Published by Éditions de l’EHESS, Condition humaine / conditions politiques (Human Condition / Political Conditions) was launched in December 2020. This new journal proposes to develop and disseminate French and international research devoted to anthropological readings of politics in the contemporary world. The journal is launching a call for papers for articles to be published in its “Varia” (miscellaneous) section. These substantive articles can explore a large diversity of issues, topics or themes, primarily in political anthropology.

Presentation

Published by Éditions de l’EHESS, Condition humaine / Conditions politiques (Human Condition / Political Conditions) was launched in December 2020. This new journal proposes to develop and disseminate French and international research devoted to anthropological readings of politics in the contemporary world.

It is grounded in the ethnographic method, in anthropological and historical knowledge, both about remote and near spaces, and in anthropological comparison. Its disciplinary boundaries overlap with those of other social and human sciences, historical and political sciences.

Condition humaine / Conditions politiques is a French biannual multilingual journal. The journal hosts articles in French, English, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.

Submission guidelines

The journal Condition Humaine / Conditions politiques is launching a call for papers for articles to be published in its "Varia" (miscellaneous) section. These substantive articles can explore a large diversity of issues, topics or themes, primarily in political anthropology, and should be from 25.000 to 45.000 characters.

They will be submitted to peer-review, and if sent to the journal before the end of June 2022, could be published from issue 5 of the journal, due to be on line at the beginning of 2023.

Articles should be sent to the following address: redaction.ch-cp@ehess.fr, and comply with the author's guidelines.

Comité scientifique

• Marc Abélès (CNRS/EHESS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Pierre Bouvier (Université Paris Nanterre, IIAC) – socio-anthropologie
• Denise Brennan (Georgetown University) – anthropologie
• Gérard Collomb (CNRS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Maria Couroucli (CNRS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Andrew Feenberg (Simon Fraser University) – philosophie
• Jean-François Gossiaux (EHESS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Nicole Lapierre (CNRS, IIAC) – socio-anthropologie
• Roberta Shapiro (ministère de la Culture, IIAC) – sociologie
• Martin de La Soudière (CNRS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Michael T. Taussig (Columbia University) – anthropologie

Comité de rédaction

• Pablo Antunha Barbosa (Universidade Federal do Sul da Bahia) – anthropologie
• Martina Avanza (Université de Lausanne, IEPI / CRAPUL) – science politique et anthropologie
• Michèle Baussant (CNRS, CEFRES) – anthropologie
• Alejandra Bello (Universidad El Bosque) – science politique
• Serena Boncompagni (EHESS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• David Manuel Bozzini (Université de Fribourg) – anthropologie
• Agnès Callu (ministère de la Culture, IIAC) – histoire
• Yerko Castro Neira (Universidad Iberoamericana) – anthropologie
• Pierre-Antoine Chardel (Institut Mines-Télécom, IIAC) – socio-philosophie
• Éric Chauvier (École nationale supérieure d’architecture de Versailles) – anthropologie
• Riccardo Ciavolella (CNRS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Karine Clément (CNRS, CRESPPA-GTM) – sociologie
• Kathleen Coll (University of San Francisco) – anthropologie
• Marie Cuillerai (Université Paris-Diderot, LCSP) – philosophie
• Mathias Dambuyant-Wargny (EHESS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Vera Lúcia da Silva (Universidade Federal do Sul da Bahia) – anthropologie
• Lynda Dematteo (CNRS, IIAC) – anthropologie et science politique
• Ivaylo Ditchev (Université de Sofia) – anthropologie
• Allen F. Roberts (University of California, Los Angeles) – anthropologie
• María Inés Fernández Alvarez (CONICET/Universidad de Buenos Aires) – anthropologie
• Elena Filippova (Institut d’ethnologie et d'anthropologie de l'Académie des sciences de Russie, Moscou) – anthropologie
• Michela Fusaschi (Università Roma Tre) – anthropologie
• Mélanie Gourarier (CNRS, LEGS) – anthropologie
• Charlotte Grégoreski (EHESS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Kyra Grieco (EHESS, LISST/CAS) – anthropologie
• Paula Guerra (Universidade do Porto, Instituto de Sociologia) – sociologie
• Chrystèle Guilloteau (CNRS, IIAC) – secrétariat général IIAC
• Benoit Hazard (CNRS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Amber Huff (Institute of Development Studies) – anthropologie
• Mark Hunyadi (UCLouvain) – philosophie
• David Inglis (University of Helsinki) – sociologie
• Daniela Jacob (EHESS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Maïté Maskens (ULB, Laboratoire d’anthropologie des mondes contemporains) – anthropologie
• Sabrina Melenotte (IRD, URMIS) – anthropologie
• Julie Métais (ULB, Laboratoire d'anthropologie des mondes contemporains/Marie Curie) – anthropologie
• Yoann Morvan (CNRS, Idemec) – anthropologie
• Catherine Neveu (CNRS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Florence Neveux (CNRS, IIAC) – secrétariat de rédaction
• Jean-Bernard Ouédraogo (CNRS/EHESS, IIAC) – sociologie
• Vincenzo Padiglione (Università di Roma “La Sapienza”) – anthropologie
• Caterina Pasqualino (CNRS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Manuel João Ramos (Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, Centro de Estudos Internacionais) – anthropologie
• Gianfranco Rebucini (CNRS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Gabriel Rockhill (Villanova University) – philosophie
• Hadrien Saiag (CNRS, IIAC) – économie et anthropologie
• Monique Sicard (CNRS, ITEM) – histoire de la photographie et philosophie de l’image
• Maxime Vanhoenacker (CNRS, IIAC) – anthropologie
• Sophie Wahnich (CNRS, IIAC) – science politique et histoire
• Éric Wittersheim (EHESS, IIAC) – anthropologie