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• 26 mai 2017

  Santiago

  Call for papers - Geography

  When anthropology meets geography

  Discerning locally embedded, yet globally connected socio-territorial struggles

  Identities are not only related to politics of assimilation and exclusion in the context of Nation-States, but also shape territorial configuration and arrangements in relation to geographical space. The latter becomes a territory for the accumulation of cultural symbols resulting from the different activities accomplished by a community living in that given space. In order to comprehend what drives various societies in resisting against the dispossession of land, in defending their resources and in opposing the political economies of States, new methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches are needed.

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• 30 mai 2015

  Santiago

  Call for papers - Sociology

  Corps et handicaps : tensions et convergences

  IIe colloque franco-Latino-Américain de recherche sur le handicap

  Ce colloque permettra à des chercheurs, des professionnels et des militants, intéressés par différentes disciplines des sciences humaines et sociales et originaires de pays francophones et latino-américains, de confronter leurs recherches, leurs expériences et leur positionnement sur le handicap. L'objectif du colloque est de favoriser les échanges entre les chercheurs francophones et latino-américains afin d'enrichir les perspectives de recherche de chacun, et d'envisager des collaborations internationales sur des thématiques de recherche.

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• 30 mai 2013

  Santiago

  Call for papers - America

  Rethinking the Political and the History of Politics in Chile: Languages, Discourses and Practices of Power

  The objective of this colloquium will be to debate and analyze politics and the political by means of the different forms of language, discourse and practices that intervene in the construction of the social world. There are myriad examples of this in Chilean history. Taking history, political philosophy and political economy as the starting points, we invite doctoral candidates, researchers and academics to participate in this truly trans disciplinary  space of debate, reflection and feedback whose goal is not only to unite a community of researchers into “the political” in the republican period but also to select the best works presented for a future publication in the format of a collective work or a special dossier of a scientific publication. 

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