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From: Pat Cuninghame <pgcuninghame at yahoo.co.uk>
Date: Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 5:12 PM
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Dear comrades,
I hope you will give this invitation your consideration and that you can
resend it to your contacts in Europe.
In solidarity,
Patrick Cuninghame

The first European regional meetings, "The Workers economy", will take
place from 31 January to 1 February 2014 in the premises of FRALIB, factory
occupied by workers defending their jobs in Marseille, France.
These meetings are a continuity of the international meetings called 'The
workers economy', organized since 2007 from the experience of recovered
companies, and other movements for the self-management of work in Latin
America.
Organization: "International meetings - the workers economy" organizing
Committee, program of the open faculty, UBA (Argentina).
Fralib workers in struggle.
Self-Management Association (France)
Workers Control.net Network
Co-organizers: ICEA (Spanish State)
Members: ASPAS (Association Solidarité Provence / South America)

 Viernes 31 de enero y sábado 1 de febrero de 2014:
Encuentro internacional “La Economía de los Trabajadores” I encuentro
regional Europa y Mediterráneo.
En la fábrica ocupada Fralib
Gemenos, Bocas del Ródano, Francia
Organización: Trabajadores de Fralib en lucha.
Comité Organizador del “Encuentro Internacional La Economía de los
Trabajadores”, Programa Facultad Abierta, UBA (Argentina), Ärea de Estudios
del Trabajo de la UAM-Xochimilco (México).
Asociación Autogestión (Francia)
Red Workers Control.net
Officine Zero (Italia)
Co-organizadores: ICEA (estado español)
Adherentes: ASPAS (Asociación Solidaridad Provence América del Sur)
El I Encuentro Regional Europeo “La Economía de los Trabajadores” se
realizará los días 31 de enero y 1 de febrero en las instalaciones de
Fralib, fábrica ocupada por los trabajadores en defensa de sus puestos de
trabajo. Este Encuentro es una continuidad de los Encuentros
Internacionales “La economía de los Trabajadores” organizados desde 2007 a
partir de la experiencia de las empresas recuperadas y otros movimientos
por la autogestión del trabajo en América Latina.
Programa:
Viernes 31 de enero:
10 hs: Apertura (organizadores): Trabajadores de Fralib, Programa Facultad
Abierta (UBA, Argentina), UAM-X (México), SOLTEC y NESOL (Brasil),
Asociación Autogestión (Francia), Red Workers Control, ASPAS, representante
España, Italia, Grecia.
11 hs: Mesa 1: La crisis y las respuestas desde la autogestión: América
Latina. 13 hs: Almuerzo
14 hs: Mesa 2: Empresas ocupadas y recuperadas en Europa (experiencias de
Francia,
 Italia, Grecia, España): Fralib (Marsella, Francia), Vio.Me (Tesaloniki,
Grecia), Officine Zero (Roma, Italia), Rimaflow (Milan, Italia), Asociación
Autogestión (Francia)
16 hs: Mesa 3: Los nuevos movimientos de resistencia a la crisis.
18 hs: Proyección del documental “Pazza Idea”, sobre Officine Zero
(Italia).
18.30 hs: Proyección de la película “Industria Argentina”, de Ricardo Díaz
Iacoponi. 20 hs: Cena con comida latinoamericana.
Sábado 1 de febrero:
9 hs: visita a las instalaciones de la fábrica Fralib
10 hs: Mesa 4: Precariedad laboral, migraciones, desocupación y los
desafíos del sindicalismo en el nuevo contexto europeo y mundial. 13 hs:
Almuerzo
14 hs: Presentación del espacio workerscontrol.net
15 hs: Comisiones de trabajo: a) Rueda de intercambio entre experiencias;
b) investigación sobre empresas y colectivos autogestionarios en Europa; c)
campaña de solidaridad con luchas autogestionarias.
18 hs: Plenario de cierre

For further information, contact: economyworkersmarseille2013 at gmail.com

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  1. Fwd: Work, Class and Resistance (Chapullers OrsanS)

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From: Martin Upchurch <m.upchurch at mdx.ac.uk>
Date: Fri, Jan 3, 2014 at 11:02 AM
Subject: Work, Class and Resistance
To: CRITICAL-LABOUR-STUDIES at jiscmail.ac.uk

Dear all,

The International Socialism journal is holding a one day conference
Work, Class and Resistance:
Saturday 8 February 2014.

How relevant is Marx?s conception of class? Has the working class been
rendered impotent by neoliberalism? What are the prospects for resistance
from trade unions today?

The conference brings together academics and trade union activists. It is
an opportunity to discuss and debate the shape of the working class today
and the potential for resistance.

Plenary sessions:
The Working Class Today
Resistance and Organisation

Workshops:
Theorising Class
The State of Workplace Organisation
Precarity and Poverty
Social Media

Speakers include:

Ralph Darlington, author of 'Radical Unionism: The Rise and Fall of
Revolutionary Syndicalism'
Jane Hardy, author of  'Poland?s New Capitalism'
Kevin Doogan, author of 'New Capitalism? The Transformation of Work'
Martin Upchurch, professor of International Employment Relations at
Middlesex University
Phil Taylor, who has researched call centres and performance management and
is editor of New Technology, Work and Employment.
Joseph Choonara, author of 'Unravelling Capitalism'.
Simon Joyce, postgraduate student
Xanthe Rose, postgraduate student
Jim Wolfreys, UCU branch president at King?s College London
Paul Mcgarr, NUT activist

Saturday 8 February 2014
Registration: 10.30 for 11am start. Ends: 5pm.

Location: Birkbeck, University of London ,
Malet Street,
London,
WC1E 7HX

www.isj.org.uk

isj at swp.org.uk
0207 819 1170
Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/173209256217117/

Space is limited so book a ticket, email isj at swp.org.uk or phone 020 7819
1177.
Those attending will be asked for a donation (?10 waged /?5 unwaged or
student) to cover our costs.

Best wishes,

Camilla Royle
Deputy Editor
International Socialism
+44(0)207 819 1177

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