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The Revue Droit, Société et Pouvoir invites contributions for its Volume 15, Issue 2 (September 2026). The journal welcomes original research articles as well as theoretical contributions offering rigorous interdisciplinary analyses of contemporary transformations in legal systems, governance structures, political authority and international dynamics.

The following themes are particularly encouraged (non-exhaustive list):

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The digitization of sport characterizes the use of connected self-quantification objects (self-tracking) and/or mobile training applications (such as Strava), which collect, store, visualize, process and, eventually, share physical activity data such as time achieved, distance covered, speed, heart rate, calories burned or GPS track. This special issue aims to document the plurality and ambivalence of experienced and ordinary uses of digitization (self-quantification and uses of mobile applications) in sporting contexts.

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his doctoral seminar is open to doctoral students from all doctoral schools at Paris 8 and elsewhere, as well as to young (and not so young) researchers of all statuses.

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This fifth edition of the Ateliers d'histoire du droit colonial will focus on a few key words, characteristic of the colonial origins of international law and the unanimous desire at the end of the 19th century to build a unified European law, a guarantor, it was believed at the time, of a certain peace, and yet largely inspired by the colonial experiences of the countries involved in this undertaking.

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At the crossroads of history, sociology, anthropology and political science, this seminar's research studies the social construction of bodies and their biologization. As an extension of the "bodies, sport, gender and power relations" research team, it proposes a critical and methodological articulation of gender issues (sexist and sexual violence, masculinities) with the question of sport.

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The Arendtien Francophone network, created in 2024, aims to foster synergy between those who, from amateurs to researchers, frequent the thought of Hannah Arendt. With this in mind, we're looking to set up a regular rendezvous to discuss the various interpretations and aspects of her work. In 2026, we propose four regular seminar sessions and one special session: "Arendt and economics", "Arendt and work", "Freedom, will, politics", "Arendt and violence", "Philosophy, education and politics".

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Every month, Rencontres de Gallica showcase the digitized collections of BnF and its partners, focusing on a specific theme or corpus of documents. From songs to gastronomy, from popular novels to photography and baroque music, these educational and practical sessions are aimed at anyone wishing to deepen their knowledge by exploiting Gallica's resources.