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Digital Health, Vulnerabilities, and Medical Deserts: From Rural Areas to Prisons – University of Caen Normandy – Abstract Deadline: September 15, 2026

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Do digital technologies truly help address existing vulnerabilities? Or do they risk reinforcing certain forms of exclusion or creating new ones? Under what conditions can they help ensure effective access to care for populations most isolated from healthcare systems? We welcome submissions focusing on any national or regional experiences that shed light on the challenges of digital health in contexts of vulnerability and remote access to care (particularly in French overseas territories, Arctic regions, Africa, etc.)

Ecology and Sovereignty in the Digital Realm: Between Conflict and Alignment - “Terminal” Journal No. 144 - Deadline (abstract) by October 30, 2026

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While the concept of sovereignty is sparking renewed interest in the digital sphere, its relationship with ecological paradigms remains largely unexplored, although some recent publications have addressed this line of research. Indeed, in the name of digital sovereignty, new and increasingly redundant infrastructures are being built with the aim of providing better connectivity and increased computing and storage capacities.

International Environmental Review (REIS) — Varia — Deadline (abstract) by October 4, 2026

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For its thirteenth issue, the biannual international environmental journal (RIES) published by ASPROBIO AGM (Association for the Protection of Biodiversity and the Adoption of Sustainable Practices) invites readers to examine and delve deeper into the latest highlights of environmental news. The journal therefore invites readers to explore and analyze environmental developments from the past six months.

Ubiquitous Pollutants – Gustave Eiffel University (Noisy-le-Grand) – On-site Study Day, October 7 and 8, 2026 – Registration Required

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This event will bring together young researchers from various disciplines within the social sciences to examine the ways in which ubiquitous forms of pollution—whether moral, health-related, political, scientific, or material in nature—are managed, particularly those that have only recently come to light. 

Transitions in the Space Field - Announcement in English – Toulouse Jean Jaurès University - Abstract Deadline: August 28, 2026

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There has recently been a resurgence of interest in the space sector and the emergence of new private actors. The space sector has therefore undergone a number of changes, which this conference aims to examine. The goal of this event is to shed light on the various changes currently taking place in the space sector from the perspective of the humanities. 

Social Security, 80 Years Later: Dimensions and Prospects of Universality – ASF and Other Entities – Deadline (abstract) by October 2, 2026

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This call for papers focuses on the transformations of Social Security, 80 years after its creation, by examining the scope and limits of its universalist ambition. The event aims to bring together scholarly work analyzing developments in social protection, its modes of governance, the emergence of new risks, inequalities in access to rights, and territorial reconfigurations, in order to renew research perspectives on this central focus of social policy.

90th Anniversary of the Popular Front – National Assembly and Senate – On-site Symposium at the Senate on September 15 and 16, 2026 – Registration due by September 8, 2026

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Ninety years after this political event unfolded—the victory of the left in France and Spain, accompanied by a massive social movement and fierce opposition, against a threatening international backdrop— the time has come to examine the history and memory of the Popular Front at every level—from the local to the international—drawing on the most recent scholarship and renewed historiographical perspectives.

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