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== OUTLINE OF THE LECTURE == | == OUTLINE OF THE LECTURE == | ||
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What it its relationship to the workers movement? | What it its relationship to the workers movement? | ||
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*'''The EU and the world crisis''' | *'''The EU and the world crisis''' | ||
The | The dual nature (economic and ecological) of the crisis. | ||
The response of the EU elites. | The response of the EU elites. | ||
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Broad parties and the example of Greece. | Broad parties and the example of Greece. | ||
*'''An action programme for the crisis''' | *'''An action programme for the crisis''' | ||
Latest revision as of 09:03, 1 November 2012
OUTLINE OF THE LECTURE
- The political/class character of the EU
Brief history
Why was it constructed?
What it its relationship to the workers movement?
Is it more or less democratic than the nation state?
- The EU and the world crisis
The dual nature (economic and ecological) of the crisis.
The response of the EU elites.
The response of the workers movement.
Broad parties and the example of Greece.
- An action programme for the crisis
Our response to the crisis
Do we call for ‘growth’?
What demands do we advance and why?