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Aubervilliers

Domination and emancipation in segregated contexts

This workshop will gather researchers working on radio in segregated contexts. This workshop is intended to be a platform for all research that questions the dynamic relation binding radio, community and power.

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15 Mar 2023	19 Apr 2023	17 May 2023
14 Jun 2023

Aubervilliers

Lecture series - Science studies

Les débats du centre Alexandre-Koyré

Debates at the Centre Alexandre-Koyré

La dix neuvième saison des débats du centre Alexandre-Koyré se tiendra de mars à juin 2023 au campus Condorcet à Aubervilliers. À l’occasion de la sortie récente d’un ouvrage d’histoire des sciences et des techniques (au sens large), nous invitons son ou ses auteur·es à débattre avec deux discutant·es privilégié·es ainsi qu’avec l’ensemble de l’auditoire.

Strasbourg

Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

Landscapes and sanctuaries. The rediscovery of cult places in the Aegean Basin and in Southern Italy

The international interdisciplinary conference “Landscapes and Sanctuaries. The rediscovery of cult places in the Aegean Basin and in Southern Italy”, focuses on the study of landscapes and the rediscovery of sanctuaries in Southern Italy and Greece between the eighteenth and early twentieth centuries. It invites to cross archaeological and historical approaches to understand the link between sanctuaries and landscapes, but also the way these data have conditioned the rediscovery of lost archaeological sites.

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01 Feb 2023	28 Mar 2023	12 Apr 2023
24 May 2023	14 Feb 2023

Paris

Seminar - Thought

Workshop Bergson 2023

This seminar, dedicated to the most current international Bergsonian research, is organised within the framework of the International research networks (IRN) CNRS “Un chapitre dans l'histoire globale de la philosophie : nouvelles perspectives sur le bergsonisme” by Caterina Zanfi and Mathilde Tahar. The seminar is bilingual (French / English).

Saint-Denis

Call for papers - Sociology

Continuity of the notion of border in the cultural and creative industries

6th study day of the Young Researchers Network of LabEx ICCA

Cet événement sera l’occasion de questionner d’une part les évolutions des démarcations esthétiques et symboliques, ainsi que leurs effets sur la valorisation des biens culturels et le travail des créateurs. Nous nous intéresserons d’autre part à l’actualité des frontières nationales dans la circulation mondialisée des biens culturels à l’heure des plateformes numériques. Nous aborderons enfin les défis épistémologiques que posent les évolutions de ces différentes frontières pour la recherche sur les industries culturelles et créatives.

Call for papers - Information

HyperUrban

Data-driven City

Le terme « Data Cities » intègre du postmodernisme, de l’inventivité, de l’aventure et de la création. Dans un contexte de villes des données, c’est-à-dire ville numérique, l’inventivité devient une pratique quotidienne faisant partie de la vie de la ville. Le concept de « villes des données » évoque des interrogations, qui sont fortement et discrètement, existentielles pouvant abolir de nombreux dogmes et frontières culturelles, philosophiques et éthiques relatifs à la « ville en devenir » (en tant qu’œuvre urbaine et architecturale). HyperUrbain (HU9) abordera la question de la ville dirigée par les données.

Péronne

Scholarship, prize and job offer - Modern

Scholarship Gerda Henkel du Centre international de recherche de l’Historial de la Grande Guerre

The International Research Center of the Historial de la Grande Guerre annually awards research grants to students who are currently engaged in research for a Ph.D. on the First World War or a subject directly related to the conflict.

Saint-Denis

Call for papers - Africa

Ecologies of the Indian Ocean Worlds

TrOPICS journal

This issue of TrOPICS journal examines ecologies in the broad sense in the Indian Ocean. The approach is multidisciplinary and proposes to invest two main axes : ecologies of spaces and (sub)marine and aquatic ecologies.

Lisbon

Call for papers - History

Humanités numériques et études inquisitoriales

Conference of the Digital Paleography Research Project "Transcribing the Portuguese Inquisition Trials (1536-1821)" for the creation of an automatic transcription model of the Portuguese Inquisition court records.

Péronne

Summer School - History

First World War museums and exhibitions

The Historial de la Grande Guerre in Péronne which is both a museum and an international research centre, is 30 years old. Now that the centenary of the First World War has passed, we are at an exciting point in time to reflect on the history of how the conflict has been portrayed in museums and temporary exhibitions around the world, and its renewed relevance in the present. The framework of this reflection will be a summer school welcoming about fifteen advanced masters and doctoral students.

Reims

Call for papers - Sociology

Environments of physical and sport activities

XXe congrès international de l’ACAPS

The theme of the symposium must be relevant and related to the main theme of the congress “Environments of physical and sport activities”. It must be related to one or several fields of physical activity and sport sciences (biomechanics, human and social sciences, physiology, psychology, etc.) and deal where possible with current topics (for example: climate change, the rise of Virtual Reality, the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, etc.).

Call for papers - Africa

African Revolutionary Film: Archives in the Making

Journal “Sources. Materials Fieldwork in African Studies”

We are delighted to announce this call for papers for a special issue on revolutionary African films made during decolonization (1950s-1970s), their role in shaping the social lives of African viewers both then and now, and their perilous and complex position as archival sources. This special issue seeks to gather scholarship on African revolutionary filmmaking and African film and media archives from across academic disciplines and intellectual contexts. We use the term “revolutionary” broadly here to denote the radical, multifaceted projects of transforming society, culture and discourses from colonial rule in ways that both genuinely sought emancipation through the “disruption of existing categories” as well as those projects that embedded authoritarian politics under the sign of revolution.

