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Call for papers - Sociology

Maintaining public goods in an era of austerity

Espaces et Société n°200, march 2027

This special issue aims to highlight the spatial dimension of public goods maintenance and evolution in the context of austerity by adopting the spatial care perspective through three axes: 1) actors and practices involved in maintaining public goods; 2) maintaining public goods on a day-to-day basis; 3) the work and values of public goods. We encourage ethnographic and situated perspectives that consider top-down political experimentation, bottom-up urban practices and their convergence in the protection, maintenance and regeneration of public goods. This call is open to interdisciplinary, national and international contributions.

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Call for papers - History

From writing on temples to the digital age: The means of dissemination and construction of history

"Histoire Méditerranéenne" Journal

This call is devoted to the means of disseminating and constructing history, from writing on temples to the digital age. This issue explores how the means of disseminating information have influenced, through the ages, the way history is told, transmitted and interpreted. By combining historical approaches with information and communication sciences, this issue aims to analyse the interactions between communication and historical dimensions across all historical periods, from the earliest times to the present era. This thematic issue seeks to examine the dialectic between mediums of dissemination and the construction of history, highlighting the continuities and ruptures between eras.

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Aubervilliers

Call for papers - Sociology

Framing intimacy

Plurality and Vulnerability in Ways of Building relationships

La notion d’intimité est aujourd’hui communément utilisée, aussi bien dans les manières dont chacun∙e d’entre nous rend compte de ses relations que dans les espaces médiatiques et académiques. Elle permet de rendre compte des transformations qui ont affecté au cours des dernières décennies les manières de relationner, de faire couple et famille, et plus généralement des liens noués avec celles et ceux à qui nous tenons : le déclin des institutions à principe, la diversification des parcours des individus, la reconnaissance des minorités de genre et de sexualité notamment. Diversification et désinstitutionnalisation des relations questionnent de fait leurs frontières et leur teneur. Cela a pour conséquence de mettre au premier plan la dimension politique de l’intimité, non seulement dans les inégalités et les rapports de pouvoir qui caractérisent les relations intimes, mais aussi dans les opérations et les institutions qui définissent ce qu’est une relation intime, qui en reconnaissent certaines et en invisibilisent d’autres, qui déterminent les « bonnes » intimités et discréditent les autres. Qui et qu’est-ce qui définit une relation intime ? Quelles sont les diverses manières de relationner et comment sont-elles qualifiées ? Quels sont les enjeux politiques et historiques de cette notion ?

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Call for papers - Thought

Decolonial Studies 2015-2025 – State of the Field: Africas – Americas – Europe

In 2015, the first conference dedicated to decolonial studies was held at Lumière University Lyon 2. Ten years ago, decolonial studies, born in South America, were little known in France. The Toulouse conference, to be held in October 2025, aims to take stock, ten years later, of decolonial studies in European, American, and African spaces (Francophone, Lusophone, and Anglophone).

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Porto

Call for papers - Sociology

Caring and treating: activities and challenges of work in the health field

“Laboreal” - December 2025 issue

With this dossier of Laboreal, we invite authors to contribute with articles that address work in the health field today, considering the diversity of situations in which care and treatment activities are developed and the plurality of protagonists involved. Based on the understanding that such activities are characterized by service relations, cooperation, and the articulation of knowledge, we aim to gather articles that focus on how workers collectively mobilize to provide care and the strategies constructed to meet the demands of clients/users.

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Grenoble

Call for papers - History

Roman Youth(s) from Octavian to Nero

Neronia XII, SIEN International Congress

Le thème retenu cette année est celui de la jeunesse, sa place dans la société, ses expériences et ses représentations d'Octave à Néron (44 av. J.-C. à 68 apr. J.-C.). Les communications attendues seront centrées sur la jeunesse, possiblement en relation avec d’autres âges (l’enfance et l’âge mûr). On peut prendre en compte toutes les sources, dans toutes les langues vernaculaires de l’empire romain, et de toute nature, épigraphiques, numismatiques, papyrologiques, littéraires, juridiques et bien sûr iconographiques.

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Aubervilliers

Call for papers - History

Uses of the Past: Minority Experiences in Action in the Americas

During this symposium, we wish to examine the many ways ethnoracial minorities have mobilized the past to challenge national narratives, assert their place within them, or write their own histories.

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Aubervilliers

Call for papers - Representation

Slavery and Human Remains

« Esclavages et Post-Esclavages / Slaveries and Post-Slaveries » Journal

This issue explores how the relationship with human remains has evolved in the context of slavery and post-slavery. It takes a multidisciplinary approach, bringing together history, anthropology, philosophy, archaeology, bioarchaeology, and law.

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Call for papers - History

The Construction of Latin-American Historiography: An Inter-Cultural Dialogue

In the field of architecture and urban history, the issue of cultural transfers has become a significant theme in the discipline, discussing the artifact in the space —i. e., the architectural object or the urban fabric— considering different mediations, from the circulation of images or printed texts to the circulation of practitioners.Nevertheless, the same approach can be applied to the writing of history itself,. This call for papers does not discuss the artifact but intends to question Latin America’s architecture, urban and landscape historiographical operations that covered the long interval from the colonial period to the end of the 20^th century.

