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Saturday 21 November | Saturday 21 November | ||
1. Introduction: historical materialism method / place of Marxism in history<br> | 1. [[Introduction: historical materialism method / place of Marxism in history]]<br> | ||
Alex Merlo | Alex Merlo | ||
Sunday 22 November | Sunday 22 November | ||
2. Mode of production / mode of reproduction, women's oppression in capitalism | 2. [[Mode of production / mode of reproduction, women's oppression in capitalism]]<br> | ||
Susan Pashkoff | Susan Pashkoff | ||
Monday 23 November | Monday 23 November | ||
3. | 3. [[Relationship human society/nature, productivism]]<br> | ||
Marijke Colle | |||
Tuesday 24 November | Tuesday 24 November | ||
4. Feminism, Marxism and intersectionality: class, gender, race and sexuality as mutually constitutive | 4. [[Feminism, Marxism and intersectionality: class, gender, race and sexuality as mutually constitutive]]<br> | ||
Nadia Demond | Nadia Demond | ||
Wednesday 25 November | Wednesday 25 November | ||
5. | 5. [[Class: objective definitions, shifting contours, subjective expressions (migration, generations, gender)]]<br> | ||
Léon Crémieux | |||
Thursday 26 November | Thursday 26 November | ||
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Friday 27 November | Friday 27 November | ||
6. Long waves and crises: economic, ecological, civilizational | 6. [[Long waves and crises: economic, ecological, civilizational]]<br> | ||
Henri Wilno | Henri Wilno | ||
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Saturday 28 November | Saturday 28 November | ||
7. From the highest stage of capitalism to globalization: imperialisms and sub imperialisms, uneven and combined development | 7. [[From the highest stage of capitalism to globalization: imperialisms and sub imperialisms, uneven and combined development]]<br> | ||
Alex De Jong | Alex De Jong | ||
Sunday 29 November | Sunday 29 November | ||
8. Climate, food crisis, energy and peasant struggles and migration (women's struggles) | 8. [[Climate, food crisis, energy and peasant struggles and migration (women's struggles)]]<br> | ||
Marijke Colle | Marijke Colle | ||
Monday 30 November | Monday 30 November | ||
9. China's global role: challenging the US | 9. [[China's global role: challenging the US]]<br> | ||
Pierre Rousset | Pierre Rousset | ||
Tuesday 1 December | Tuesday 1 December | ||
10. EU imperialism and the case of Greece | 10. [[EU imperialism and the case of Greece]]<br> | ||
Eric Toussaint | Eric Toussaint | ||
Wednesday 2 December | Wednesday 2 December | ||
11. [[Reactionary fundamentalisms and nationalism on the rise (including attacks on immigrants’ women’s and lgbt rights)]]<br> | |||
Terry Conway | Terry Conway | ||
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Friday 4 December | Friday 4 December | ||
US imperialism and the challenges it faces in the Middle East | 12. [[US imperialism and the challenges it faces in the Middle East]]<br> | ||
Julien Salingue | Julien Salingue | ||
Saturday 5 December | Saturday 5 December | ||
13. New horizons of international and anti-racist solidarity: climate refugees, natural disasters, femonationalism/homonationalism and feminist/queer anti-imperialism, anti-austerity and labour | 13. [[New horizons of international and anti-racist solidarity: climate refugees, natural disasters, femonationalism/homonationalism and feminist/queer anti-imperialism, anti-austerity and labour]] <br> | ||
Peter Drucker | Peter Drucker | ||
Sunday 6 December | Sunday 6 December | ||
14. Climate change and social transformation | 14. [[Climate change and social transformation]]<br> | ||
Manuel Garí Ramos | |||
Monday 7 December | Monday 7 December | ||
15. New parties of the left: reformism in opposition or government (Syriza, Podemos, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Uruguay) | 15. [[New parties of the left: reformism in opposition or government (Syriza, Podemos, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Uruguay)]]<br> | ||
Manuel Garí Ramos | |||
Tuesday 8 December | Tuesday 8 December | ||
16. Class, environmental, and emancipatory struggles and institutions: what is a "transitional approach" in the 21st century ? | 16. [[Class, environmental, and emancipatory struggles and institutions: what is a "transitional approach" in the 21st century?]]<br> | ||
