(Calenda announcement 945822)

The Institut d'histoire du droit Jean Gaudemet of the University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas, in collaboration with the Institut de recherche Montesquieu of the University of Bordeaux and the Institut universitaire de France, organizes seminar sessions that take place at the Collège Sainte-Barbe, in the Collinet room (4 rue Valette, 75005 Paris, 3rd floor), on Fridays from 2:30 to 4:30 pm. The sessions are public. They can also be followed online by writing to humanisme.juridique[at]gmail.com.

Cour de cassation - The next direct (May 2022 - June 2022) Conferences or colloquiums - Paris (registration required).

Sources of information: "the next direct" section of the Cour de cassation website.

(Calenda announcement 947845)

This seminar builds on the work brought to light by the two previous Frontiers seminars (2017-2019) in order to extend them and to deepen the questions raised during the multidisciplinary study day "Writing the border" which took place in November 2020. The collective continues its reflection on the border space that the Mediterranean represents, a space that reveals the polysemy that the concept deploys.

IMéRA - Call for applications AMU FELLOW host in delegation at IMéRA - Deadline for participation 24 January 2022

Sources : email of 14 12 2021 at 18h32 from IMéRA to the units

1 General presentation

Launch of the AMU FELLOW call for applications: IMéRA delegation for AMU professors

The AMU Fellow call consists of six-month fellowships (first semester 2022-23 or second semester 2022-23) within one of the

(Announcement Calenda 933148)

We are looking for an ethnoecology internship at the Ecology Systematic Evolution Laboratory (ESE, Paris Saclay University) on the theme of human-predator relations in peri-urban environments.) integrating life sciences or with a strong interest in biodiversity management issues, or a student in life sciences with proven knowledge and experience in one or more relevant disciplines in SHS, and highly motivated by conducting qualitative surveys.

(Calenda announcement 934369)

(Announcement Calenda 937894)

The competition of the National Observatory of Student Life (OVE) is open to master's (M1 and M2) and doctoral students of all disciplines who have successfully defended a research paper or a doctoral thesis on a theme related to the living and studying conditions of students and which is in line with the research interests and themes of the OVE. Two prizes are awarded: a master's prize and a doctoral prize (Louis Gruel prize) of 3,000 euros.

(Calenda announcement 940732)

The Robert Mallet Prize is intended to encourage research in the history of education in the broadest sense of the term (history of teaching, history of educational policies, but also history of family, continuing and informal education, possibly with a comparative dimension). This prize, initially awarded by the Amiens Academy every two years, has been awarded by the History Committee of the Ministry of Education (CHIMEN) since 1 September 2021.

(Calenda Announcement 940577)

The Association will award a prize for a thesis on the following topics, in order of preference

order, on :

1- Auguste Comte and positivism in the 19th and 20th centuries

2- History and philosophy of science in the 19th century

3- Politics and social sciences in the 19th century

This thesis (or PhD) must have been defended within the last five years.

(Announcement Calenda 940577)

The Association is awarding a sum to help fund and encourage research on

research on, in order of preference, :

1- Auguste Comte and positivism in the 19th and 20th centuries

2- History and philosophy of science in the 19th century

3- Politics and social sciences in the 19th century

This research work will make use of the documentary resources of the

of the Auguste Comte House.