Call for papers - Geography

The spatial, Economic and Social Dimensions of Pandemics and Environmental Risks, & the Pillars for developing an Integrated National Strategy for Crisis management

The 8th National Conference of Young Geographers

The third decade of the third millennium has been marked by the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has affected countries in diverse ways. These countries have seen an increase in confirmed cases, human and economic losses, and political and geostrategic impacts. The pandemic has also had social, health, and educational implications. The crisis has led to a return to restriction procedures and the closure of borders, and has forced countries to focus more on their own needs. Governments have struggled to deal with the pandemic and have called on their armies for help and mobilized parts of civil society.

Tours

Call for papers - History

Food Crises: Challenges, Innovations and Sustainable Change

From prehistoric times to the present, crises relating to military conflicts, climatic hazards, health challenges, harvest failures, economic decline, environmental change, geopolitical conflicts and many other factors have affected food systems in complex and varying ways, depending on specific constellations, local resilience and the timescales involved. The distinctive aim of this conference is to examine the “creative” and “constructive” potential of the relationship, specifically the extent to which crises can trigger innovation and sustainable change within food systems.

Cerisy-la-Salle

Call for papers - Middle Ages

Lords and Masters : domination in medieval Normandy (11th-15th centuries)

Taking inspiration from Robert Fossier’s important questions on who dominated the territory and inhabitants (“la terre et les hommes”) of medieval Normandy, we are keen to reopen major historiographical debates on feudalism and serfdom. Our conference aims to stimulate new reflections on the notion of domination. We take the term to include not only the actual control of people and/or territories, but also strategies implemented by the dominators to legitimize and justify the social order over which they ruled. Through reinterpretation of political, economic, social and religious arenas, considered together, this conference positions itself within the cursus of recent works on the fabric of power in medieval societies. It aims to question, and perhaps redefine, the concept of domination. Whilst domination contributed much to social hierarchy, other formative aspects – such as cooperation, negotiation and contestation – should not be overlooked.

Issy-les-Moulineaux

Call for papers - Modern

AI, Law and Languages: AI and European legal multilingualism

This conference aims at building and consolidating an interdisciplinary conversation at the crossroads of law, social sciences, language sciences and computer science. It focuses on the effects of artificial intelligence on the practice of law, its writing, and its normative effects and questions more specifically the impact of AI applications on the revaluation of linguistic diversity in writing and automatic translation devices.

Call for papers - Geography

Espaces périphériques et fragmentations internes : proximités géographiques et discontinuités sociales

Les territoires périphériques et ultrapériphériques face aux risques majeurs. Le retour de la distance

Les territoires périphériques et ultrapériphériques se caractérisent par un éloignement certain des espaces métropolitains et des grands centres de commandement. Cela se traduit par des formes d’isolement, de marginalisation, et par une plus faible intégration à l’économie globale. La proximité n’est alors ni simple à définir, ni une protection contre les inégalités et les injustices spatiales. Elle reste un enjeu contemporain et futur. Dans cette perspective, sont attendues des propositions mettant en valeur ces fragmentations sur un de ces espaces périphériques ou ultrapériphériques. La proposition peut être faite à l’échelle de l’espace ou à une échelle plus fine, mais toujours interactive. D’autres propositions peuvent s’intéresser aux politiques mises en œuvre, avec les effets espérés.

Call for papers - History

Parole(s)

Clio, 60 (2024 – volume 2)

This issue of Clio wishes to historicize the gender of speech in interaction with varying social spaces, from the most intimate to the most political. Our ambition is less to question the gender of language as a whole (feminist and queer research has analyzed language as both an object of power relations and the means of producing, transmitting and naturalizing symbolic domination, as well as a space and a tool for action). Instead, we would like to address the gender of speech and of the people involved in communication, without focusing on the specific dimension of the voice.

Call for papers - History

Cultural studies and Cultural History, from elsewhere

« Revue d'histoire culturelle » n°7 (2023-2)

À l’heure où les cultural studies ont essaimé dans le monde, la multiplicité des approches et des démarches ne laisse d’interroger. Le prochain dossier de la rubrique « Épistémologie en débats » de la Revue d'Histoire culturelle questionnera la manière dont les historiographies étrangères ont pu acclimater les cultural studies et s’emparer d’éléments tels que l’entrée thématique par les groupes sociaux ; l’attention particulière accordée au regard et à l’objet culturel ; les protocoles d’enquêtes, notamment une méthode héritée des études littéraires et des enquêtes orales collectives, pragmatiques autant qu’empiriques, ou encore de manière plus frontale et plus politique, la capacité, l’agency, d’un groupe social à s’approprier un contenu culturel.

Call for papers - Africa

Gold: wealth or curse?

Revue « Afrique contemporaine »

Recent years have brought a dramatic upsurge in Africa’s gold output – boosting the export earnings and goverment revenues of producer countries, fuelling hopes of additional resources for development. But many also fear there could be negative spillovers, particularly in eroding stability and good governance, the so-called “resource curse”. These are just two facets of what is a wide debate debate, as the gold sector has multiple economic, political, environmental and symbolic ramifications. This issue of Afrique contemporaine aims to provide studies on different aspects, focusing as much as possible on the link between gold and the various forms of conflict.

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All	60,570
Call for papers	26,595
Conference, symposium	12,401
Study days	9,328
Seminar	4,923
Scholarship, prize and job offer	2,970
Miscellaneous information	2,499
Lecture series	997
Summer School	504
Call for tender	353

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