Marx@200: Marx and the World Today
Saturday 19 May, 1-6pm
Birkbeck, Malet St, London, WC1E 7HX
Karl Marx was born in Trier, in today's Germany, in 1818. He developed a groundbreaking analysis of capitalism and argued for a workers' revolution to overthrow it. His ideas, contained in works ranging from The Communist Manifesto to Capital, would change the world.
But Marx was not just a thinker for the 19th or 20th centuries. This one-day conference will discuss how Marx's theories can be developed in order to make sense of the world today and transform it.
Sessions include:
- Why Marx Matters: The Crises of Contemporary Capitalism
- Marx, Nature and the Anthropocene
- The Workers of the World Today
- Trans Rights to #Metoo, the Fight Against Oppression
- Marxism and Race: A Eurocentric Analysis?
- Karl Marx: A revolutionary for today
Tickets are £6 waged/£3 unwaged - to book tickets see
here
Marxism 2018 -
a festival of socialist ideas - 5-8 July central London
If you were excited by Jeremy Corbyn's election as Labour leader, horrified by Donald Trump, want to challenge racism and oppression, desire action over climate change or are looking for an alternative to austerity and war then Marxism Festival 2018 is the place for you. Thousands of activists, campaigners, trade unionists, students, writers and academics will come together at over 130 different meetings.
Speakers include Ilan Pappe, Ghada Khami, John Bellamy Foster, Janet Alder, Alex Callicos and many others...
Go to
here for more details
https://marxismfestival.org.uk/
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