Call for papers

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A meeting place for researchers since 2011, this conference aims to contribute to the reflection on the theme of risk by adopting a cross-disciplinary approach. The plurality of perspectives enriches debates and exchanges on the identification of risks, their measurement, and their regulation.

The expected contributions, theoretical and/or empirical, should address the themes listed below (non-exhaustive list):

Health risk – long-term care risk; access to healthcare; health insurance systems; regulation of the healthcare market; retirement, savings, and life-cycle issues.

Risk and insurance – risk attitudes; pricing; regulation; reserving; prevention; insurability; reinsurance; predictive models; big data and artificial intelligence.

Financial risk – financial crises and systemic risk; international financial regulation; modelling and measurement of risk; market volatility; behavioral finance.

Banking risk – banking efficiency and prudential supervision; banking supply, capital structure, and risks; banking governance and incentive mechanisms; contagion and risk regulation; intermediation and information asymmetries.

Risk and innovation – technological risk; R&D strategies; innovation and intellectual property rights; eco-innovation and sustainable development.

Macroeconomic risk – recession; inflation; currency crises; fiscal instability; geopolitical risk.

Social risk – unemployment; poverty; inequalities; exclusion; household vulnerability.

Environmental risk – natural disasters; climate change; energy transition; physical risk.

Technological and digital risk – rapid obsolescence; cybersecurity; dependency on digital platforms.

Demographic risk – population ageing; declining fertility; imbalance in social systems.

Submission guidelines

The following information is required:

• The title of the paper, along with keywords.

• The names, affiliations, and contact details of the authors, specifying who the corresponding author is.

• The full paper or a summary (in French or English) of approximately 2 pages describing the topic, the methodology used, and the expected results.

Proposals must be submitted in PDF format online at: jir2026.sciencesconf.org

Important dates

• Submission deadline: April 1, 2026

• The JIR Scientific Committee will notify authors of its decisions before May 1st, 2026.

Contacts

For any further information, please contact:

jir.poitiers@gmail.com

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