Calls for papers

presentation (extracts) instructions

Each issue of Nouvelles Questions Féministes deals with a theme proposed by a coordinating group, made up of members of the magazine's editorial board and possibly external specialists. The magazine accepts off-theme proposals for the Champ libre section at all times, and reserves the Grand angle section for thematic contributions. NQF regularly issues calls for contributions on these themes, but not always, when, for example, an issue is put together following a symposium that the editorial board has deemed of interest to the magazine.

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This is one of the questions that will drive the 6th edition of the colloquium for doctoral students and young doctors, entitled "Actualité et réactions du droit", to be held on November 17, 2026 at the Faculté de Droit et de Sciences politiques in Nantes. The aim is to discuss and study the various reactions of the law to events of varying degrees of importance. While the law may give the impression of feeding on current events, it also appears that certain subjects and certain types of events do not lead to any evolution, or even lead the legislator to go back on acquired legal norms.

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Vulnerability thus reveals the diversity through which it can be addressed - in terms of disciplines (sociologies of vulnerable publics, sociology of public action, political science, geography, epidemiology, history, ...), methods (qualitative, quantitative, mixed, action research, ...), fields and objects of investigation. We invite doctoral students from a variety of disciplines to question vulnerability, (...).

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The 7ᵉ edition of the Congress broadened the scope of analysis by systemically integrating the five fundamental pillars of climate action: (1) mitigation, (2) adaptation, (3) loss and damage, (4) resilience and (5) finance, marking an essential conceptual transition towards an integrated and territorialized vision of climate change, in line with international scientific and political priorities.

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Echoing the many recent works devoted to this subject, this study day proposes to revisit the diversity of marginal mobilities. The aim is also to reflect on the epistemology of marginalized mobilities within geographical studies.

Whether willingly or unwillingly, consciously or unconsciously, politicized or, on the contrary, invisible, some mobilities can be described as marginal. Taking up and mobilizing the center-periphery explanatory scheme in the light of mobilities, this study day proposes to question any movement made in a situation of marginality, whether social (children, the elderly, prostitution, dead bodies, disabled people), economic (poverty, homelessness) or political (minorities, undocumented migrants).

This theme has been the subject of numerous works, such as the organization in November 2016 at Marne-la-Vallée of the colloquium dedicated to "mobilités marginales, mobilités dans les marges, marges mobiles", which gave rise to a publication in 2019 (Bernier, 2019) or the program for the agrégation externe de géographie on the France of the margins in 2019. The aim of this study day is to reinvestigate this theme in the light of recent research. We will also reflect on the epistemology of marginalized mobilities in our discipline. The aim is also to reflect on the epistemology of marginalized mobilities in our discipline.

This day is open to all researchers mobilizing a spatial approach, whether geographers or not. Proposals from young researchers, including master's students, are welcome. Proposals may fall within (or go beyond) the following themes:

[Axe 1] The role of mobility in the construction and revelation of margins

[Axis 2] Marginal mobilities, chosen or undergone: seeking the margins or escaping them?

[3] Marginalized mobilities in and by the geographical discipline: epistemological and reflexive approaches to isolated subjects of study

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The Cahiers de sociologie économique et culturelle (University of Le Havre -ISEC (Institute of Economic and Cultural Sociology) has created a new section: my thesis in two pages.

Permanent link to the journal

https://sociologieeconomique.org/

Introducing the column

By creating this section, the magazine wishes to contribute to the promotion of research work carried out within the framework of a thesis whose subject is in line with its editorial project.

• Axis 1: economic sociology and anthropology - economic structures and behaviors - the embedding of activities and representations linked to economic objects: work, business, exchanges, consumption, money... (cf. Karl Polanyi) - under- or mal-development.
• Axis 2: the economic and/or cultural dimensions of encounters between peoples - nations, groups and cultures - the international movement of people: tourism, mobility and migration - racism and discrimination - translations and transfers - the place of these themes in education and training.
• Axis 3: the institutional, economic and social dimensions of artistic creation, cultural and sporting activities, both professional and non-professional, and their contribution to the education and training of individuals - the occupation of free or non-working time - commodification and integration of digital tools and social networks at work in these fields.

Modalities of contribution

In order to broaden the audience for their work, we invite PhDs who have recently defended their thesis to publish a summary. In a maximum of three pages (approx. 1400 words), this text will present the object of the research, the methodology and the results obtained, as well as a few bibliographical elements.

There isno deadline. Texts received and accepted by the editorial board are published in the current issue as they are received and processed.

Submissions must be comprehensible to a non-specialist reader and in line with the magazine's orientations.

Permanent link to the journal

https://sociologieeconomique.org/

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This congress aims to analyze the links between environment, health and social inequalities through interdisciplinary approaches mobilizing social sciences, public health, anthropology and environmental policies. Topics will include health risks, environmental inequalities, social justice, mental health, ecological transition and digital issues.

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The international system is based on a set of relationships between states, international organizations and non-state actors, framed by international law and multilateralism to preserve peace and organize global governance. However, since the end of the Cold War, this order has undergone a profound crisis, marked by geopolitical conflicts, power rivalries, the fragmentation of international institutions and the emergence of new forms of hybrid and informational conflict. At the same time, the global South, notably through the BRICS+, is asserting its growing strategic autonomy and challenging Western domination and the established international order. Against this backdrop, the Sahel is a telling example of the limits of multilateralism in the face of persistent security, political and economic crises. These mutations underline the need to rethink the international system and its governance mechanisms to meet contemporary challenges. In line with the above, the Revue de L'EMP-ABB is collecting articles for an issue on the international system.

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On December 13, 2006, the United Nations General Assembly unanimously adopted the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Twenty years on, it is worth noting that disabled people in Africa unfortunately continue to face numerous difficulties in accessing healthcare, information, education, decent employment and empowerment. They are also the daily victims of stigmatization, rejection and marginalization. This state of affairs contributes in no small measure to the flagrant violation of even the most fundamental rights guaranteed by national and international legislation.

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The African continent, and in particular the Sahel region, is facing a multidimensional crisis marked by insecurity, armed conflict, weakened states and socio-economic difficulties. These crises are closely linked to problems of governance, tensions over resources and changing power relations. The aim of this call for papers is to collect and publish articles on issues of sustainable development in Africa, insecurity, resilience and local dynamics, as well as on subjects relating to the design of public policies better adapted to African realities.