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Arras

Call for papers - Language

What the fuck!?

The f-word across linguistics, translation and the arts

The What The Fuck!? international conference is now open for submissions. It aims at exploring the manifold nature and uses of ‘fuck’—‘the most important and powerful word in the English language’ (Sheidlower 2009)—from the viewpoints of linguistics, translation studies and culture.

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Kaunas

Call for papers - Religion

Religious Practices and Political Mobilizations in Africa

We are coordinating the session Religious Practices and Political Mobilizations in Africa at the next Conference of the International Society for the Sociology of Religion (to be held in Kaunas, Lithuania) from 30 June to 04 July 2025.

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Call for papers - Political studies

Ethics and Politics

We are delighted to invite submissions for the 11th Graduate Conference in Political Theory, organised at Sciences Po in Paris, France, which will be held on May 19th-20th, 2025. This year, our theme is “Ethics and Politics”, focusing on the complex intersections between ethical concerns and political frameworks in contemporary societies.

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Munich

Call for papers - Modern

Inventing traditions in a dis:connected world. Self-Fashioning and nation-building in the age of Empire 1860s – 1960s

The conference intends to examine the relation between nation-building, scholarly research, and class from a global historical perspective. It aims for exploring the possibilities of how to write the history of ‘imagined communities’ (Anderson 1983) or ‘invention of traditions’ (Hobsbawm and Ranger 1983) after the global turn. Moreover, it aims for linking these concepts to those of ‘the denial of coevalness’ (Fabian 1983) and ‘futures past’ (Koselleck 1983), The conference will thus discuss the pathways, power struggles, and (re-)negotiations of nation-building and similar forms of community-fashioning in different world regions.

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Washington

Call for papers - History

The Campus and Beyond

Higher Education and Social Inequalities in Europe and North America, 1850s-2000s

This conference brings together scholars working on histories of inequality within higher education. We invite scholars from different methodological and disciplinary backgrounds to convene and develop a common research agenda focused on three broad themes: access, on-campus inequities, and the societal consequences of higher education’s dramatic expansion.

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Naples

Call for papers - Modern

Among Empires. Transimperial circulation of political models and scientific knowledge

The case of four “latecomers” (Germany, Italy, Belgium and Japan), 1880s-1940s

We seek original contributions that, through the lens of the politics of comparison, focus on four “latecomer empires,” namely Germany, Italy, Belgium, and Japan that started their colonial expansion at the end of the nineteenth century. In these countries and their colonies and protectorates, heated debates took place around the search for (historical or current foreign) models, and politicians, activists, and intellectuals often demanded the transimperial circulation of colonial knowledge, be it legal, political, or scientific. In particular, we are interested in two distinct yet bordering fields: models of colonial policies from a global perspective and transimperial circulation of colonial knowledge in scientific fields such as medicine, agronomy, anthropology, legal culture, etc.

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Rome

Call for papers - Urban studies

Intersections. The cross-disciplinary vocation of urban history

The City of the Lawyers

The meeting aims at crossing perspectives of urban and law history, resorting to a multidisciplinary and multidimensional approach that enables to capture key aspects of the relation between law, city and jurists over the long term.

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Paris

Study days - Representation

Imaginaries of Shady Connections and the Global Underworld from the Nineteenth Century to the Present

Observers of modern life have not always been optimistic about transnational connections. From the nineteenth century to the present day, the cosmopolitan ideal of a united world has been challenged by widespread anxieties about mysterious and dangerous networks. This exploratory conference critically examines the cultural and political significance of these imaginaries of dark networks from the nineteenth century to the present. Drawing on a series of historical case studies, we suggest to take three key features as a point of departure: figures such as traffickers, clandestine migrants, or spies; spaces such as ports, borderlands, or tunnels; and goods such as weapons, counterfeit money, or revolutionary pamphlets.

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Fribourg

Conference, symposium - Europe

A polycentric war and its narratives

A new approach to the Thirty Years War

This conference is therefore intended to analyze the Thirty Years War from a polycentric perspective that is focused on the evolution and the impact of the contemporary news market. Contributions most welcome being concerned with the entanglement of regional conflicts, the polycentric character of the war, the analysis of the war news market, the development of narratives that had an impact on the behavior of the contemporaries, their self-perception and their attitude towards the military conflicts.

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Paris | Saint-Denis

Conference, symposium - Language

Utopic Performances: Reimagining the Common

Confronted with the acute crisis of the constitution of the common, from the representation of the citizen to its articulation in the social body, the reconfiguring capacities of utopic imagination will be examined from a variety of contemporary aesthetic reflexions and practices which redefine the relationships between peoples, institutions, and their ecologies.

