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• 21 sep 2017

  22 sep 2017

  Athens

  Conference, symposium - History

  Mariage in Mediterranean Europe from the late Middle Ages to the present day

  Dans le cadre de cette rencontre internationale, nous nous proposons d’aborder l’histoire du mariage dans les pays du pourtour européen de la Méditerranée et de la Mer Noire, dans des perspectives comparatives et de longue durée, mêlant démographie historique, histoire de la famille, histoire sociale, histoire religieuse et politique, anthropologie historique du rituel de mariage ou encore histoire du droit.

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• 01 mar 2017

  Athens

  Call for papers - Geography

  Outlying areas’ pathways of adaptation. A comparative approach of vulnerable territorial contexts

  This session sets out to question how capable outlying areas are of adapting and their possibilities of developing over time, by focusing on mountainous contexts particularly affected by global climate and economic changes. As such they have a symbolic value as areas-laboratories of change, and represent heuristic study sites for understanding the change in the relationship with the environment and their role in territorial dynamics. 

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• 01 fév 2017

  Athens

  Call for papers - Sociology

  Visual and filmic sociology: The (Un)Making of Europe - Capitalism, Solidarity and Subjectivity

  13th Conference of the European Sociological Association, ESA 2017

  The “Visual and Filmic Sociology” Research Stream seeks to observe and analyse a Europe undergoing major transformation by means of photographs and videos produced by sociologists themselves. Europe is both an abstraction and a daily reality. It is a major long-term project that brings people together while also regulating and structuring their activities. These regulations pertain to policy areas ranging from agricultural production to industrial standards, competition law and the free movement of people. At the same time, Europe disorganises production (through tax competition and social dumping, out-of-control financialisation, etc.) while exacerbating conflicts between people around problems like unemployment and social inequality. Hence the growing polarisation between the agricultural, urban, industrial and other spaces where people live.

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