Calls for papers

Announcement Calenda 1033883)

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

(Announcement Calenda 1165020)

The Revue d'Histoire Méditerranéenne, indexed in ERIH Plus and Arcif, classified in category B by the DGRSDT, is a biannual journal of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of the University of Bejaia, open to contributions in Amazigh, Arabic, English, French and Spanish, invites contributions for a "Varia" issue to be published in December 2024.

(Announcement Calenda 1171947)

The symposium focuses on housing policies in Maghreb and Mediterranean countries, particularly in the wake of the 2008 international financial crisis and the crises that have affected Maghreb countries in the wake of the Arab Spring.

(Announcement Calenda 1172600)

For its ninth issue, the Revue internationale environnementale semestrielle (RIES) from ASPROBIO AGM (an association for the protection of biodiversity and the adoption of marker gestures) invites us to reflect on and explore the highlights of current environmental events. The magazine therefore invites readers to explore and question the environmental news of the last six months and the following six months. Papers on recent world events are welcome. Papers may address the topics listed or any other subject, depending on scientific disciplines and methods. They may cross several axes.

(Announcement Calenda 1174315)

At a time when new environmental standards are being defined, when natural resources are the subject of heated debate, it seems important to revisit the question from a long-term perspective, with an eye to transformations, continuities and discontinuities, accelerations or stagnations, and thresholds of reversibility in the exploitation of resources. These meetings will focus more specifically on the role of natural resources, and not just energy, in these rhythms of development and evolution, in the context of the long history of Western Europe and the Mediterranean up to the 19th century.

(Announcement Calenda 1175338)

In June 2025, France will host the third United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice, with some 120 heads of state and government, but above all hundreds of specialists and institutional and non-institutional players. This time of debate and sharing on the future of the oceans is an opportunity for the historical discipline to take up these issues. The focus of this international symposium is the Mediterranean - not just the sea, but the Mediterranean world as a whole. Mediterranean studies have been intrinsically linked with the "environment" since the pioneering work of Fernand Braudel. Today, environmental history no longer questions the Braudelian milieu alone, but the whole range of human and non-human interactions with the environment. The aim of this symposium is to take a fresh look at the Mediterranean through the lens of environmental history.

(Announcement Calenda 1172600)

For its ninth issue, the Revue internationale environnementale semestrielle (RIES) from ASPROBIO AGM (an association for the protection of biodiversity and the adoption of marker gestures) invites us to reflect on and explore the highlights of current environmental events. The magazine therefore invites readers to explore and question the environmental news of the last six months and the following six months. Papers on recent world events are welcome. Papers may address the topics listed or any other subject, depending on scientific disciplines and methods. They may cross several axes.

(Announcement Calenda 1172600)

For its ninth issue, the Revue internationale environnementale semestrielle (RIES) from ASPROBIO AGM (an association for the protection of biodiversity and the adoption of marker gestures) offers an opportunity to question and explore the highlights of current environmental events. The magazine therefore invites readers to explore and question the environmental news of the last six months and the following six months. Papers on recent world events are welcome. Papers may address the topics listed or any other subject, depending on scientific disciplines and methods. They may cross several axes.

(Calenda Announcement 1178458)

Managing "equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility" (EDIA) in the workplace is not a new issue in Canada: federal employment equity legislation now dates back over thirty years. However, in recent years, in the wake of the Aboriginal Reconciliation Program and the #MeToo and Black Lives Matters movements, there seems to have been a growing interest in this issue. This craze is part of an ever-changing world of work: changes due, among other things, to the irruption of information and communication technologies in labour relations, the aging of the Canadian population and labour shortages. This raises the question of EDIA's place in the face of these constant changes in the workplace.

(Announcement Calenda 1180103)

Structured in several sessions from November 2024 to April 2025, the research seminar in diplomatic and contemporary history "Vu du Quai", in reference to the memoirs of French ambassador Henri Froment-Meurice (1923-2018), proposes to address a range of issues relating to the history of French diplomatic relations in the 20th and 21st centuries. This seminar is open to established researchers, young researchers and doctoral students who wish to promote their work and take part in the discussions taking place within this framework. Professionals working in the fields of archives, heritage and diplomacy are also invited to participate, in order to reinforce the cross-fertilization of disciplines and expertise. Master 2 students are also invited to submit a presentation of their research dissertation, subject to a detailed presentation of scientific rigor submitted in advance.