Policies on the Disappearance of Children in the 20th and 21st Centuries – University of Lyon II and Other Institutions – Deadline (abstract) by June 30, 2026
Calenda Listing 1,413,048 (excerpts)
Taking a transnational, intercultural, multilingual, and interdisciplinary perspective, this conference aims to study and compare policies of child disappearance as they have been implemented around the world throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, in the context of both colonial oppression and political and social repression.
Public History and Comics – “Comicalités” Journal, to be published in spring 2027 – deadline (abstract) July 15, 2026
Calenda Announcement 1,412,953 (excerpts)
Globalization and Labor from an African Perspective – “Socio-économie du travail” Journal – Submission deadline (articles): November 6, 2026
Calenda Announcement 1,411,595 (excerpts)
Artificial Identities: From Writing to Algorithms – University of La Rochelle - Deadline (abstract) September 1, 2026
Calenda Announcement 1,406,371 (excerpts)
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)
Research in the history of women’s rights has undergone a significant renewal in recent years, both in terms of its subject matter and its methodological and epistemological frameworks. To support and bring together these developments, we are launching an online seminar that will take place throughout 2027.
Euro-Lab 2026 Scientific Interest Group Fall Meetings – Paris I University and Other Institutions – Abstract Submission Deadline: June 30, 2026
Calenda Announcement 1,407,771 (excerpts)
The Euro-Lab Scientific Interest Group (GIS) invites you to another major event in European studies: the Fall 2026 Meetings. The meetings will take place on November 19 and 20 at the National Institute of Public Service (INSP) in Strasbourg. As part of this event, a call for proposals is being issued for the organization of panels.
Proving a Case, Delivering Justice? The Role of Scientific Knowledge in Judicial Proceedings - University of Lausanne: Abstract submission deadline—June 21, 2026
Calenda Listing 1,410,808 (excerpts)
Courts are faced with an abundance of sources and data derived from science and expert knowledge: medical and psychiatric expert opinions, DNA analyses, statistics, economic models, climate or epidemiological data, etc. This evidence is not produced within the legal sphere, but in distinct social, scientific, and institutional domains, each with its own standards of validity.
