC to the 5th century AD, unfolds at the crossroads between politics and religion. It will explore the transmission of the classical Greek, and particularly Platonic, condemnation of anarchy and polyarchy, and its connection with the apologia for monarchy in political and philosophical thought during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and in Judeo-Christian thought.

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  • Liège

    Call for papers - Europe

    Senecta ista iuuenilis est, senecta ista uiridis est

    Crossed perspectives between youth and old age in sources of Greek and Latin languages

    At a time when debates are intensifying on the reversal of the age curve in Europe and, more broadly, in the Western world, the notions of “youth” and “old age”, considered as social categories, strongly resurface. However, these categories—for which consensual definitions may be lacking—are far from neutral.

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  • Sousse

    Call for papers - History

    The Changing City in Roman and Late Antique Africa: Actors and Scales of Transformation

    Ce colloque s’inscrit dans le renouvellement des études sur l’urbanisme provincial romain, stimulé par les approches postcoloniales et par une attention accrue portée aux acteurs locaux. Appliquée à l’Afrique du Nord, cette perspective trouve dans l’épigraphie un terrain d’expression privilégié : les mutations urbaines y sont souvent perceptibles à travers des changements de titulature, des réajustements institutionnels, l’apparition ou la disparition de collèges civiques, ou encore la transformation des pratiques honorifiques.

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  • Louvain-la-Neuve

    Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

    Wilful Imprecision – Irregular Measures in Graeco-Roman Antiquity

    We are pleased to announce the call for papers for the international conference Wilful Imprecision: Irregular Measures in Graeco-Roman Antiquity, which will take place in Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, 8–10 September 2026. This conference proposes an ex negativo approach to the concept of standardisation of measures in antiquity. Rather than focusing on norms and uniformity, we aim to explore irregularities in measures and measurement from a range of perspectives, including economic studies, political theory, legal history, literature, archaeology, religious studies, hermeneutics, and philosophy.

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  • Call for papers - History

    Before the Last Straw

    Omens, Thresholds, and Signs of Crisis in the Historiographical Construction of the Event

    In a historical moment marked by political upheavals, social crises, environmental catastrophes, wars, and new forms of collective mobilization, reflecting on the conscious choices — and the conscious non-choices — that precede moments of historical rupture becomes a useful and necessary tool for understanding the deep connection between decision and transformation.The 2026 Student Conference seeks to shift the focus away from the final event to investigate the acts that immediately precede it and to ask whether it is possible to explore, with historical awareness, the suspended moment before rupture : the moment before the last straw.

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  • Paris

    Scholarship, prize and job offer - Representation

    Post-doctoral prize: research into the arts and cultures of the Mediterranean world

    Marc de Montalembert Foundation / École du Louvre

    The Marc de Montalembert Foundation and the École du Louvre have formed a partnership to sponsor the Marc de Montalembert Prize, worth 9,000 euros. The prize will be awarded to support a research project whose anticipated results will constitute an original contribution to the knowledge of the arts of the Mediterranean world from Antiquity to our day. The Foundation will also offer the prize holder the possibility of a residency at its headquarters in Rhodes, Greece.

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  • Boulogne

    Conference, symposium - History

    Tax resistance in the Roman world

    L’impôt est aussi vieux que les sociétés et la résistance à l’impôt, aussi vieux que lui. Dans un empire comme celui de Rome, des centaines de peuples contribuent au financement de l’Etat ; des centaines de peuples riches de leur propre histoire, de leur propre culture, de leur propre manière de se représenter la fiscalité. Dans ce colloque, des spécialistes venus du monde entier examineront les causes, les temporalités, les modalités et les conséquences des diverses formes de refus de l’impôt romain, qu’il provienne des citoyens ou des provinciaux, dans un contexte économique, social, culturel, politique ou religieux. Les présentations permettront de questionner les rapports de consentement et de contrainte entre le pouvoir central et les divers sujets de Rome et de comprendre ce qui a permis l’exceptionnelle stabilité d’un empire si durable.

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  • Quebec City

    Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

    Outside the Workshop. The Artisan as an Actor in Premodern Societies

    As part of a conference to be held at Université Laval (Quebec), researchers are invited to submit proposals for papers on artisans outside their workshops and their role in pre-modern societies.

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  • Paris

    Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

    On the Trail of Prehistoric Individuals: Scientific Challenges, Methods, Perspectives

    This conference explores the identification of individuals in Prehistory—a topic that inspired several foundational studies in the late 1970s and 1980s. Nearly 50 years later, where do we stand? From the Palaeolithic to the Metal Ages, how can we attempt to identify individuals through the full range of available archaeological remains and materials? What methods can we employ to achieve this? What are the conditions of their use, their levels of resolution, and more broadly, their advantages and limitations? By applying these methods, what insights can we hope to gain into the social and economic organisation of past societies? Finally, how can we envision the future of this ambitious, yet undeniably complex, field of research? 

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  • Call for papers - History

    The Edges of Sound. On Sound and Dance: Identities, thresholds and tolerances, from Antiquity to Middle Ages

    For issue 12 of Frontière.s, to be published at the end of 2026, we propose a theme based on sound. Arnaud Saura-Ziegelmeyer, Angela Bellia and Licia Buttà invite you to reflect on music, soundscapes and dance in the ancient and medieval periods, the study of which has recently undergone significant and multiple developments.

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  • Paris

    Conference, symposium - Law

    Qual è il contributo della tradizione giuridica romanistica alle sfide poste dalla scienza e dalle nuove tecnologie?

    Les sources juridiques romaines sont référencées dans de vastes corpus (par exemple, le Digeste, les codes et autres littératures juridiques). Elles constituent une base qualitative solide. Un ouvrage pionnier vient de paraître (R. Perani, IA e Digesta e Digesta Iustiniani, Milan 2023) dans lequel l’auteur a soumis à l’intelligence artificielle la casuistique juridique, issue des compilations de Justinien, afin de tester la fiablilité prédictive de l’intelligence artificielle. Plus généralement, cette rencontre sera l’occasion d’aborder la capacité des algorithmes à comprendre le raisonnement et la logique de la science juridique romaine à travers une approche comparatiste.

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  • Paris

    Conference, symposium - Europe

    A “total” approach to the Third Mithridatic War (73-63 BC)

    The aim of this conference is to provide an up-to-date overview of the Third Mithridates War (73-63 BC), with a focus on the systemic aspects of the war in terms of its political, cultural and social realities. 

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  • Paris

    Study days - Europe

    Les garde-manger de l’Antiquité

    Conservation et gestion alimentaire dans la vallée du Nil et en Méditerranée

    After the first two study days organised by the Research Group on Storage in Ancient Egypt and Sudan and devoted to earthen storage architectures of the Nile Valley, the aim of this new meeting is to explore the ways in which food stocks were managed, by including specialists from the ancient Mediterranean worl

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  • Lyon

    Call for papers - History

    Attractiveness and mobility networks: seducing, welcoming and integrating

    As part of the study day "Attractiveness and Mobility Networks," PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and scholars are invited to explore the dynamics of attractiveness in individual and collective mobilities, from the Bronze Age to the modern era. The event focuses on the legal, political, and social mechanisms implemented to attract, welcome, and integrate individuals into networks. It also examines the formal and informal circulation of information, as well as the processes of community clustering. Particular attention will be given to both the successes and failures of these mechanisms of attractiveness.

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  • Call for papers - Law

    Territory(ies): notion, limits and extensions

    Doctoral Conference, CHJ (ULille)

    The aim of the doctoral conference is to explore the notion of territory(ies) in all its diversity, mainly through its legal and historical meanings, but not exclusively.

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