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Susa

Summer School - History

The Economies of War in the Medieval and Modern Periods

La 13^e école d’été d’histoire économique se propose d’aborder le thème fondamental de la guerre qui est une donnée permanente de la vie économique aux époques considérées. Elle agit sur les sociétés par une multiplicité de facteurs. Elle détruit, d’abord récoltes, habitats et infrastructures. Elle entraîne l’organisation de transferts de richesses mobilières par les pillages et les rançons et représente de ce fait un facteur d’appauvrissement des populations.

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Craiova

Call for papers - Education

“Annals of the University of Craiova”, Psychology-Pedagogy Series - varia

Nous annonçons le lancement de l'appel pour le premier numéro de l’année 2025 des Annales de l'Université de Craiova, série Psychologie-Pédagogie, dont la publication semestrielle est réalisée sous la coordination du Centre de recherches psychopédagogiques (CCPP), au sein du département pour la formation du personnel enseignant, Université de Craiova, Roumanie.

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Call for papers - Education

Les dessins de conscience

Awareness Drawings Method and pedagogy

This call for papers follows the International Conference on Methods and Pedagogies of Awareness Drawing which took place in Paris on 13 and 14 February 2025. We invite you to submit an article for the journal Recherches & Educations as part of a special issue on Awareness Drawing. The dossier will be coordinated by Marie Agostinucci and Lisa Lefèvre. It will be published in 2026.

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Douala

Call for papers - Africa

Social networks and the dynamics of constructing/deconstructing social identities

Identity issues are a pervasive concern in Sub-Saharan Africa, where the complexity and diversity of networks, including social networks, play a significant role in shaping and reshaping various forms of identity. The humanities and social sciences offer a critical framework for scholars to investigate the “weak ties” and “strong ties” generated by these networks, as well as the intersections and entanglements between social networks and the dynamics of identity construction and deconstruction in Cameroon.

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Halle

Call for papers - History

Unspeakable Conflicts? Factional Conflict and Conflict Communication in the Premodern and Modern Eras

Depuis une quinzaine d’années, les groupes forgés par les conflits, qualifiés généralement de « factions », ont fait l’objet de recherches comparées qui ont mis en évidence leur omniprésence. Dans le prolongement de ces travaux, nous souhaitons nous intéresser à la manière dont les factions communiquent pour rendre publics leur existence et les conflits qui les nourrissent. Les discours élaborés par et sur les factions méritent donc d’être analysés avec prudence, en examinant leur structure, le cadre de leur énonciation et les mécanismes de leur diffusion, afin d’évaluer leur sincérité et d’en décrypter les sous-entendus. C’est à ce travail qu’invitent les présentes journées d’étude, dans une perspective comparée large, susceptible d’éclairer ces phénomènes sur le temps long.

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Call for papers - Africa

Return(s) to Africa

Joint call for the journal Sources. Materials & Fieldwork in African Studies and the Revue d’histoire contemporaine de l’Afrique (RHCA)

This joint call for proposals for the journals Sources and RHCA welcomes original articles on the theme of return, or returns, to Africa. While differences exist according to time and place, what “returns” to Africa have in common is that they are not simply a physical return; they are also part of a political process and reflect a desire to reappropriate an ancestral African heritage, regardless of the ideological and institutional framework. Confronted with realities of African societies, “return” raises other questions, such as the status of foreigners and economic issues, and helps redefine political and cultural projects that are simultaneously local and transnational.

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Montreal

Call for papers - History

Heroisms in times of war

Since the 2000s, scholarly interest in the concept of heroism has grown to the point where some now speak of heroism studies or heroism science. This emerging historiographical current now has a multidisciplinary academic journal, research centers, and even encyclopedias for American and German researchers. By considering these as complex phenomena, involving a variety of actors, tools, and horizons of expectation, we aim to decipher the elaboration of imaginary images of martial heroism.

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Paris

Scholarship, prize and job offer - Sociology

Thesis award from the National Observatory for Child Protection (ONPE) and the Foundation of France

L’Observatoire national de la protection de l’enfance (ONPE) en partenariat avec la Fondation de France, lance en 2025 la cinquième édition du prix de thèse qui sera décerné à une thèse portant sur la protection de l’enfance, l’adoption ou l’accès aux origines personnelles. Ce prix récompense une recherche doctorale validée, rédigée en langue française, publiée ou non, d’un·e auteur·e français·e ou étranger·e quelle que soit la discipline concernée : sciences humaines et sociales, droit, psychologie, médecine…

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Nancy

Call for papers - History

Eastern Bloc Universities as a Meeting Place for International Youth during the Cold War

This study day on international mobility is part of the transnational turn in research on the Cold War, which in recent years has highlighted a certain permeability of the Iron Curtain. It will focus on the transnational movement of students. It will focus in particular on the universities of Eastern Europe as a place of sociability and cultural mixing, and as a meeting place for young people. It will look at the issues at stake and the ways in which these encounters take place, in order to understand their impact on the personal trajectories of these young people at a time when their identity and professional pathways are being forged.