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Call for papers - Africa

Sustainable development and neoliberal resource governance in the Maghreb

For its issue 260 (2026-1), the Revue internationale des études du développement is calling for abstracts on the topic of sustainable development and neoliberal resource governance in the Maghreb.

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Conference, symposium - History

Circus Arts without Borders

For a world history of the circus from Antiquity to the present day

For the past twenty years or so, the history of the circus has benefited from an undeniable scientific dynamism. While the circus is essentially an international art form, until now its history has mainly been written from a national perspective. The aim of this conference is to decompartmentalise these historiographies by inviting researchers in history and, more broadly, in the arts and the social sciences (performing arts, art history, sociology, anthropology, etc.), as well as those involved in the artistic and cultural world, to combine their approaches.

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Call for papers - Geography

Current State of Haitian Migration

Études caribéennes N° 61, 2025

In Haiti, the migration issue is a key structural factor in understanding the realities of this society. Since the country’s first occupation by the United States in 1915, national life has been punctuated by the massive displacement of Haitians, making it a country of emigration. From 1915 to the post-2010 years, marked by the January 12 earthquake, the country experienced at least six major waves of migration. Starting from these considerations as a powerful factor of expulsion, there is an invitation to take stock of a century and more of Haitian emigration.

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Toulouse

Call for papers - Modern

Obrador de Linguistica Occitana 9

The ninth Obrador de Lingüistica Occitana (OLO9) will be held in Toulouse, at the Université Toulouse-Jean Jaurès, on June 12 and 13, 2025. The Obrador de Lingüistica Occitana is the forum that brings together all linguists working on Occitan in a spirit of exchange and collaboration.

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Campinas

Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

Trabalho sexual e Movimento de Trabalhadoras Sexuais

Arte e política

Proa: Revista de Antropologia e Arte, published by the Postgraduate Programme in Social Anthropology at the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP), is issuing a call for texts and (audio)visual essays for the dossier ‘Sex Work and the Sex Workers’ Movement: Art and Politics’. It aims to explore the intersection between art and politics that the sex workers' movement in Brazil and around the world has triggered.

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Vannes

Call for papers - Sociology

Values, combat sports and martial arts: myths and legends under the science proofs

The 17th edition of JORRESCAM (Journées de réflexion et de recherches sur les sports de combat et les arts martiaux) will take place in Arradon (France). The proximity of the Brocéliande forest was a factor in the choice of theme for this event, which examines the representations (Jodelet, 1995) of martial arts and combat sports practitioners, as well as of the general public, whether lay or professional. All disciplines are called upon to discuss these dimensions, from the biological sciences to the human and social sciences, as well as management, information and communication sciences.

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Call for papers - Sociology

Swimming, at what price? Bathing and swimming areas, socio-political spaces

This issue of Espaces et Sociétés brings together contributions on the social and political history ofbathing and swimming facilities and practices, and describes the issues at stake in the contemporarytransformation of ‘aquatic’ facilities. The aim is to reflect and explore the growing interest in theseplaces, reinforced by recent anthropological, sociological and historical research, including their gender dimensions.

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Tours

Call for papers - History

Writing about 19th c. mid-size cities

This conference looks at the many forms of writing that took medium-sized towns as their object of study during the long nineteenth century (1780-1914), and their role in the production of knowledge, the affirmation of identity, and social, economic, political and cultural transformations.

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Liège

Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology

Conference Transmission and learning.

How do children engage in ritualised daily practices and rituals?

This interdisciplinary conference addresses the processes and experiences oftransmission and learning of knowledge and competences to and by children, withoutpresuming a priori the limits of childhood. The central question that will guide thediscussions concerns the ways in which ritualised contexts – secular or religious – providea vehicle for the integration and transformation of knowledge, ways of thinking, normsand values, skills and attitudes within various socialising frameworks. The conference willtherefore contribute to the debates on the conditions for the perpetuation and change ofsocial practices in general, and (co)educational practices in particular, in different regionsof the world and in different eras.

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Bogotá

Call for papers - Political studies

Historical Roots, Challenges for Peace and Non-Violence

Second conference of the UNESCO chair on non-violent social intervention

The 2^nd Conference of the UNESCO Chair on Non Violent Social Intervention of all professionals, lecturers, researchers and students, to participate in the discussion on the contexts of the enduring violence in several regions of the world, as well as scenarios of public policy and action, social movements, popular initiatives, and professional approaches in the field. The Conference will propose a space for dialogue and for raising the profile of these different actions, which aim to build strategies and alternatives to violence.

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Call for papers - Sociology

Call for Papers: Masculinities in Migration

Building on the achievements of feminist approaches to migration, this call for papers invites contributions that place gender—masculinity—at the heart of their thinking. The aim of this thematic folder in preparation is to look beyond the figure of the “breadwinner” (a man who migrates to feed a family back home) in order to explore the plurality of masculinities that emerge in migration. This call for papers is open to contributions from a range of social science disciplines, dealing with a variety of historical and geographical contexts.

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