Sixth Annual Conference
'Another World is Necessary: Crisis, Struggle and Political Alternatives' London, 27–29 November 2009
The
annual Historical Materialism conference is organised by the editorial
board of Historical Materialism in association with the Deutscher
Memorial Prize committee and the Socialist Register. The conference has
become an important event on the Left, providing an annual forum to
discuss recent developments on the agenda of historical-materialist
research and has attracted an increasingly high attendance over the
past four years. The Editorial Board of Historical Materialism welcomes
attendance and active engagement in discussion with panellists from new
as well as prior participants with an interest in critical-Marxist
thought.For logistical and other support, Historical Materialism would like
to thank the School of Oriental and African Studies and the Centre for
International Security and Diplomacy. For sponsorship, thanks to the
Faculty of Law and Social Sciences at SOAS, SOAS Student Union, Brill
Academic Publishers, the Deutscher Memorial Prize committee, Socialist
Register, Journal of Agrarian Change, the International Initiative for
the Promotion of Political Economy and Bookmarks.
One of the principal objectives of the
conference has been to build bridges among the various Marxist
communities, including the breaking down some of the linguistic and
intellectual barriers which continue to hamper the circulation and
expansion of critical-Marxist thought. The sixth annual Historical
Materialism Conference, under the banner of ‘Crisis, Struggle and
Political Alternatives’, promises to continue and take forward this
objective. The conference is organised around three plenary sessions (the
Deutscher lecture, the launch of the Socialist Register 2010, and
Historical Materialism’s plenary) and a host of workshops dedicated to
specific themes. Sessions and Paper abstracts with selected recordings For more details, please contact: historicalmaterialism@soas.ac.uk

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