Calls for papers

Consumer law

• Reflecting on Disaster in the Humanities: Representations, Discourses, and Experiences of Contemporary Crises – “Mémoires” Journal, Ivory Coast – Deadline (abstract): February 28, 2027

  Posted online on September 8, 2026

  Calenda Listing 1,431,277 (excerpts)

  Contemporary societies are marked by crises: natural disasters, health crises, economic collapses, armed conflicts, forced displacement, and ecological disruptions. These events give rise to narratives, images, institutional discourses, and lived experiences that deserve to be examined by the humanities and social sciences.

   

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• "Espaces africains" Journal – Call for Papers: Varia – Deadline (for articles): October 30, 2026

  Posted online on September 8, 2026

  Calenda Announcement 1,427,688 (excerpts)

  This call for papers, intended for the December 2026 “Varia” issue of the journal Espaces Africains, focuses on spatial issues in African societies. It aims to bring together original research in the humanities and social sciences that analyzes the territorial, social, political, economic, and environmental dynamics at work on the African continent. The goal is to promote multidisciplinary approaches and disseminate scientific knowledge that is useful to the academic community, decision-makers, and the general public.

   

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• Atlantic Africa, South-South Partnerships, and Morocco’s Global Position – FSJES Fez (Morocco), Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, and other institutions - deadline (abstract) October 15, 2026

  Posted online on September 8, 2026

  Calenda Ad 1,427,959 (excerpts)

  Through seven key areas—the Royal Initiative to Provide Sahel Countries with Access to the Atlantic, mega-infrastructure projects, Moroccan investments abroad, continental integration via the AfCFTA, technological and legal transitions, territorial development of the southern provinces, and tourism—the symposium brings together researchers, policymakers, and experts to analyze the drivers of renewed South-South cooperation, based on economic complementarity, investment security, and sustainable regional integration, with the goal of producing operational recommendations to support the territorial development of Dakhla-Oued Eddahab.

   

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• Living a Sustainable Lifestyle as a Family. Is Environmental Sustainability a New Family Concern? – “Recherches familiales” Journal, No. 25 (January 2028) – Submission deadline (articles): May 15, 2027

  Posted online on September 7, 2026

  Calenda Announcement 1,431,350 (excerpts)

  This is the first time that the journal *Recherches familiales* has issued a call for papers focused on how environmental issues are addressed within and by families. While these issues are now widely debated in general terms, “simplicity” within the family remains a little-known topic, and the family dynamics surrounding consumption and simplicity remain a subject worth exploring.

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• “Journal of Applied Economics and Organizational Management” (REAMO) (Mali) – Call for Papers: “Varia” – Article Submission – Deadline: December 15, 2026

  Posted online September 3, 2026

  Calenda Announcement 1,431,125 (excerpts)

  The Journal of Applied Economics and Management of Organizations (JAEMO) publishes scholarly articles in the fields of economics and management, as well as in related disciplines. Today, these fields have evolved and intersect with other disciplines, thereby enriching their scope and impact. JAEMO aims to promote rigorous, original, and innovative scientific research. The journal accepts submissions in French and English and is published twice a year (June and December).

   

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• Illegal Markets and Criminal Organizations - Journal “L’Année sociologique” - Deadline (abstract) September 28, 2026

  Posted online September 3, 2026

  Calenda Announcement 1,430,597 (excerpts)

  L’Année sociologique is issuinga call for papers in preparation for a special issue on the topic of illegal markets and criminal organizations. This call for papers aims to examine the functioning of illegal markets and criminal organizations through the lens of mechanism-basedexplanations. We invite authors to submit empirical papers that identify the social mechanism—or chain of mechanisms—atworkin a given case.

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• Journal “Law, Society, and Power” (JLSA) Volume 16, Issue 1 — March 2027 (Algeria) - (various areas of law) - deadline: December 20, 2026

  Posted online September 3, 2026

  Calenda Announcement 1,431,227 (excerpts)

  This issue is devoted to the study of contemporary transformations in law, political science, international relations, governance, and state-society relations. It features original and rigorous research—particularly from theoretical, empirical, comparative, and interdisciplinary perspectives—on current developments in institutions, legal systems, political power, and international affairs.

   

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• The Fundamental Concepts of Civil Liability in OHADA Law – CREDIJ (Africa) Publications – Deadline (abstract) by September 30, 2026

  Posted online August 27, 2026

  Calenda Announcement 1,426,789 (excerpts)

  What if the cornerstone of OHADA business law were not found in the Uniform Acts? This is the very paradox we seek to explore in the collective work edited by Roch Gnahoui DAVID, Salim M. YAYA-OVE, and Reagan INTOLE: “The Fundamental Concepts of Civil Liability in OHADA Law.” OHADA celebrated its 30th anniversary by establishing a framework for economic instruments (corporations, security interests, insolvency proceedings, etc.). This call for papers invites scholars and practitioners to engage in an in-depth doctrinal discussion centered on five key areas: the architecture of legal sources; fault and the triggering event; the rationalization of damages; ADR (arbitration, mediation); and future perspectives (digital issues, environmental damage).

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• War and Economic Law – AIDE-RIDE (Belgium) – Deadline (abstract) by September 30, 2026

  Posted online August 27, 2026

  Calenda Listing 1,429,784 (excerpts)

  War has never completely disappeared, and situations of armed conflict have multiplied in recent times to such an extent that the phenomenon can be interpreted as a resurgence of conflict. Consider the wars in Ukraine, Iran, and other regions. This shows that economic globalization has not brought peace. Moreover, war is not easy to define, as it can take many different forms across a spectrum of conflict intensity. All forms of war are the subject of this conference: these may include classic armed conflicts as well as unarmed conflicts, which are now referred to as “atypical” war (D. Mainguy, 2023).

  The aim is to examine the connections with economic law. War is primarily the concern of public international law, as well as its specialized branches such as humanitarian law. This event aims to examine the phenomenon of war from the perspective of economic law, through its methods, instruments, sanctions, and so on. How, then, can we understand war—in all its forms—within the framework of economic law? Its focus, however, is not war itself, nor its antonym, peace. Rather, it centers on economic relations. Nevertheless, war has repercussions on the economy such that the economic stakes of a war necessarily call for reflection in terms of economic law.

  Issues to Be Examined

  The conference does not aim to provide an exhaustive analysis of the questions raised by the relationship between war and economic law. Its goal is to shed new light on the subject through the study of both an “economic law of war” and a “law of economic war.”

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• Farmers’ Adaptation Strategies in the Face of Climate Change and Food Insecurity – “NGABAN-DIBOLEL. African Journal of Social Responsibility and Sustainable Management” – Deadline (abstract): October 30, 2026

  Posted online on July 24, 2026

  Calenda Announcement 1,416,632 (excerpts)

  The journal NGABAN-DIBOLEL is issuing a call for interdisciplinary contributions to promote scientific reflection on farmers’ strategies for adapting to climate change, in relation to the challenges of food security, sustainable rural development, and regional resilience. This call also aims to foster dialogue among researchers, public policymakers, farmers’ organizations, development practitioners, legal experts, environmentalists, economists, geographers, sociologists, and agricultural scientists regarding current transformations in food and agricultural systems.

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