Ecosocialist School 2023

ENG/CAS 2 languages

Saturday 18 November 15.00 Introduction to the school

Sunday 19 November What's Ecosocialism? ESS 2023. 1
Alex Merlo – CAS - conf

Monday 20 November Introduction to our critical Marxism - Ian

- Our experience of oppression and exploitation – alienation, dialectics and materialism.
- The development and history of capitalism – structure, progress and class.
- The collective struggle against capitalism – labour, exploitation and communisation.

Tuesday 21 November Introduction to the Marxist critique of political economy. 3.
Alex Merlo - CAS - conf

Wednesday 22 November China, the rise of a new imperialism. 4.
Alex dJ - ENG - The metamorphosis of the People's Republic of China

- Capitalism in the PRC

- A new imperialism

Thursday 23 November Imperialism and geopolitical disorder. 5.
Joseph ENG - conf

Friday 24 November Palestine and international solidarity. 6.
Joseph ENG - conf

Saturday 25 November LGBTIQ movements and liberation- Olivia 7
ENG

– Capitalism and LGBTIQ oppression.
– LGBTIQ theories and struggles.
- The Left in LGBTIQ struggles.

Sunday 26 November - Free day

Monday 27 November Women's movements fighting for gender and sexual liberation. 8.
CAS

Tuesday 28 November The struggle against racism. 9.
ENG

Wednesday 29 November What is the Working class. 10.
Uraz FRE - conf

Thursday 30 November Women and Capitalism / Women's lives in capitalism / The social role of women in capitalism. 11.
conf

Friday 1 December Climate crisis and the need for social transformation. 12.
conf

Saturday 2 December Debt: a tool of neocolonialism. 13.

Sunday 3 December Free day

Monday 4 December Long waves in contemporary capitalism. 14.
Daniel CAS - conf

Tuesday 5 December Far Right in Europe. 15.

Wednesday 6 December Social movements and struggles in Latin-America. 16.

Thursday 7 December Transitional program and the struggle for social transformation: transitional strategies in the struggle for socialism. 17.
Brais CAS - conf

Friday 8 December The strategic role of internationalism and the need for an international. 18.
Penelope Duggan - conf

Saturday 9 December Evaluation, cleaning

Structure of the day

9.30-10.00: Lecture part 1

10.00-10.10: Break

10.10-10.40: Lecture Part 2

10.40-10.50: Break

10.50-11:20: Lecture Part 3

11.20-11.30: Break

11.30-12.15: Questions and answers

12.15-14.45: Lunch and time for individual reading

14.45-16.15: Discussion in language groups

16.15-16.30: Break

16.30-17.10: Final discussion starting with reports from the groups. Part 1

17.10-17.20: Break

17.20-17.50: Final discussion. Part 2

18.00-18.30: Country Report

20.00: Evening meal