Current Research in the History of Women's Law: Sources, Methods, and Epistemologies – Catholic University of Lille - Deadline (abstract) September 1, 2026
Calenda Announcement 1 407 022 (excerpts)
This seminar aims to provide an open and regular academic forum dedicated to the presentation of recent or ongoing research in legal history, gender studies, the history of judicial practices, legal discourse analysis, and historiographical reflection. It is intended for both established researchers and doctoral and postdoctoral students whose work falls within this field.
Legal Frameworks for Animals – University of Tours - Deadline (Abstract) October 1, 2026
Calenda Announcement 1,422,673 (excerpts)
These doctoral workshops will provide an opportunity to examine the legal regimes governing animals. Indeed, the plural is appropriate here, as there are a multitude of legal regimes: legal scholarship tends to distinguish between animals close to humans, animals useful to humans, and wild animals. This academic event will thus facilitate discussion on the various legal frameworks governing animals and contribute to a deeper understanding of the complexity of this subject.
The Early Raymond Aron (1924–1947) – Journal “Les Études Sociales” – Deadline (abstract): September 30, 2026
Calenda Announcement 1,421,654 (excerpts)
The purpose of this call for papers is to compile a special issue of the journal *Les Études Sociales* devoted to the early years of the philosopher and sociologist Raymond Aron, from his early reflections at the École Normale Supérieure to his break with Sartre on the editorial board of *Les Temps Modernes* (1924–1947).
Risk Management, Security Crises, and Disasters (for an edited volume) – University of Yaoundé II (Cameroon) – Deadline (abstract) by August 14, 2026
Calenda Announcement 1,420,391 (excerpts)
Spatialities of Waste: Margins, Scrap, and Sacrificed Territories – “Dérivations” Journal (Belgium) – Deadline (abstract): September 25, 2026
Calenda Announcement 1,414,360 (excerpts)
Issue 12 of the journalDérivationsis devoted to the spatial dimensions of waste. This call for papers invites researchers to explore the socio-spatial dimensions of waste, pollution, and discarded materials, as well as the territories, margins, and ways of life they generate. Proposals may draw on various disciplines addressing urban, territorial, environmental, and social issues.
