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  • Munich

    Call for papers - Modern

    Informal Communication in Nazi Europe

    World War II, Occupation, and the Search for Meaning in Societies at War

    Taking a multidisciplinary, transnational approach, this conference explores the role of informal communication under conditions of World War II occupation and Nazi rule. Bringing together specialists on diverse European societies, the conference examines informal communication’s relationship to official state communications on the one hand, and its embeddedness in specific social realities and wartime mentalities on the other.

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  • Cambridge

    Call for papers - History

    Freedom of Conscience in the Pre-Enlightenment (1000-1650)

    Freedom of conscience is considered an unalienable right akin to freedoms of expression and speech, as noted in Articles 18 and 19 of the UN Charter. However, if we turn to the Medieval period, and its great diversity of innovative religious writing, it is clear that the mechanics of external oppression upon an individual’s inner life already existed in clear and comprehensible terms. Therefore, the (broad) question we would like to answer is : if we look beyond the eighteenth century, do we see this idea gradually become concrete ?

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  • Call for papers - Urban studies

    Island Ambiances

    For an experiential and sensorial approach to spaces

    This international colloquium explores how ambiances—light, wind, humidity, sound, temperature—shape the experience of island spaces and the relationships between communities, territories, and built environments. It is structured around five themes : sensorial architectures, digital sensing, geo-sensitive approaches, knowledge and skills, and arts and ambiances.

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  • Conference, symposium - History

    Materiality and Confinements in the Medieval and Early Modern Eras : Objects, Actors, and Experiences

    This international conference examines the history of confinements through the lens of their materiality. Indeed, confinement is defined by walls that separate individuals from society. Beyond the mere walls, daily interactions between confined individuals, institutional authorities, and staff are largely paved and defined by a variety of things : food, water, books, graffiti, clothes, money, letters, official registers, medicine, punishment objects, etc. In this regard, and drawing on the material turn in history since the early 2000s, things – whether “tangible” things physically available to historians or “textual” things described in written sources – might offer an additional perspective on the history of confinements more broadly, especially when addressing forms of “prison before the prison”.

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  • Villers-lès-Nancy

    Call for papers - Psyche

    Placebo, Hypnosis, and Functional Disorders

    Bridging basic research and clinical innovation

    The international conference Placebo, Hypnosis and Functional Disorders aims to articulate three domains that have historically evolved along distinct trajectories: research on placebo and nocebo effects, hypnosis and suggestion, and the broad field of psychosomatic medicine. These domains are increasingly converging toward shared theoretical frameworks, while also exhibiting a diversity of methodological and experimental approaches rooted in their respective disciplinary traditions.

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  • Saint-Malo

    Summer School - Modern

    Agrivoltaics: definition, challenge and implementation

    A multidisciplinary and international approach

    If you would like to learn about agrivoltaics or discover new aspects of it, join the interdisciplinary and international thematic school that will take place in St Malo from 1 to 5 June 2026. It is open to doctoral students, lecturers and researchers. Furthermore, it is not limited to an only one discipline and is open to international researchers.

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  • Birmingham

    Call for papers - Africa

    Universities and Society at the End of Empire and Beyond (UniSoc)

    Based upon an academic partnership between the Universities of Birmingham in the UK and Leiden in the Netherlands, Universities and Society at the End of Empire and Beyond (UniSoc) uses these two global seats of learning as a starting point to examine the role of universities in the transition from colonial to postcolonial and multicultural societies over the past century. Both institutions have started to reflect critically on this legacy. Building on these initiatives, and on the emerging scholarship on universities in (post) colonial contexts, UniSoc asks how the remit and modus operandi of European universities evolved in the aftermath of empire, opening a neglected entry-point into the wider question of the interplay between the colonial past and the post-colonial present.

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  • Lomé

    Call for papers - Education

    Humanités numériques et défis de l’émergence africaine

    Ce colloque sur les humanités numériques en Afrique est un cadre d'échanges qui, au-delà des perspectives interdisciplinaires et pluridisciplinaires, se veut une occasion d'échanges en vue de creuser les limites imposées par le numérique et les sciences sociales. Dans une approche inclusive, il s'agit de montrer en quoi la dématérialisation et la démocratisation de l'information s'érigent en des questions épistémologiques sur le numérique, sur le modèle d’éducation et de culture dans une Afrique en plein essor. Les discussions porteront essentiellement sur le numérique, les lettres, les arts, la pédagogie, la recherche, les sciences sociales et l’émergence de l’Afrique. 

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  • Call for papers - Information

    “Facts and Frictions”. Emerging Debates, Pedagogies and Practices in Contemporary Journalism - varia

    Facts & Frictions/Faits et Frictions is a Canada-based peer-reviewed journal for journalism studies published by J-Schools Canada/Ecoles-J Canada. Our mission is to promote diversity of discourse on emerging issues and controversies in journalism and journalism education. Facts & Frictions highlights new perspectives and critiques catering to a broad public audience interested in innovations in journalism research, theory, practice, and teaching. Our editorial interests include current issues, changing norms, evolving practices and points of friction in the journalistic field, in the spirit of bridging multiple voices and perspectives in a shared space.

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  • Nanterre

    Call for papers - Language

    L’enseignement de la prononciation dans les cours de langues étrangères et de spécialité : avancées et perspectives

    Ce colloque, organisé par le laboratoire Études romanes (CRIIA–REDES) de l’université Paris Nanterre et LIDILE, université Rennes 2, se propose comme un espace d’échange scientifique et pédagogique sur les modalités d’intégration de la prononciation dans l’enseignement de l’espagnol langue étrangère (ELE) et de spécialité, en particulier dans l’enseignement de l’espagnol à des fins spécifiques.

