Calls for papers

Calendars 2026 calls for papers 2026 (end of life / palliative care) referenced by Plateforme nationale pour la recherche sur la fin de vie - several application deadlines in 2026

These 2026 calendars and the various 2026 calls for papers issued by numerous sponsoring organizations can be consulted on the Plateforme nationale pour la recherche sur la fin de vie website ("opportunities" tabs, then "calls for papers") via the link below:

https://www.plateforme-recherche-findevie.fr/veille-appels-communications

Calenda announcement 1 404 683 (extracts)

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.

Announcement Calenda 1 399 210 (extracts)

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.

Announcement Calenda 1400 864

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.

Announcement Calenda 1 400 511

Since the 2020s, Moroccan agricultural workers have been the focus of growing media attention (demands, worsening living conditions), and institutional players are stepping up programs to manage temporary labor mobility between Morocco and Europe. This emergence of agricultural workers, who have long been invisible in public debate and political agendas, is correlated with a growing interest in the question of agricultural work in the social sciences and humanities. With this in mind, the aim of this study day is to examine the major dynamics of agricultural work from the point of view of Moroccan workers, both locally and in the diaspora, as well as in political and social imaginations.

Announcement Calenda 1 400 829 (extracts)

We welcome applications from researchers specializing in energy and colonial history to participate in a series of online roundtables on the colonial histories of energy, which will take place in late summer 2026.

Announcement Calenda 1 402 310 (extracts)

The underdevelopment of African states cannot be reduced to a lack of resources; it is largely due to the mismanagement of these resources. Indeed, the continent has an abundance of resources, both natural and human. There are major mineral deposits, such as gold, diamonds, oil, gas, cobalt, uranium, bauxite, copper, coltan, manganese, iron and so on. There is no shortage of human resources to exploit these resources and accelerate development. The continent abounds in qualified human skills, such as engineers, technicians, doctors and professors. This congress on operational philosophy will examine a crucial question: can administrative ethics contribute to reducing corruption in African states?

Announcement Calenda 1 400 388 (extracts)

This call for papers invites us to explore housing in terms of distributive justice, recognition, ownership, regulation, territorial solidarity, financing, legal status, local governance and social vulnerability. This colloquium aims to take note of the complexity of the housing approach, which cannot be limited to an abstract opposition between housing as a commodity and housing as a right, but rather to think of it as a field of tension between several normative and institutional logics.

Announcement Calenda 1 396 031 (extracts)

This issue of Nouvelle revue du travail (NRT) looks at the growing importance of ecological issues in the world of work and, in so doing, the transformations of work and employment in the context of a major ecological crisis. This issue invites contributions devoted to the full range of professional activities, including polluting activities, potentially challenged by the objective of reducing greenhouse gas emissions or, on the contrary, marked by resistance to the greening of work, and activities a priori remote from environmental issues.

Calenda announcement 1 396 878 (extracts)

This call for papers focuses on the notion of permission in law, understood as a category. The event aims to question its theoretical status, diversity and functions, distinguishing in particular the different forms of permissive acts (authorization, tolerance, empowerment). It also aims to analyze the growing role of authorization mechanisms in contemporary legal systems, marked by logics of prior control. At the crossroads of general legal theory and the branches of positive law, the aim is to clarify the place of permission in the typology of norms and its practical implications.