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Every year, the Association française pour l'histoire et l'étude du papier et des papeteries (AFHEPP) and the codicology team of the Institut des textes et manuscrits modernes (ITEM) jointly organize a study day devoted to paper, its history, manufacture, uses and trade.
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Call for expressions of interest and new themes for the creation of digital thematic groups 2026-2029.
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Conceived as part of the Patvie project (Passage d'âges et transition dans les parcours de vie entre vulnérabilité et émancipation), this seminar proposes to put these processes at the center of reflection and to question the social production of vulnerabilities and their institutional regulation through the prism of the notions of age transitions and life courses. Through various themes - health, family life, housing, commitment - the aim is to analyze how non-linear life trajectories put instituted modes of social regulation to the test.
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This first issue of volume 3 of the journal is in varia form and aims to deepen knowledge of urban planning policies in the face of the challenges of sustainable urbanization in Africa and materials. Contributions in this issue may focus on urban resilience, the impacts of urbanization, urban water and sanitation services and construction techniques.
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Contemporary crises, such as those caused by extreme climatic events or pandemics - notably that of Covid-19 - have revealed the capacity of societies to produce unprecedented forms of collective action, situated at the interface between citizen initiatives, social innovation and public action. Among these dynamics, the "emergency commons" constitute a fertile object of analysis for questioning the transformation of public action and modes of territorial governance.
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This call for papers for the journal Études Digitales examines the structural tensions and asymmetries that characterize the diffusion of open science between the global North and the South, using the analytical prism of the knowledge commons. It aims to go beyond a normative and standardizing vision of open science to explore alternative models of socio-technical architectures adapted to the economic, institutional and epistemological realities of Southern countries.
