Calenda Announcement 1,431,100 (excerpts) – posted by Calenda on September 1, 2026
Calenda Announcement 1,431,227 (excerpts)
This issue is devoted to the study of contemporary transformations in law, political science, international relations, governance, and state-society relations. It features original and rigorous research—particularly from theoretical, empirical, comparative, and interdisciplinary perspectives—on current developments in institutions, legal systems, political power, and international affairs.
Calenda Announcement 1,427,497 (excerpts)
This call for papers aims to produce a multidisciplinary collective volume on the interplay between law, the state, and religions in contemporary Africa. Under the academic direction of Prof. Guy Bucumi, the project explores how the overlapping legal frameworks (local cosmogonies, colonial legacies, positive law) and the role of religion influence political legitimacy, as well as the creation and implementation of law and the rule of law.
Calenda Announcement 1,419,755 (excerpts)
This is a collective work bringing together contributions intended to trace and explain the evolution of republicanism as it manifests itself in the history of Geneva, beginning with the promulgation of the first civil and political edicts of Calvin (1543) through the post-revolutionary period (1798–1815), marked by the annexation by France and subsequently by integration into the Swiss Confederation.
Calenda Announcement 1,430,584 (excerpts)
This workshop is intended for master’s students who wish to learn about research in a Franco-German environment. Its goal is to support young researchers in this first experience by providing both essential information and a platform for discussion.
Calenda Announcement 1,424,272 (excerpts)
This lecture series will examine the emergence of the concept of food sovereignty in international law, leading up to its formal recognition through the 2018 adoption of the Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas. It will then assess the impact of the discourse on food sovereignty on recent attempts to overhaul the European Union’s Common Agricultural Policy in connection with the European Green Deal, through the adoption—as part of that Green Deal—of a “farm-to-table” food strategy.
Calenda Announcement 1,424,725 (excerpts)
Calenda Announcement 1,426,211 (excerpts)
The request—or the lack thereof—lies at the heart of any intervention with families. But what kind of request are we talking about? That of the child, the parents, the institution, the judge, or society? Whether articulated, implicit, coerced, or impossible, it permeates every support process and often determines its outcome.
Calenda Announcement 1,423,115 (excerpts)
This series of lectures organized at the Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac aims to explore new fields of research and experimentation related to cultural heritage. Building on the first sessions, this year will be devoted to dialogue, interactions, and confrontations between heritage and environmental approaches from a comparative and interdisciplinary perspective.
