The AFK has published a Call for Papers/Panels (CfP) for the 58th Colloquium of the Working Group for Peace and Conflict Research (AFK) and for the 2027 conference of the Young AFK, both in cooperation with the Peace Institute at the Protestant University of Applied Sciences in Freiburg. The annual call for nominations for the Christiane Rajewsky Prize has also begun.

The AFK Colloquium will take place in Freiburg from March 10 to 12, 2027, under the title “Between Repression and Conflict: Authoritarian Change and Its Social Consequences.” Proposals may be submitted until October 15, 2026. All further information can be found on the AFK website or directly in the attached CfP.

For the Junge AFK conference, which will also take place in Freiburg from March 8 to 9, 2027, submissions may be submitted by November 11, 2026. Further information is available on the Junge AFK website and in the attached Call for Papers.

In addition, master’s theses and dissertations from the current or previous calendar year, written in German or English, may be nominated for the Christiane Rajewsky Prize until October 31, 2026. The award ceremony will take place as part of the 2027 AFK Colloquium in Freiburg. Nominations can be submitted via the submission form on the AFK website.

The AFK has published a Call for Papers/Panels (CfP) for the 58th Colloquium of the Working Group for Peace and Conflict Research (AFK) and for the 2027 conference of the Young AFK, both in cooperation with the Peace Institute at the Protestant University of Applied Sciences in Freiburg. The annual call for nominations for the Christiane Rajewsky Prize has also begun.

The AFK Colloquium will take place in Freiburg from March 10 to 12, 2027, under the title “Between Repression and Conflict: Authoritarian Change and Its Social Consequences.” Proposals may be submitted until October 15, 2026. All further information can be found on the AFK website or directly in the attached CfP.

For the Junge AFK conference, which will also take place in Freiburg from March 8 to 9, 2027, submissions may be submitted by November 11, 2026. Further information is available on the Junge AFK website and in the attached Call for Papers.

In addition, master’s theses and dissertations from the current or previous calendar year, written in German or English, may be nominated for the Christiane Rajewsky Prize until October 31, 2026. The award ceremony will take place as part of the 2027 AFK Colloquium in Freiburg. Nominations can be submitted via the submission form on the AFK website.