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  • Call for papers - Europe

    Italy and France: A History of Dance Migrations, Politics, Theatrical and Social Practices from the Ancien Régime to the 21st Century

    The conference aims to encourage reflection and scholarly discussion on the role of dance studies within the broader context of general history and culture, in which Italy and France played a leading part in developing techniques, theatrical repertoire and social dance.

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  • Lisbon

    Call for papers - History

    Associationism: history, practices and legacies (19th–21st centuries)

    Cadernos do Arquivo Municipal Nº 27

    This dossier aims to bring together original scholarly contributions that deepen our understanding of associationism in its multiple dimensions, privileging approaches that combine methodological rigour with empirical and analytical breadth. Proposals may be based on specific case studies or comparative analyses and should critically engage with the nature of associationism and its impact on contemporary societies. Contributions drawing on unpublished primary sources or offering innovative reinterpretations of well-known documentary corpora are particularly welcome.

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  • Paris

    Seminar - History

    Ecritures et formes du décentrement de l’hispanophonie globale

    Dans ce séminaire doctoral en ligne, nous souhaitons ébaucher une épistémologie du décentrement en nous intéressant aux pratiques artistiques, littéraires et de médiation qui déplacent les centres, se déplacent par rapport à ces mêmes centres, en recréent de nouveaux, ou introduisent des décalages, déports et brouillages par rapport à différents types de centralités : esthétiques, politiques, sociales, académiques et médiatiques.

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  • Douala

    Call for papers - Africa

    Visual Arts and Transformations in Africa

    How do the visual arts embody, problematize, and express the transformations of African societies? In light of these questions, it is useful, if not vital, to examine the critical approach to the forms of expression in the visual arts and the techniques that underpin them. This call for papers invites researchers, artists, curators, collectors, and other arts and heritage professionals to submit contributions focusing on the visual arts (classical and contemporary) in Africa, considered as expressions of a social imaginary and as sites for the development of a social aesthetic.

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  • Douala

    Summer School - Law

    Decolonial Comparative Law and the Informal/Formal Economy

    In May 2027, the DeCoLa programme at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law will host the fourth edition of its Decolonial Comparative Law Workshop series in Cameroon. Organised in partnership with the Fondation Afric’Avenir, this edition seeks to rethink the divide between the formal and informal economy through a decolonial comparative legal approach. It also aims to contribute to the consolidation of a decolonial comparative law community across the African continent and beyond.

     

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  • Aubervilliers

    Call for papers - Epistemology and methodology

    Experiencing the Elusive: Understanding Emotions in Social Sciences

    Partially inherited from Enlightenment thought, the opposition of emotion to reason, body to mind, and natural sciences to social sciences has resulted in the marginalisation of the study of emotions and affects by devaluing them within the latter. The study of emotions requires a multidisciplinary approach. Our objective is to discuss emotions in a broad sense using diverse media. This call is therefore intended for a wide range of disciplines, regions, and time periods.

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  • Call for papers - Sociology

    Governance of International Film Festivals: From Rules to Legitimacy

    The central issue addressed by this volume lies in the tension between the proclaimed “international” character of film festivals and the absence of a binding international legal framework regulating their activities, selection mechanisms, jury appointments, conflict-of-interest management, and transparency procedures. How do festivals construct their legitimacy? On what foundations is the credibility of their outcomes built?

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  • Scholarship, prize and job offer - Ethnology, anthropology

    Contrats postdoctoraux 2026-2028 du musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac

    La mission du musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac est de mener un travail de recherche sur et autour des collections qu’il abrite, ainsi que sur le passé et le présent des mondes extra-européens et de leurs relations avec l’Europe. Dans cet esprit, le musée attribue tous les ans des contrats postdoctoraux, notamment dans les disciplines suivantes : anthropologie, archéologie, histoire, histoire des arts, sociologie, ethnomusicologie. Cette année, le musée du quai Branly -Jacques Chirac attribue deux contrats postdoctoraux pour une durée de deux ans (2026-2028).

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  • Nanterre

    Conference, symposium - History

    Who Cares? Psychiatry in the English-speaking world

    #2 Theories&Policies

    This event, the second in a series of three international conferences (2025–2026–2027), aims to explore the history of psychiatry in English-speaking countries. This year’s central theme, Theories & Policies, seeks to assess the relationship between theories and policies at different periods in history and across various geographical areas in the English-speaking world (US, Canada, South Africa, the UK etc).

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  • Toulouse

    Conference, symposium - Political studies

    Imagining a Future (inside/outside) Britain

    S’inscrivant dans la perspective du champ interdisciplinaire des études sur le futur, et plus spécifiquement des études critiques sur le futur, ce colloque propose d’étudier la façon dont le futur du Royaume-Uni et des nations qui le composent a été imaginé à travers les périodes, sur des modes fictionnels et non-fictionnels. Nous nous intéresserons à la fois aux représentations du futur du Royaume-Uni dans son ensemble (le futur de l’État, de la société et de l’Union britanniques), et aux représentations du futur des différents territoires constitutifs du Royaume-Uni soit au sein de l’Union et de l’Empire, soit au contraire hors de ceux-ci.

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