Global Capital, Global Struggles - CSE Conference

[Chris Burford <cburford@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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.
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