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Un appel à communication pour la revue Philosophy of Social Sciences qui aura lieu à Paris en mars 2010Abstracts on any topic in  philosophy of the social sciences or in the philosophy of social  phenomena are welcome. We especially welcome papers that tackle  philosophical issues as they arise in, and are consequential for,  practicing social scientists.  We will assemble a two-day program of  papers to be presented in workshop format so that intensive discussion  can be the focus of the meeting.  We choose papers with the aim of  ensuring a broad mix of topics and of presenters from diverse  disciplinary backgrounds, and we particularly welcome contributions from  junior colleagues and colleagues new to the area. Send a one-page  abstract to any member of the program committee by December 15, 2010.THIRTEENTH ANNUALPHILOSOPHY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE ROUNDTABLE18-20 MARCH 2011Ecole Normale Supérieure de ParisEcole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, ParisInstitut Jean Nicod (ENS/EHESS/CNRS), Département de Philosophie (ENS), Département de Sciences Sociales (ENS)CALL FOR PAPERSWe are organizing the thirteenth annual working conference on topics  in philosophy of the social sciences. The 2011 Roundtable will continue a  tradition of meetings that brings together philosophers and social  scientists to discuss a wide range of philosophical issues raised in and  by social research. This year the Roundtable will be hosted by Alban  Bouvier in Paris.Abstracts on any topic in philosophy of the social sciences or in the  philosophy of social phenomena are welcome. We especially welcome  papers that tackle philosophical issues as they arise in, and are  consequential for, practicing social scientists.We will assemble a two-day program of papers to be presented in  workshop format so that intensive discussion can be the focus of the  meeting.  We choose papers with the aim of ensuring a broad mix of  topics and of presenters from diverse disciplinary backgrounds. We  particularly welcome contributions from junior colleagues and colleagues  new to the area. In this spirit, we have established an alternate year  policy for regular participants; in general, we will give preference to  new contributors over those who presented papers at the previous year’s  Roundtable. Selected papers from the Roundtable will be published in an  annual special issue of Philosophy of the Social Sciences (see any March  issue of Philosophy of the Social Sciences from 2000 onward for papers  from prior Roundtables).The Keynote Addresses for the 13th Annual Roundtable will be given by:Dan Sperber, Central European University, Budapest &#38; Institut Jean Nicod, Paris and Paul Thagard, University of Waterloo (Ontario)Send a ONE-PAGE ABSTRACT to any member of the program committee (listed below) byDECEMBER 15, 2010.If you would like to be on a distribution list for email notices,  send a note to this effect to James Bohman at the address below. Check  the Roundtable website for news and updates:http://philosophy.ucsc.edu/roundtable/PROGRAM COMMITTEELocal Host: Alban Bouvier, Institut Jean Nicod, Ecole Normale  Supérieure, 29, Rue d'Ulm, 75005 Paris, France,  bouvier.alban@wanadoo.frPaul Roth, Department of Philosophy UC - Santa Cruz  1156 High Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95064, paroth@ucsc.eduJames Bohman, Department of Philosophy Saint Louis University, 3800 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63156-0907, bohmanjf@slu.eduStephen Turner, Department of Philosophy FAO 226, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL 33620, turner@usf.eduMark Risjord, Department of Philosophy Emory University, Atlanta, GA 30322, mrisjor@emory.eduAlison Wylie, Department of Philosophy University of Washington, Box 353350, Seattle, WA 98195, aw26@u.washington.edu