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The Journal of Cross-Regional Dialogues (JCRD) is delighted to announce the call for papers for its seventh issue. As an open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to transcending Euro-centric viewpoints prevalent in regionalism studies, the journal seeks to foster comprehensive comparative analyses about regionalisation and regional organisations. Our upcoming issue, titled “Artificial Intelligence in a Global Context: Power, Conflict, and Regulation”, aims to explore pressing issues in today’s complex global landscape. We invite scholars and researchers to contribute to this timely academic debate. Below are the key details for submission: Language: English or French. Abstract: between 400 and 500 words, including a theoretical and methodological framework, along with a biography of 100-150 words. Abstract submission deadline: Sepember 1st, 2025. Notification of acceptance: October 1st, 2025. Paper length: between 6000 and 8000 words, excluding bibliography, references, biography, and abstract. Paper submission deadline: March 2026. Submission email: jcrd@uliege.be. All submitted abstracts and papers will undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process to ensure academic rigor and quality. For further details on the journal, the issue’s theme, and submission guidelines, please refer to the attached documents (available in English and French). FULL CALL FOR PAPERS Thank you for your consideration and anticipated contributions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- APPEL À CONTRIBUTIONS La Revue des Dialogues Inter-Régionaux (JCRD) a le plaisir d'annoncer l’ouverture de l’appel à contributions pour son septième numéro. En tant que revue scientifique à comité de lecture visant à dépasser la perspective euro-centrique qui caractérise l’étude du régionalisme, notre revue encourage les analyses comparative approfondies sur la régionalisation et les organisations régionales. Le thème de notre prochain numéro, intitulé « Les intelligences artificielles dans un contexte global : pouvoir, conflit et régulation », se donne pour ambition d’explorer les enjeux majeurs de notre paysage mondial actuel. Nous invitons les chercheurs et chercheuses ainsi que les universitaires à contribuer à ce débat académique d'actualité. Veuillez trouver ci-dessous les principales échéances et consignes : Langue : anglaise ou français. Abstract : entre 400 et 500 mots, comprenant une réflexion théorique et méthodologique, et une biographie de 100-150 mots. Échéance pour la soumission de l’abstract : 1er septembre 2025 Notification d’acceptation : 1er octobre 2025. Article : entre 6000 et 8000 mots, hors bibliographie, références, biographie et résume. Échéance pour la soumission de l’article : Mars 2026. Adresse e-mail pour la soumission : jcrd@uliege.be. Tous les abstracts et articles soumis seront évalués par les pairs en double aveugle. Vous trouverez davantage d'informations sur la revue, le sujet du numéro, ainsi que la procédure de soumission dans les documents ci-joints (versions française et anglaise). APPEL À CONTRIBUTIONS DÉTAILLÉ Merci d'avance.

Putin and Xi meet to finalize pipeline deals while Denmark and Niger signal alliance fragility. Sanctions containment strategy faces new pressures.

Despite new investments in mining and refining around the world, China is positioned to keep its grip on the rare earth elements that matter most