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Leuven

Call for papers - Middle Ages

Canonical Life in Westerne Europe in the Long Tenth Century

Reforms, Identities and Intellectual Networks (Late Nine Century-c. 1050)

The aim of this conference is to shed light on the nature of canonical life in the long tenth century so as to challenge the paradigm of decline still persistent in scholarship on post-Carolingian canons.

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Montpellier

Call for papers - Language

Expressivity, Bodies and Language in the Twenty-First Century

This two-day event will consider all contributions addressing “in the flesh” effects and characteristics of language, highlighting the way bodies can be affected by – or pulled into – linguistic forms, whether negatively, positively, or else, with an eye to assessing in turn the impact of such bodily effects on decision-making and/or state of mind (Bottineau 2008). The sources of analysis need to be language-based (discourse of any genre or interactions of any kind) but the corpora can be found on a wide variety of media (online discourse, forums, interviews, fictional discourse, etc.).

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Rennes

Call for papers - Education

ISPEV@L – Interfaces and Spaces in Second Language Acquisition: Teaching and Research

The 2025 International ISPEV@L conference aims to explore the interfaces between physical and virtual spaces and new directions for second language acquisition, teaching, and research which emerge from those interfaces.

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Brno

Conference, symposium - Europe

The Jeweled Materiality of Late Antique/Early Medieval Objects and Texts

From Cloisonné to Stained Glass to Experimental Poetry (4th–9th Centuries)

This conference wishes to expand and collectively rethink the “cumulative aesthetics” of the long late antiquity ranging from the 4th to the 9th century offering a shared interdisciplinary platform to study late antique aesthetic developments across different media and territories by bringing together specialists from different disciplines: art history, aesthetics, classical philology, and archaeology.

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Champs-sur-Marne | Paris

Conference, symposium - Representation

Urban Memories

Joachim Trier is one of the most internationally acclaimed contemporary Nordic filmmakers, and his cinema is a particularly interesting subject for researchers in film studies and Nordic studies. His cinema is an invitation to explore Norwegian culture, as it allows us to discover Oslo and its contemporary art scene. What's more, he tackles Norwegian social issues that have an international echo: the issues of sexuality today, our relationship with drink or melancholy, freedom of expression and lifestyle choices, etc. In this regard, he has developed one of the finest artworks to catch the urban individual. This international conference is an opportunity to bring together a group of international experts in Paris.

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Aubervilliers

Call for papers - Modern

Extreme right and democracy in Europe after the Second World War

Coexistences, contrasts, contradictions

It seems urgent to reflect on how democracies have responded to the presence of extreme right-wing movements, both in terms of political practices and rhetoric. Have democracies actively opposed the extreme right, or have they opted for strategies of containment and coexistence? Equally important is to examine the perspective of the extreme right: how has it interpreted and narrated the (supposed) coexistence with the democratic system? How has it dealt with the legacy of fascism and to what extent has it adapted to the culture of democracy?

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Iaşi

Call for papers - Information

Emerging Technologies in Communication: Best Practices and Theoretical Frameworks for Professional Success

Communication practitioners are now faced with difficult questions regarding which of emerging technologies can substantially improve their workflow and which only add to the technological noise interfering with the essence of their work. Even if productivity considerations have encouraged the adoption of Artificial Inteligence systems in many areas of professional communication, it is still not certain which tasks can be safely delegated to the technological systems, if one takes into account their oscillating levels of accuracy. As concerns for end-product quality increase in many areas, it becomes clear that most of these new options need a substantial amount of supervision and correction on the part of human professionals. The conference call is thus emphasizing the need to examine theories, concepts, ideas for best practices, and attempts to understand the changing parameters for professional success.

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Call for papers - Science studies

Entrepreneurship and Emerging technologies: Technological Innovation for a social impact

International Conference on Digital Transformation and Management

The primary objective of the second ICDTM’25 is to establish a distinctive forum for the examination of significant trends influencing social entrepreneurship through the integration of emerging technologies. It offers a chance for researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and entrepreneurs to exchange experiences, deliberate on the most effective strategies, and investigate potential areas for collaboration to improve the social impact of these technologies. The conference places a special emphasis on the relationship between social entrepreneurship and the use of emerging technologies, to build an international network of researchers and committed practitioners to promote a sustainable and fair future. It encourages submissions that propose new approaches to address social challenges through digital tools.

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Cairo

Call for papers - Religion

The Authority of Silence Constructing the Figure of the Salaf (7th-15th centuries)

We invite scholars and researchers to submit their contributions for an upcoming conference exploring the elusive authority of the Salaf, the early generations of Muslims revered in Islamic traditions.

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Oran

Call for papers - Law

“Journal of Law, Society, and Authority” - varia

Volume 14, Issue 1 (March 2025)

The Journal of Law, Society, and Authority is calling for papers for its upcoming Volume 14, Issue 1, to be published in March 2025. We welcome research articles and theoretical essays in law, political science, and international relations.

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