Manifestation

Calenda Announcement 1,433,718 (excerpts)

This symposium continues, in the form of a research initiative that is both scientific and professional, the work begun during the first “FontjoncouseMeetings”—Gourmet Tourism Destinations of 2022. While continuing to build on the overarching theme of specific dynamics at the local level and zonal dynamics at the regional level, this year’s discussions will focus on the theme: tastes, tastings, and local taste preferences.

Calenda Announcement 1,433,644 (excerpts)

The project“Queer Characters in TV Series” aims to examine the forms, narratives, and cultural circulation of these figures through at least four research areas. The goal is to understand how issues of queerness are expressed not only as motifs that contribute to an iconology of queer bodies and sensibilities,but also as devices of performance or reappropriable representations, whose agency extends beyond their original fictional contexts.

Calenda Announcement 1,433,725 (excerpts)

This symposium brings together researchers specializing in violence committed by adults against children in educational settings, focusing on three themes:

 1) Gender-based and sexual violence through the lens of socialization in educational settings, 

2) The disciplining of bodies and minds in educational settings,

3) The school system and violence. 

Calenda Announcement 1,433,006 (excerpts)

This conference aims to examine, from a long-term perspective, the regulation of occupational, industrial, and environmental risks through a comparative analysis of the activities of labor inspection and the inspection of classified facilities.

Calenda Announcement 1,433,221 (excerpts)

The “Thinking About the Maritime” seminar aims to examine maritime spaces as historical, political, economic, and cultural phenomena. The goal is to analyze the societies, movements, conflicts, and forms of power that unfold at sea and along coastlines, while reflecting on methods and innovative approaches in the humanities and social sciences. This seminar thus aims to foster dialogue between different disciplinary approaches and to better understand the role of the maritime in the study of societies.

Calenda Announcement 1,433,054 (excerpts)

This international and interdisciplinary symposium, organized to mark Marie Cornu’s retirement, aims to explore some of the major areas of research that have shaped and informed her work, while connecting them to contemporary issues in the law and policies surrounding cultural heritage.

Calenda Announcement 1,433,584 (excerpts)

The conference aims to examine housing beyond the mere issue of access to property or a right. Over the course of two days, researchers, professionals, and those directly affected will exchange perspectives on the tensions surrounding housing: the right to housing versus the right to property, the market versus solidarity, public policy versus local realities, and access to housing versus the actual ability to live in a home.

Calenda Announcement 1,433,298 (excerpts)

The French Association for the History and Study of Paper and Paper Mills (AFHEPP) and the Institute for Modern Texts and Manuscripts (ITEM-CNRS/ENS) are jointly organizing a one-day symposium on “Current Trends in Research on the History of Paper,” to be held in Paris on October 16, 2026. The proceedings of the workshop will be published online.

Calenda Listing 1,432,973 (excerpts)

Summary

The Office of Data, Research, and Evaluation of the General Directorate of the Penitentiary Administration, in collaboration with the Health Division of the Department of Social Policies and Partnerships of the General Directorate of the Penitentiary Administration, is organizing a study day on October 13, 2026, entitled “Health in Detention: Addictions, Loss of Autonomy, and Suicide Risk Prevention Through the Lens of Mental Health.”

Introduction

Calenda Announcement 1,433,132 (excerpts)

From January 12 to 15, 2027, in Strasbourg, the Hubert Curien Interdisciplinary Institute and the Center for International and European Studies are hosting three days dedicated to animal law and one day on ethology as applied to law and ethics.