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  • Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

    Anarchist anthropologies

    « Condition humaine / conditions politiques », Revue internationale d’anthropologie du politique

    This special issue of Condition humaine / Conditions politiques is grounded in a shared observation : for several years now, a body of anthropological research—often described as “anarchist”, though not forming a homogeneous current—has contributed to a common shift in perspective. Speaking of “anarchist anthropologies” is therefore not an attempt to establish a new school or to stabilize a doctrinal definition of anarchism, but rather to open a pluralistic space for discussion around research practices that concretely experiment with forms of non-domination, autonomy, and coexistence.

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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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  • Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

    A Love Anthology of the Moroccan Sahara

    This anthology as envisioned seeks to be a space of intellectual freedom for contributing researchers, aiming to further unveil the heritage of a territory deeply cherished by all Moroccans. This publication is also intended as a contribution to the expression of love — hence its title — that this space inspires among them. In its anthological format, both engaging and rigorous, it proposes to explore specific thematic areas through defined perspectives and research questions, adhering to principles of scientific rigor and objectivity.

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  • Paris

    Call for papers - Sociology

    Artificial Intelligence: From Militarization to Peacebuilding

    “Communications” Journal (2028)

    The journal Communications is launching a call for papers for a special issue on alternative approaches to artificial intelligence (AI), focusing on peacebuilding and breaking away from the militarization and surveillance logics associated with AI, robotics, and automation. As a dual-use technology with both civilian and military applications, AI is shaped by the military-industrial complex. Contributions will seek to analyze geopolitical, epistemic, and economic power relations, while advancing social justice and sustainability. The call encourages an interdisciplinary approach, including philosophy, sociology, history, STS, anthropology, political science, political economy, and humanities. 

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  • Call for papers - Geography

    Local Crisis Governance in Africa: Practices, Emerging Authorities, and Situated Regulations

    This seminar is organized by the thematic working group on the Local Governance of Crises in Africa. Conducted under the UNESCO Chair “Défis partagés du développement”, it aims to consolidate an international network of early-career scholars working on the local governance of crises in Africa, a network initiated during the first seminar edition in 2025.

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  • Call for papers - Sociology

    Gender and Feminist Perspectives in Southeast Asia

    Thematic issue, Moussons No. 49

    This issue of Moussons invites a collective examination of gender relations, feminist mobilisations, and policies promoting the rights of women and gender minorities in Southeast Asia, by exploring their translations, tensions, and effects across different scales. This issue aims to contribute to a situated and decolonial reading of gender policies in Southeast Asia, with a particular focus on interactions between global dynamics and local configurations, between normative institutions and collective mobilisations, and between colonial legacies and contemporary transformations. It seeks to foreground the plurality of feminist and gender-minority voices and epistemologies in the region, by supporting the translation and circulation of work produced in Southeast Asian vernacular languages into French or English, in order to foster an inclusive intellectual dialogue.

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  • Call for papers - Sociology

    Decolonization and justice: Multiple criminological perspectives

    Criminologie journal

    This thematic issue aims to bring together scholarly contributions that explore the relationship between decolonization and justice from multiple criminological perspectives by offering both theoretical and empirical reflections. It provides a venue for critical dialogue across disciplines concerned with the persistence of colonial relations within justice systems, while foregrounding the forms of knowledge and approaches that contest or transform them. Core concerns include social justice, alternative systems, care for marginalized populations, recognition of structural violence and reparations for victims.

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  • Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

    Rite et économie : l’épaisseur matérielle des rituels

    Rituality and Economy: The Material Thickness of Rituals

    In the social sciences, the study of rituals has long been the prerogative of sociology and anthropology of religions, which have studied their role in the production of meaning and in relation to the notion of symbolic efficacy. The field of “ritual studies” has broadened this area of research by focusing on secular or religious, initiatory or syncretic rituals. The economic dimension of rituals has been a central subject of analysis since the beginnings of social and cultural anthropology. Economic anthropology, combined with ritual studies, offers us a promising framework for deepening these questions. We wish to go beyond the classical opposition between the economic and the symbolic to focus on objects, bodies, and places and their ritual as well as economic involvement.

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  • Beirut

    Call for papers - Asia

    The Changing Concept of Border in Humanities

    Between Fixity and Flux

    This conference aims to examine not only the representations of borders but also the acts of their transgression, erasure, or redrawing. The goal is to explore how these borders are inscribed in the body of works, narratives, and languages, and how they shape their reception, transmission, and interpretation.

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  • Stockholm

    Call for papers - Representation

    Que faire de l’autothéorie ?

    The online international conference "Que faire de l’autothéorie ?", scheduled for February 13, 2026, will focus on autotheory, specifically within contemporary French-language cultures.

