>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >This message comes to you on behalf of the conference committee of the >Conference of Socialist Economists (CSE). > >CSE will be holding a conference on 1st and 2nd July 2000 in London, >entitled Global Capital and Global Struggles; Strategies, Alliances, >Alternatives. > >The aim is to promote a dialogue between academics and activists on the >process of neoliberal globalisation and how to resist it. Topics such as >the Seattle Round, the politics of the IMF/World Bank, Fortress Europe, the >internationalisation of the labour movement, etc. will be discussed (see >text at the end of the message). > >We are looking for other organisations and web sites through which to >publicise the conference. >If you or your organisation can help in this way, please either:- > >1) distribute what follows in cyberspace or on paper, preferably in the >`attached file' version which can be printed out as a proper leaflet > >2)contact us and we will send you paper leaflets - say how many you can use >and where they should be sent > >3) consider if you could mention the conference and the CSE web site in >your magazine, newsletter etc > >4) consider if you could do some kind of `swap deal' on publicity with CSE >- you put our leaflets in your mailing, we put yours in ours; reply by >e-mail in the first instance to open discussions about this > >Details of the conference will also be posted in the next fortnight on >www.gn.apc.org/cse, where in due course you will be able to download >summaries of the talks to be discussed. > >Thanks for your support >Anne Gray > >=== > >Everyone welcome to an international conference on GLOBAL CAPITAL AND >GLOBAL STRUGGLES: STRATEGIES, ALLIANCES, ALTERNATIVES > >10am-6pm Saturday-Sunday 1st-2nd July 2000 >University of London Union (ULU), Malet St, London WC1 > >New networks of struggles are posing a serious threat to neoliberal >globalization. Their slogans include, 'No issue is single', 'Let our >resistance be as transnational as capital', and 'No new round -- WTO >turnaround'. This conference aims to involve intellectuals and activists in >debate on global capital's strategies today, as well as counter-strategies >and alternatives. > >Questions for debate include >Why is global capital liberalizing trade, production and finance? >How do social movements build alliances at the local and global level? >What strategies could build on their strengths and overcome their >limitations? >What alternative models of international economy are being promoted? > >Plenary talks >John Holloway, 'Changing the world without taking power' >Andy Mathers & Graham Taylor, 'Europe-wide struggles against neoliberalism' >Stuart Rosewarne, 'Migrant workers, citizenship and labour markets' >Silvia Federici, 'New forms of anti-capitalist internationalism' >Hugo Radice, 'Globalization, labour and socialist renewal' > >Workshops >Workshop talks and discussions include a diverse range of issues and >struggles, e.g. ideologies of social movements, global-local dynamics, >community politics, GM seeds, privatization of public services, >environmental governance, New Labour's Knowledge Economy, financial >liberalization, labour exploitation, trade unions, immigrant workers, EMU, >Third World debt crunch. > >Registration fees: #60 institutionally-funded, #15 high-waged, #10 >low-waged, #5 unwaged. > >Sponsored by the Conference of Socialist Economists (CSE) > >All details -- programme, abstracts, papers, accommodation info -- will be >provided on the CSE webpage, www.gn.apc.org/cse > >CSE 2000 Registration Form > >The registration form is also available on the webpage, www.gn.apc.org/cse > >It can be sent by post with a cheque, payable to 'CSE'. Or it can be sent >by email with credit card details. > >Registration fees: > >#60 institutionally-funded, #15 high-waged, #10 low-waged, #5 unwaged. > >Name > >Institution > >Address > >Email > >Amount paid (see rates above) > >Cheque enclosed? > >Credit card bookings > >name of card holder > >card type & number > >expiry date > >Send to: >CSE Registration >Dr Alfredo Saad Filho >South Bank University Business School >103 Borough Road >London SE1 0AA >UK > >email [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >Louis Proyect > >(The Marxism mailing list: http://www.marxmail.org) __________________________________ KOMINFORM P.O. Box 66 00841 Helsinki - Finland +358-40-7177941, fax +358-9-7591081 e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kominf.pp.fi ___________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe/unsubscribe messages mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ___________________________________