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Paris

Conference, symposium - Law

International Military Justice Forum

L’Académie militaire Saint-Cyr Coëtquidan, en partenariat avec l’université de Stellenbosch et la Société de législation comparée, organise à Paris, les 25 et 26 juin 2025, la troisième édition de l’International Military Justice Forum, le congrès internaional sur la justice militaire.

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Conference, symposium - History

Women's voices on nobility

This colloquium invites to compare, on the one hand, women’s history and, more specifically, women’s authorship and expression history without reducing them to the simple field of writing and, on the other hand, aristocracy and the concept of nobility’s history in particular. The aim will be to explore any feminine discourse conveying ideas about the nobility, whether from a nobility member, a woman from outside the nobility or a fictional female character. Contributions will likely cover a wide range of sources: theoretical treatises, epistolary or diaristic sources, memoirs, literary works, artistic and musical representations and even oral sources for the contemporary period.

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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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Call for papers - History

Paths, braiding, hybridizations: a planetary history of architecture and the urban

Revue « Transversale, histoire, architecture, urbain, paysage » n°9 (2025)

What we will question for this issue 9 of Transversale is how an architect's perspective and practice are formed when he travels or receives instruction abroad, and whether or not this results in a weaving of influences; is to question architecture as a paradigmatic cultural crossroads: figures of astonishing travelers-architects naturally, but also methods, processes, measurements, itineraries, flows...

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Paris

Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

From Negotiation to Integration: Hegemony in Hellenistic Times

Ce colloque se propose d'étudier la notion d'hégémonie à l'époque hellénistique, au prisme de quatre grands axes : sa définition concrète, ses mécanismes de mise en fonctionnement, ses applications concrètes, et ses limites. L'objectif de ce colloque est de se questionner sur l'applicabilité de comportements décrits comme ceux d'une puissance hégémonique, dans le monde issu de la désintégration du royaume d'Alexandre.

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Call for papers - Geography

Humanitarian aid: An unexpected driver of territorial planning

« EchoGéo » Journal 76 (April-June 2026)

It is generally accepted that humanitarian aid has an important political dimension. This issue will explore a particular dimension of aid’s political impact: the way in which it concretely shapes territories. This issue will bring together articles based on case studies where aid has played a leading role in spatial planning, whether this planning process was deliberately perceived and designed as such or whether it became established de facto, without any concerted planning; whether it was the result of the intervetion of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and international organisations (IOs) or emanated from the State.

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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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Call for papers - History

Tailoring identities

The long history of the masculinisation of womenswear

Cette journée d'étude a pour objectif de revenir sur la transformation du vestiaire féminin du XV^e au XX^e siècle lorsqu'il emprunte à différents ressorts de mode masculine, ainsi que sur les pratiques de cross-dressing. Elle entend analyser comment l’art des tailleurs a accompagné la définition progressive d’une silhouette s’éloignant des apparences de la féminité normative, et examiner comment les emprunts au vestiaire masculin ont permis à des personnes en dissidence avec les normes de genre d’exprimer indépendance, résistance ou appartenance – de manière visible ou (quasiment) invisible. En se penchant sur l’intersection entre mode et identité(s), elle espère la variété des manières par lesquelles le vêtement a permis les expressions individuelles, mais aussi combien il a été, au-delà d’elles, un moyen de résistance et de négociation des normes sociales.

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Paris

Call for papers - Language

Underground Monuments in the Literatures and the Arts of the Global South

During this conference, we will aim to question the modalities through which an underground power could be exercised and embodied, one that refuses to establish domination, whether through its actions or through the signs that materialize it. We propose to conduct this reflection from the perspective of the Global South, as spaces that are often identified, notably, by the subordinate position they are deemed to occupy within historical, cultural, and economic power relations in colonial or postcolonial contexts. Reflecting on the conditions under which an underground force and monumentality might emerge could allow for a reconfiguration of the established balances within the Global South, by considering other criteria for defining power.

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