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Transformations: A DARIAH Journal invites proposals for a special issue. Alongside our annual regular thematic issue, Transformations: A DARIAH Journal publishes special issues that open up additional conversations in the arts and humanities (see our online Procedures for Special Issues).

We hereby invite proposals that:

• make a clear scholarly case for a focused theme
• build an engaged community of authors and readers
• can be delivered within realistic editorial and review capacity

Special issues follow the same editorial standards and external peer review as regular articles. Guest editors may submit articles, but such submissions will be handled independently and may not exceed 25% of the final special issue. 

All special issues:

• are overseen by the Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Board
• receive the same peer review and editorial scrutiny as regular articles
• are published with clear labelling and transparent editorial roles

Multilingual special issues

Transformations actively welcomes proposals for multilingual special issues. They are subject to the same editorial oversight, peer-review standards, and publication ethics as all other contributions to Transformations.

Special issues may be:

• fully in English
• fully in a language other than English

Proposals for multilingual issues should:

• explain the scholarly rationale for the chosen language(s)
• identify the intended scholarly community
• demonstrate the availability of qualified reviewers in the relevant language(s)

Who can apply

Proposals are welcome from individuals or teams, from any institution or country, including interdisciplinary and cross-sector editorial teams.

How to apply

Please fill-in this template form and submit it (in PDF) to transformations@episciences.org with the subject line: Special Issue Proposal.

Timeline

• Call opens: April 2026
• Deadline for special issue applications: 30 June 2026
• Information about the decision: 15 July 2026 
• Call for papers / invitations / preparation of contributions: 15 July  2026 – May 2027
• Peer review: June – Sept 2027
• Copy editing & Formatting:  Oct  – Nov 2027
• Target publication: December 2027

V rámci projektu GAČR Junior Star Socio-Spatial Situatedness of Roman Professions and its Impact on Religion in the Roman Empire: A Formal Modeling Approach se vypisují dvě výběrová řízení pro pozici postdoc (FTE 0.7), jedna pro experta či expertku na geografii, druhá pro experta či expertku na matematiku/statistiku/datovou analýzu. Projekt je afiliován k Centru pro digitální výzkum náboženství na Masarykově univerzitě. Níže naleznete abstrakt projektu a odkazy na výběrová řízení.

Pozice Geografie: https://www.phil.muni.cz/kariera/volna-pracovni-mista/80212

Pozice Matematika: https://www.phil.muni.cz/kariera/volna-pracovni-mista/80213

Příjem přihlášek trvá do 31. ledna 2026.

O projektu:

The SIPROME project will investigate how uncertainties, risks, and variabilities associated with working environments in the Roman Empire impacted the worship strategies of people of profession. By means of formal modeling using a wide array of archaeological and epigraphic data, the project will analyze how and to what extent the exceptionally specialized division of labor in the Roman Empire contributed to the socio-spatial distribution of Roman cults. This mathematical approach, using tools such as spatial proximity analysis, quantitative textual analysis, and predictive modeling, has the significant potential to disentangle the complex interplay between the strongly stratified Roman society, the highly variable physical world it inhabited, and the diverse religious answers that it prompted. SIPROME bridges the gap between the debates on Roman religion and professions that have largely developed independently and it contributes to a major societal topic of risk mitigation strategies from a unique standpoint.

El VII Encuentro de Humanistas Digitales reunió a una amplia comunidad de especialistas, investigadores, docentes, desarrolladores y estudiantes interesados en explorar las intersecciones entre la tecnología, las humanidades y las ciencias sociales...

Continue reading VII Encuentro de Humanistas Digitales: una comunidad en expansión at Red de Humanidades Digitales.

La entrada Ampliado el plazo para el envío de propuestas para el VII Congreso Internacional de la HDH 2025 se publicó primero en HDH - Humanidades Digitales Hispánicas.

Ústav pro českou literaturu AV ČR vypisuje konkurs na následující pozice
ve výzkumné infrastruktuře Česká literární bibliografie:

– datový specialista
– výzkumník v oblasti digital humanities

Uzávěrka pro podání přihlášek je 5. května 2019, další podrobnosti v naleznete v příloze.

The Call for Papers for DH Benelux 2023 has been published!

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The programme for the 2022 DH Benelux conference is online and the registration is open. Click ‘continue reading’ for the links to the programme and the registration pages.

The Call for Papers for DH Benelux 2022 has been published!

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The organising committee of DH Benelux 2022 are proud to present an invitation to Save The Date for our next iteration of the DH Benelux conference, which will take place at the University of Luxembourg from 1 to 3 June 2022. We hope to see you there!

The Call for Papers for DH Benelux 2020 has been published!

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At DHBenelux 2019 next year’s DHBenelux was announced to be held in Leiden, the Netherlands. The conference will be held on 3-5 June 2020. We will launch the official website for next year’s conference soon, including the call for papers.

The Call for Papers for DH Benelux 2019 has been published!

Go to the DH Benelux 2019 CfP.

Go to the DH Benelux 2019 site.

At DHBenelux 2018 next year’s DHBenelux was announced to be held in Liège, Belgium. The conference will be held from 11-13 September 2019. We will launch the official website for next year’s conference soon, including the call for papers.

The new Call for Papers for DHBenelux 2018, which will be held from 6-8 June in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, is now online. Go to 2018.dhbenelux.org for all information regarding the conference.

Welcome to the new www.dhbenelux.org. After working with separate WordPress websites so far, DHBenelux has now moved to a WordPress network so that all conferences are on the same domain with clear location per year. We are still working adding all information which should be completed soon.

On this domain, dhbenelux.org, you will find all information about the DHBenelux organisation, as well as links to earlier instalments.