Call for proposals

The conference “Long Durations and Disruptions: Temporalities of Transformation in Cultural Industries (TeMIC)” aims to explore the various dimensions of time in the organization and functioning of the cultural industries, with a particular focus on the audiovisual and music sectors.

The aim of the conference is to offer a fresh perspective on these industries by examining how long-term trends and moments of disruption shape the dynamics of production, circulation, and consumption of cultural forms, formats, and content

Attention will be paid to the temporalities of transitions between established and emerging practices, to the speed at which cultural products circulate in the digital environment, and to the adaptations or resistances likely to accelerate, slow down, or alter these transformations.

Papers will examine the persistence of certain socio-economic configurations, as well as the reconfigurations resulting from the adoption of technological innovations, the emergence of new categories of industrial actors, the adoption of new economic and production models, the implementation of political and regulatory frameworks, and changes in consumption patterns.

Download the call for proposals TEMIC_CFP.pdf

Proposals for papers, in French or English, should be sent before April 13, 2026, to: colloquetemic2026@protonmail.com

Proposals must include:
·      The title of the paper 
·      The authors' first and last names and affiliations 
·      An abstract of no more than 3,000 characters, including spaces, covering the issue, theoretical framework, and field.
·      3 to 5 keywords 
·      A short biography of the author(s)
·      3 to 5 bibliographical references

Response from the scientific committee: May 2026

This conference is supported by inIdEx ICCA—the IdEx program of Paris Cité University (ANR-18-IDEX-0001)—as part of the “France 2030” investment plan. 

 

Organising Committee :

Ana Viñuela, IRCAV, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle    

Samuel Zarka, LabSIC, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord 

Scientific Committee :

Alix Benistant, LabSIC, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord                                                           

Grégoire Bienvenu, Dicen, Université Paris Nanterre                                                                      

Laure de Verdalle, CNRS et Printemps, UVSQ/Université Paris Saclay                                            

Jacob Matthews, LabSIC, Université Paris 8 Vincennes - Saint-Denis                                          

François Moreau, ACT, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord                                                            

Violaine Roussel, CRESPPA, Université Paris 8 Vincennes - Saint-Denis                                    

Olivier Thévenin, CERLIS, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle                                                                  

Ana Viñuela, IRCAV, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle                                                                   

Samuel Zarka, LabSIC, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord