Type: Call for Papers

CALL FOR PAPERS THE RULE OF ALL DEMOCRACY AND DEMOCRATISING MOVEMENTS TODAY Venue: The Danish Institute at Athens, March 4.-6., 2019 Over the last decade, a plethora of progressive movements have begun experimenting with new forms of democratic government and democratization: from the various movements of the squares and the communes in Venezuela to the

Dossier State, economy and social classes in contemporary Latin America Editors: Adrián Marcelo Piva (UBA) e Danilo Enrico Martuscelli (UFFS). Between the end of the 1990s and the present, Latin America has undergone significant political, economic and social changes, which may have failed to call into question its subordinate status in the context of international

The Globalization Project: Falling Behind or Failing Forward? Conference & Special Issue Call For Papers Alternate Routes: A Journal of Critical Social Research  www.alternateroutes.ca  @ARjcsr Organizing Committee: Carlo Fanelli, York University; Heather Whiteside, University of Waterloo; Alessandra Consolaro, Università degli Studi di Torino; Marco Marrone, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia When: Thursday June 13th to Saturday

Call for proposals: Socialism in Our Time, presented by Historical Materialism April 13-14, 2019 • New York City Socialism is on the march. How can a new generation turn this moment, radically open and turbulent, into a permanent feature of the North American social landscape? On April 13-14, 2019, the Socialism in Our Time conference

The Historical-Critical Dictionary of Marxism is looking for authors for the following three articles to be included in the upcoming volume 9/II: 1. The article on “National Road to Socialism (China)” (as one part of the overall entry on National Road to Socialism; in German: nationaler Weg zum Sozialismus) should portray Mao’s theoretical conceptions and practical

Redistributive Human Rights? Thursday 31 January and Friday 1 February 2019 Faculty of Law, University of New South Wales   This workshop aims to consider the different ways in which the language and frameworks of human rights have been deployed and mobilized both to make redistribute justice claims or to contest economic inequalities, but also

Historical Materialism Sydney | Contesting the Survival of Capitalism | University of Sydney | 13-14 December 2018 Call for papers Capitalism has been able to attenuate but not resolve the contradictions of capital, doing so by occupying and producing space, extending urbanism, programming consumption, expanding the frontiers of primitive accumulation, and sustaining the reproduction of the relations

Marxist Organization Studies: Enlightening the Future: The Challenge for Organizations EGOS 2019, Edinburgh Call for papers In 2019, we aim to build on the success of the eight previous EGOS Marxist studies sub-themes in bringing together people who share an interest in drawing on Marx’s ideas to advance management and organization studies. The organizers of

Historical Materialism Sydney | Contesting the Survival of Capitalism | University of Sydney | 13-14 December 2018   Call for papers   Capitalism has been able to attenuate but not resolve the contradictions of capital, doing so by occupying and producing space, extending urbanism, programming consumption, expanding the frontiers of primitive accumulation, and sustaining the reproduction of

Deadline for the below CFP has now been extended to 21 September. We are pleased to invite you to a one-day symposium that will critically examine notions of the contemporary and contemporaneity beyond concomitance, in visual and performing arts, philosophy, and politics through panels and keynote presentations from Peter Osborne (Kingston University London) and Zöe

Fascism? Populism? Democracy? Critical Theory in a Global Context January 23 -25, 2019 University of Brighton, UK Keynote speakers: Lorenzo Bernini, Luciana Cadahia, Jean Comaroff, Kelly Gillespie, Saygun Gökariksel, Donna Jones, Maurizio Lazzarato, Christoph Menke, Leign-Ann Naidoo, Suvendrini Perera, Enzo Traverso   The International Consortium of Critical Theory Programs invites 300-word abstracts for a conference,

The Radical Sixties: Aesthetics, Politics and Histories of Solidarity  28–29 June 2019, University of Brighton, UK  An international interdisciplinary conference jointly organized by the University of Brighton’s Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics (CAPPE); Centre for Design History (CDH) and Centre for Memory, Narrative and Histories(CMNH). Deadline for abstracts: 28 September 2018 “The Sixties” continue to engage scholars from