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Our vision is to build human solidarity to sustain
life and a grassroots driven, just transition for
system change
Rethinking the State: Complexity, Polycrisis, and Just Transition
Democratic Marxism, Volume 9 manuscript workshop
Day 2
Rethinking the State: Complexity, Polycrisis, and Just Transition
Democratic Marxism, Volume 9 manuscript workshop
Day 1
Class, Social Mobility and African Women in South Africa
Series of monthly online talks by contributors to DM Volume 7; Emancipatory Feminism in the Time of Covid-19: Transformative resistance and social reproduction.
Speaker: Jane Mbithi-Dikgole
‘Our Existence is Resistance’: Women Challenging Mining and the Climate Crisis in a Time of Covid-19
Series of monthly online talks by contributors to DM Volume 7; Emancipatory Feminism in the Time of Covid-19: Transformative resistance and social reproduction.
Speakers: Dineo Skosana and Jacklyn Cock
Doing ecofeminism in a time of Covid-19: Beyond the limits of liberal feminism
Series of monthly online talks by contributors to DM Volume 7; Emancipatory Feminism in the Time of Covid-19: Transformative resistance and social reproduction.
Speaker: Inge Konik
Extractivism and Crises: Rooting Development Alternatives in Emancipatory African Socialist Eco-feminism.
Series of monthly online talks by contributors to DM Volume 7; Emancipatory Feminism in the Time of Covid-19: Transformative resistance and social reproduction.
Speaker: Samantha Hargreaves
DM Public Lecture 3 (2016): Erik Olin Wright
Understanding class
DM Public Lecture 2 (2016): Michael Burawoy
Considerations on Southern Marxism: Fanon and beyond
DM Public Lecture 1 (2016): Gindin and Panitch
The left’s strategic impasse amidst global capitalist crisis: Rethinking reform and revolution for the 21st century