Call for Papers “Russia-Ukraine War: Exploring the Social, Economic, and Legal Impacts of the Energy Crisis” - La Nouvelle Jeunesse

The International Journal of Law, Ethics, and Technology(IJLET) welcomes contributions that take a pragmatic approach to the practicalities of the energy crisis under the impacts of the Russia-Ukraine War, with an emphasis on the feasibility of the energy transition currently presented by international policymakers. Hence, we focus on the societal and legal issues of the energy crisis. This Call for Papers will explore the socioeconomic and legal effects of the energy crisis, focusing, in particular, on the following themes: How the changing global energy landscape and its geopolitics transform the laws and regulations in the energy sector. The risks of broader socioeconomic and legal effects that climate change from the energy crisis could have for societies. The future of energy and law. You can submit to IJLET using Scholastica: https://ijlet.scholasticahq.com/

International Symposium of NALMS - North American Lake Management Society

Leveraging Experience to Manage Diverse Lakes, Landscapes, and People November 14-17, 2022 in Minneapolis, Minnesota There will be technical workshops all day Monday, November 14. Beginning Tuesday, November 15, three days of presentations will be organized into themed tracks and sessions. We encourage oral and poster presentations on any aspect of lake and reservoir management.

Open Science Policies as an Accelerator for Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals - Journal of Science Policy & Governance

Open science is a movement towards a more accessible, more transparent, and more participatory way of designing, conducting, publishing, and evaluating scholarly research. Open science can be a true game changer in bridging the science, technology and innovation gaps between and within countries, fulfilling the human right to science and leaving no one behind. We invite students, post-doctoral researchers, policy fellows, early career researchers and young professionals from around the world to develop bold and innovative policy and governance ideas for exploring the untapped potential of open science to create a better society, and push for the attainment of the UN Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).