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  • Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

    “Condition humaine / conditions politiques” Journal - Call for Special Issues and Papers

    Revue internationale d’anthropologie du politique

    Condition humaine / conditions politiques invites submissions for special issues within the field of political anthropology. For its Varia section, the journal is open to receiving substantial articles (ranging from 25,000 to 40,000 characters) covering a diverse array of topics, issues, or themes pertinent to political anthropology.

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  • Cluj-Napoca

    Call for papers - Africa

    Interdisciplinary Congress of African Studies (COAFRO25)

    This Congress aims to bring together specialists in African studies in order to analyse the political transformations in Africa and the current political and societal dynamics of the continent. 

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  • Call for papers - Information

    Behind the Scenes of Journals in African Studies

    Cahiers d’Études africaines

    This special issue of Cahiers d’Études africaines seeks to examine academic writing and publishing within the scientific editorial system of African studies, both today and in the past. Reflexive and critical, but without being strictly introspective, since it is not solely concerned with the case of Cahiers, this special issue encourages future contributors to take scientific publishing in African studies as a subject and a field of investigation, focusing on three entry points: texts, individuals, and journals. Its ambition is to investigate the “engine room” of the African studies publishing by examining its operating mechanisms and the challenges they reflect or activate.

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  • Call for papers - Political studies

    Digital and care: dynamics of power and resistance

    This dossier aims to paint a picture of the digitization of care work. Care is understood here as the set of activities, professionals and institutions mobilized to help poor or precarious populations, with the aim of alleviating their physical and psychological distress.

     

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  • Cergy

    Miscellaneous information - Ethnology, anthropology

    Theatre for Socioecological Change

    This workshop explores the powerful tools of Theatre of the Oppressed (ToO) as instruments for driving socio-ecological change, with a focus on Indigenous peoples’ struggles and the rights of non-human beings. Participants will be introduced to the diverse arsenal of ToO techniques, including Forum Theatre and Legislative Theatre, to critically analyze and address the various forms of oppression faced by Indigenous communities, particularly in relation to traditional forest management practices.

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  • Halle

    Call for papers - History

    Unspeakable Conflicts? Factional Conflict and Conflict Communication in the Premodern and Modern Eras

    Depuis une quinzaine d’années, les groupes forgés par les conflits, qualifiés généralement de « factions », ont fait l’objet de recherches comparées qui ont mis en évidence leur omniprésence. Dans le prolongement de ces travaux, nous souhaitons nous intéresser à la manière dont les factions communiquent pour rendre publics leur existence et les conflits qui les nourrissent. Les discours élaborés par et sur les factions méritent donc d’être analysés avec prudence, en examinant leur structure, le cadre de leur énonciation et les mécanismes de leur diffusion, afin d’évaluer leur sincérité et d’en décrypter les sous-entendus. C’est à ce travail qu’invitent les présentes journées d’étude, dans une perspective comparée large, susceptible d’éclairer ces phénomènes sur le temps long.

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  • Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

    “L’Homme” - Call for special issue proposals 2026

    French Journal of Anthropology

    L’Homme. Revue française d’anthropologie publishes annually a Special double issue, selected by the editorial board among received proposals. Special issues explore a range of subjects in all the component fields of anthropology, without restriction of topic or geographical area. They combine ethnographic description with a comparative perspective, and engage in theoretical debates.

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  • Angers

    Call for papers - Law

    Indigenous Peoples and Mobility

    Nomopolis journal will be devoting issue no. 3 to the mobility of indigenous peoples.This issue remains one of the areas to be explored within a growing body of indigenous research in the social sciences. Its importance is demonstrated by the decision of the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous Peoples to devote his latest report to the United Nations General Assembly to this issue. This is the first systematic global study of the situation of mobile indigenous peoples. However, this situation represents only one aspect of the broader issue of the relationship between mobility and indigenous peoples, which also raises questions about the situation of those for whom mobility is not a way of life.

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  • Yaoundé

    Call for papers - Africa

    Gender, Peace and Security in Africa: challenges and prospects

    In recent decades, particularly after the end of the Cold War, there has been increasing mention of the need to consider gender in questions of peace and security. The overall objective of this international conference is to mobilize experts, researchers, stakeholders and decision-makers, for reflection to build a corpus of updated, densified and prospective knowledge and knowledge on policies for taking into account the gender approach in the field of peace and security in Africa, by integrating the issues and challenges linked to the role and place of women.

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  • Call for papers - Political studies

    The far right on both sides of the Atlantic: circulation, influence and networks in the 21st century

    “Amnis” journal

    The next issue of Amnis wants to analyze the process with which the far-right parties have rebuilt and strengthened their position in European and American societies. It will focus notably on the constitution of networks, circulation of different resources, practices, methods and ideas, and, their impact on other organizations, movements, national and supranational entities, and on society as a whole. 

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