Catherine Samary | Catherine Samary | ||
Wednesday 9 December | Wednesday 9 December | ||
17. The feminist challenge in changing society: feminizing our perspectives and our movements | 17. [[The feminist challenge in changing society: feminizing our perspectives and our movements]]<br> | ||
Penny Duggan | Penny Duggan | ||
Thursday 10 December | Thursday 10 December | ||
18. The strategic importance of internationalism and the role of an international | 18. [[The strategic importance of internationalism and the role of an international]]<br> | ||
Alex de Jong | Alex de Jong | ||
Friday 11 December | Friday 11 December | ||
Evaluation, cleaning | Evaluation, cleaning | ||
*9.00-9.40: Lecture Part 1 | |||
*9.40-9.50: Break | |||
*9.50-10.30: Lecture Part 2 | |||
*10.30-10.40: Break | |||
*10.40-11:20: Lecture Part 3 | |||
*11.20-11.30: Break | |||
*11.30-12.00: Questions and answers | |||
*12.00-15.00: Lunch and time for individual reading | |||
*15.00-16.30: Discussion in language groups | |||
*16.30-17.10: Final discussion starting with reports from the group Part 1 | |||
*17.10-17.20 Break | |||
*17.20-18.00 Final discussion starting with reports from the group Part 2 | |||
*18.00-20.30: Reading time | |||
*20.30: Evening meal | |||
Latest revision as of 08:28, 9 December 2015
Module 1. Concepts in Marxism
Saturday 21 November
1. Introduction: historical materialism method / place of Marxism in history
Alex Merlo
Sunday 22 November
2. Mode of production / mode of reproduction, women's oppression in capitalism
Susan Pashkoff
Monday 23 November
3. Relationship human society/nature, productivism
Marijke Colle
Tuesday 24 November
4. Feminism, Marxism and intersectionality: class, gender, race and sexuality as mutually constitutive
Nadia Demond
Wednesday 25 November
5. Class: objective definitions, shifting contours, subjective expressions (migration, generations, gender)
Léon Crémieux
Thursday 26 November Free day
Friday 27 November
6. Long waves and crises: economic, ecological, civilizational
Henri Wilno
Module 2. Deepening globalisation and its contradictions
Saturday 28 November
7. From the highest stage of capitalism to globalization: imperialisms and sub imperialisms, uneven and combined development
Alex De Jong
Sunday 29 November
8. Climate, food crisis, energy and peasant struggles and migration (women's struggles)
Marijke Colle
Monday 30 November
9. China's global role: challenging the US
Pierre Rousset
Tuesday 1 December
10. EU imperialism and the case of Greece
Eric Toussaint
Wednesday 2 December
11. Reactionary fundamentalisms and nationalism on the rise (including attacks on immigrants’ women’s and lgbt rights)
Terry Conway
Thursday 3 December Free day
Module 3. Strategic questions in changing the world
Friday 4 December
12. US imperialism and the challenges it faces in the Middle East
Julien Salingue
Saturday 5 December
13. New horizons of international and anti-racist solidarity: climate refugees, natural disasters, femonationalism/homonationalism and feminist/queer anti-imperialism, anti-austerity and labour
Peter Drucker
Sunday 6 December
14. Climate change and social transformation
Manuel Garí Ramos
Monday 7 December
15. New parties of the left: reformism in opposition or government (Syriza, Podemos, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Uruguay)
Manuel Garí Ramos
Tuesday 8 December
16. Class, environmental, and emancipatory struggles and institutions: what is a "transitional approach" in the 21st century?
Catherine Samary
Wednesday 9 December
17. The feminist challenge in changing society: feminizing our perspectives and our movements
Penny Duggan
Thursday 10 December
18. The strategic importance of internationalism and the role of an international
Alex de Jong
Friday 11 December Evaluation, cleaning
- 9.00-9.40: Lecture Part 1
- 9.40-9.50: Break
- 9.50-10.30: Lecture Part 2
- 10.30-10.40: Break
- 10.40-11:20: Lecture Part 3
- 11.20-11.30: Break
- 11.30-12.00: Questions and answers
- 12.00-15.00: Lunch and time for individual reading
- 15.00-16.30: Discussion in language groups
- 16.30-17.10: Final discussion starting with reports from the group Part 1
- 17.10-17.20 Break
- 17.20-18.00 Final discussion starting with reports from the group Part 2
- 18.00-20.30: Reading time
- 20.30: Evening meal