Calls for papers

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Permanent call for thematic dossiers and articles for the " Varia " section of the journal Genre en séries is a multidisciplinary peer-reviewed journal devoted to gendered and, more broadly, cultural approaches to media productions. Qualifying in section CNU 71, under a distribution contract with the Presses universitaires de Bordeaux, it is a member of the OpenEdition Journals package.

Information source: "Revue des droits et des libertés fondamentaux" website (contribute tab).

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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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Historically structured around binary gender norms, physical, sporting and artistic activities (APSA) constitute spaces in which transidentites question gender categories, forms of categorization and modalities of recognition. Taking an interdisciplinary approach, this day will analyze the experiences of trans people in federal environments, in teaching, education and training contexts, and in so-called "alternative" spaces. It also aims to question the way in which trans people contribute, through their practices and experiences, to displacing, transforming or reconfiguring gender norms and the institutional frameworks of APSA.

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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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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.

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This symposium aims to advance understanding of the state of young people's social rights across Europe. It examines the situation of access to rights and the circumstances that enable or limit young people's engagement with social rights. We welcome contributions from early-career as well as more experienced researchers, policy-makers committed to the development of evidence- and rights-based youth policies who have carried out research-based analyses of their work, and practitioners (including activists) involved in supporting young people to access their social rights.

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Ecofeminisms, as radical social movements and theories at the crossroads of feminism, political ecology and religious studies, oppose head-on the generalization of a predatory relationship towards all forms of life. In the historical wake of protests against the colonial dispossessions inherited from modern capitalism, the advent of the nuclear age and globalization, ecofeminisms have sought to highlight the circular relationship between naturalization and feminization.

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Organized by CRIR AVS PACA (Centre Ressource pour les Intervenants auprès des Auteurs de Violences Sexuelles Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur), this symposium will explore the complexities of sexual consent at the intersection of the human and social sciences, medical sciences, law and professional practices. The aim is to analyze consent as a dynamic process, marked by power relationships, vulnerabilities, social norms and psychological issues, particularly in the field of sexual violence and support for perpetrators, both adults and minors. The event aims to promote interdisciplinary dialogue on contemporary uses of the notion of consent, its evaluation and clinical, educational, social, institutional and judicial support.

The symposium will explore consent as a dynamic process, based on a cross-reading of human and social sciences, medical sciences and law, in relation to professional practices. It is aimed at professionals concerned by these issues (carers, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, educators, professionals in the judicial, penitentiary and medico-social fields, etc.), as well as academics, researchers and students engaged in reflection on sexual violence, sexuality and consent.

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At the beginning of the 21st century, with globalization taking hold of our pluralistic societies, the issues of languages, identities (social and political) and individual rights have become nodal themes for the world as it reshapes itself. Paradoxically, globalization has made it possible not to compartmentalize, standardize - or even normalize - the 6,700 (re)known languages and 7,000 ethnic groups that interact in the legal-normative (rights of States, customs, heteronomies) and economic system it encloses, but, on the contrary, to think modernity in terms of freedom, security and democracy, and thus to open up new language practices.