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Childhood Violence: Identifying, Addressing, and Preventing – EHESS (Paris) – Deadline (abstract) by December 31, 2026

Calenda Announcement 1,437,121 (excerpts)

The symposium “Violence Against Children: Recognizing, Addressing, and Preventing” aims to explore the field of hidden violence against children from a multidisciplinary perspective. It will seek to bring together diverse perspectives and disciplinary approaches on the political dimension of intangible or hidden violence against children, in order to enrich social science research and studies with cross-disciplinary perspectives.

"Trajectoires" Journal (CIERA) – Franco-German Approach – Call for Papers: "SynThèses" Section – Thesis Abstracts – Deadline: December 31, 2026

Calenda Announcement 1,439,918 (excerpts)

Have you recently defended a Franco-German dissertation in the humanities and social sciences? Publish an abstract inTrajectoires No. 20 (to be published in spring 2027), the journal for young Franco-German researchers! Through the “SynThèses” section, our peer-reviewed academic journal offers you the opportunity to give your research international and transdisciplinary visibility.

"Trajectoires" Journal (CIERA) – Franco-German approach – Call for submissions for "Varia" (for the "Perspectives" section) – Deadline (article proposals) by December 15, 2026

Calenda Announcement 1,439,927 (excerpts)

Trajectoires is the journal of young Franco-German researchers at the Interdisciplinary Center for Studies and Research on Germany (CIERA). Its mission is to contribute to the emergence and development of a generation of authors open to interdisciplinarity and committed to fostering, through its diversity, dialogue between French-speaking and German-speaking communities.

Extended Producer Responsibility: A Tool for Governing This Issue? – Journal “Sustainable Development and Territories” – Deadline (abstract): December 12, 2026

The journal *Développement Durable et Territoires* is issuing a call for papers for a special issue focusing on “extended producer responsibility” (EPR) systems and their role in the governance of this issue in our societies. This issue aims to explore, through various approaches, how EPR systems are organized, regulated, conceptualized, and critiqued in response to the socio-environmental challenges posed by waste management and end-of-life products.

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