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Produce, inhabit, govern. Le logement et l'habitat face aux transitions sociales et environnementales - Colloque sur site 04 06 2026 et 05 06 2026 - Université de Rennes II

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The "young researchers" study days organized by GIS REHAL aim to encourage scientific exchanges between young researchers (PhD students and young PhD students) working on housing and habitat, and to help them publicize their work. They also seek to strengthen dialogue between disciplines, by examining the ways in which each defines, analyzes and constitutes these issues as objects of study. Finally, they contribute to strengthening and renewing the scientific community of researchers working on the themes of living and housing in France.

Choosing sides - Study day on site 26 06 2026 - Université Lyon III - Registration

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The study day "Choisir son camp. Réseaux, pouvoirs et engagement nobiliaire (XVe-XVIIIe siècle)", organized by Graziella Gentet and Pierre-Jean Souriac (Université Jean Moulin Lyon III), will bring together eight researchers specializing in medieval and modern history to discuss forms of nobiliary commitment and power networks. It is supported by the Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3 and the Laboratoire de recherche historique Rhône-Alpes (LARHRA).

Ecofeminist postures and contemporary resistance - "Œconomia Humana" magazine (Canada) - deadline (abstract) 29 05 2026

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Ecofeminisms, as radical social movements and theories at the crossroads of feminism, political ecology and religious studies, oppose head-on the generalization of a predatory relationship towards all forms of life. In the historical wake of protests against the colonial dispossessions inherited from modern capitalism, the advent of the nuclear age and globalization, ecofeminisms have sought to highlight the circular relationship between naturalization and feminization.

Raymond Aron. Raison et liberté au XXIe siècle " - Colloque sur site du 09 06 2026 au 15 06 2026 - Centre culturel international de Cerisy 2, Le Château Cerisy-la-Salle, France (50) - registration

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Pontigny, 1928: Raymond Aron is invited by Paul Desjardins to take part in the Décades, a summer gathering at this Burgundy abbey of intellectuals and writers of the day. Cerisy, 1958: Raymond Aron organizes a meeting in this Normandy château to discuss the British historian Arnold Toynbee and his concept of civilizations. Two dates, two historic sites, but the same continuity: continuing the intellectual adventure initiated at the turn of the century by Paul Desjardins.

Diplomatie environnementale - Revue " Relations internationales " - deadline (abstract) before 30 05 2026

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From the perspective of Relations internationales, this dossier proposes to place environmental diplomacy within the interplay of "deep forces" that structure international relations: economic transformations, social dynamics, scientific productions, cultural representations and power relations. In so doing, it aims to capitalize on new research in environmental history, the history of capitalism and the history of science and technology, all of which have made environmental governance a central theme.

Ageing. Je vieillis, nous vieillissons: de la complexité des vieillissements pluriels - "Cahiers de systémique" - deadline (article proposals) before 30 11 2026

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This issue of Cahiers de systémique proposes to address a phenomenon that is widely shared but rarely dealt with from the point of view of the dynamics of complex systems: aging, understood as a biological process (cells, organs, organism), a biographical process (individual trajectories marked by ordeals, e.g. widowhood, loss of autonomy), and a collective process (demographic, institutional and cultural transformations).

Independence. A utopia? - The American (1776), French (1789) and Haitian (1804) revolutions in dialogue - Hybrid conference 13 05 2026 - IHA Paris - Registration

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How, in a world already marked by exchange and interdependence, did these three revolutions - each distinct in its aims and contexts - rethink the foundations of power, freedom and autonomy? Between universal ideals and local realities, were they able to reconcile sovereignty and transnational connections, or does independence remain an unfinished horizon?

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