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• 23 mai 2017

  24 mai 2017

  Granada

  Conference, symposium - Europe

  Medieval toponymy, ethnonymy and anthroponymy

  Amazigh and Iberian onomastics

  Le second colloque de recherche Euro Amazighe est dédié á l'onomastique médiévale comme patrimoine immatériel á conserver et étudier. Patrimoine nécessaire pour comprendre l'histoire, la culture et l'identité des territoires et des groupes humains établis dans la Péninsule Ibérique et le Nord de l'Afrique et leurs interactions. 

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• 17 jui 2013

  Paris | Villetaneuse

  Call for papers - Geography

  Oases in globalization: ruptures and continuities

  This conference aims to provide answers to these broad questions, analyze the local impacts of the inclusion / exclusion of the oases in / out of the globalization process. The conference, held over two days, will focus on the following topics: oases in globalized trade networks ; the internal organization of global oasis: centers, margins, peripheries ; and ruptures and discontinuities in oases in a context of resource scarcity.

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• 15 mar 2013

  Rennes

  Call for papers - History

  Changes in field systems

  Comparatives Approaches: Pace, Contexts and Forms

  The aim of this conference is to revisit the issue of the evolution of field systems on the long term in different regions and contexts. The discussion doesn’t concern how we can know field systems nor does it concern field systems themselves. The purpose of this conference is to study the impact of the contexts in which field systems evolve and to analyse how and at which pace the evolutions happen. The aim is to measure the impact of “crises” (of whatever nature: economic, political, environmental, etc.) on the evolution of field systems comparing the evolutions that can be observed in different regions and/or at different times. The main idea is to ask the question of how crises and political and economic incentives have an impact on the evolution of field systems in different historical contexts.

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