(Announcement Calenda 1146584)

Focusing on the colonial question in the exile press, the congress aims to discuss the liminality of experiences of occupation, dissidence, clandestinity and banishment in their relation to political expatriation, both in terms of the similarities of their psychological impact and the circulations they tend to foster. The aim is to encourage studies that explore the ideas, images and debates around colonialism and colonial realities mobilized by exile periodicals, both in their diversity and by highlighting convergences and divergences.

(Announcement Calenda 1146584)

Focusing on the colonial question in the exile press, the congress aims to discuss the liminality of experiences of occupation, dissidence, clandestinity and banishment in their relation to political expatriation, both in terms of the similarities of their psychological impact and the circulations they tend to foster. The aim is to encourage studies that explore the ideas, images and debates around colonialism and colonial realities mobilized by exile periodicals, both in their diversity and by highlighting convergences and divergences.

(Announcement Calenda 1146584)

Focusing on the colonial question in the exile press, the congress aims to discuss the liminality of experiences of occupation, dissidence, clandestinity and banishment in their relation to political expatriation, both in terms of the similarities of their psychological impact and the circulations they tend to foster. The aim is to encourage studies that explore the ideas, images and debates around colonialism and colonial realities mobilized by exile periodicals, both in their diversity and by highlighting convergences and divergences.

(Announcement Calenda 1146584)

Focusing on the colonial question in the exile press, the congress aims to discuss the liminality of experiences of occupation, dissidence, clandestinity and banishment in their relation to political expatriation, both in terms of the similarities of their psychological impact and the circulations they tend to foster. The aim is to encourage studies that explore the ideas, images and debates around colonialism and colonial realities mobilized by exile periodicals, both in their diversity and by highlighting convergences and divergences.

(Listing Calenda 1146060)

1 Framework (summary)

The Institut international d'histoire du notariat invites applications for the Prix Frochot 2024. This €1,500 prize is intended to reward a published written, audiovisual or artistic work - individual or collective - contributing to a better knowledge of the history of the notarial profession, whether French or not.

2 Deadline for entries before 19 06 2024.

(Announcement Calenda 1145974)

1 Framework (summary)

The Institut international d'histoire du notariat invites applications for the Prix Favard de Langlade 2024. This prize is intended to reward a recent unpublished work of a scientific nature - a thesis or dissertation - contributing to a better knowledge of the history of the notarial profession, whether French or foreign.

2 The deadline for applications is 19 06 2024.

(Listing Calenda 1145929)

1 Framework (summary)

The journal Sociologie du travail awards an annual Prix des jeunes auteur(ice)s. This call for submissions is open to young researchers or students who are enrolled in a thesis or who have defended their thesis no more than two years before the deadline for submissions, and whose work falls within the scope of the journal.

GIP - IERDJ - Vendôme Prize (criminal law, criminal procedure or criminal sciences) - application deadline 13 04 2024 via the IERDJ website

Information sources GIP - IERDJ - ("collaborate" then "apply for a prize" on the first page of the GIP-IERDJ website)

1 Summary of the prize

GIP - IERDJ - Carbonnier Prize (law or justice) - application deadline 13 04 2024 via the IERDJ website

Information sources GIP - IERDJ - ("collaborate" then "apply for a prize" on the first page of the GIP-IERDJ website)

1 Summary of the award

Created in 2005, the Prix Jean Carbonnier rewards work resulting from a thesis or first book on law or justice, regardless of the humanities and social sciences discipline concerned.

Information source: "colloques et conférences" section of the Conseil d'État website.

Conseil d'État - State and social partners: organizing and regulating the world of work - Colloquium (on site, in video and recorded) 05 04 2024 from 09:30 to 17:00 (Paris) - registration required